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bay area on the front lines sayi are facing ensh whes to tips >>re getting by as much they can during this emergency. while some struggle to make ends meet, others struggle to fight the demand. we'll show you how a home testing kit works. good morning i'm devon feely. emily turner has this morning off. let's get a check of our weather in the weather center with daren. there are showers down in the south bay. most of this is to the south down around santa cruz and monterey. but some of this is going to get into the south bay today. since we have a chance for light showers, i'm going to show you that we're going to

spotlight the time frame right here. watch what happens as we go through the rest of today. san jose could pick up .10" of rain today. some of this, but really it would be light unless you're down in the south bay. as far as getting you ready to step out the door right now, temperatures are in the low to upper 40s. 49 in san jose, oakland, and san francisco. i'll be back with more on the temperatures for today and the next more meaningful rain which is coming pretty soon in the complete forecast. back over to you. all of california's under

a lockdown this weekend. contra costa and sonoma counties each reported their first deaths from the coronavirus on friday. they joined smoit san mat mateo county and santa clara counties as well. local food banks have been overwhelmed by the demand and also hit hard by a lack of volunteers. 13 members of the san jose fire department have tested positive for the coronavirus. nurses across the bay area say facilities are rationing face masks during this pandemic. the cdc says as a very last resort workers can homema masks such as bandannas or

fabric. >> i've heard that people are being asked to reuse the mask the. >> reporter: michelle hebow is hasbeen a nurse at kaiser in fremont. >> they're giving nurses surgical masks and ppe. i don't know how much ppe they're putting in a brown bag in the beginning of the shift and they are to make sure that is in tact for the rest of the shift and that is not good care. that is not good infection control. it's unacceptable. >> reporter: the need for n95 masks like this one is great. the hashtag "get meppe or personal protective equipment" is trending on social media.

health workers pleading for supplies to navi ata whaties h virus, the staff improvised. the cut surgical linen to fit a surgical mask over the masks. >> we're doing a donation drive every day until the coronavirus is gone. >> reporter: here in san francisco, the gnc in the marina is answering the call. the owner is accepting n95 masks and other supplies to drop off at local hospitals. >> this is a big freaking deal. best case scenario april 7th. worst case scenario unknown. therefore, we really have to work together to get rid of this thing and fight. >> we have what we needed at home. i think any extras we don't need at this time is far more critical for folks in hospitals and taking care of those who are sick to have them first. >> reporter: in 25 years of

being in business, it's never seen such a shortage. >> it's sad to be able to see people struggling to find, you know, what a few months ago was a simple thing such as a mask. >> kaiser permanente says it's carefully managing resources to ensure equipment is available for its health care workers during the duration of the pandemic. san jose police is about to get tougher on businesses who are not complying with the stay-at-home order. police chief eddie garcia reported that 56 businesses were found in violation including a billiards home. certain patrol cars are now ordered as health compliance rs r m ccardo urging peopleto report any violations

by reporting 311. and some of the businesses that are considered essential, grocery stores, pharmacies, gas stations, banks, transit stations and emergency services. san jose neighborhoods are looking eriely deserted. in san jose willow glenn was also empty. this is prompting business owners to think outside the box to keep their doors open . . >> dining in is no longer an option. so restaurant owners are finding new ways to market. get food to their simply survive.

. >> reporter: he adapted to the new rules but his marketing skills weren't the only reason for the boom in business. >> and we're supporting them. >> allen and his wife are now offering what they call a 70 plus program delivering of free pizza and salad to 15 elderly residents each night. . >> they try to give us money to pay it forward. they take pictures. they're so happy for us. >> reporter: but not every business is in demand right now. in fact, many more appear to be struggling. at mission city grill where there oufbt a 40-minute wait at lunchtime, robert ramirez has cut back his staff by at least 80%. >> my concern is that the families have food in their mouths and pay their rent or, you know, can keep afloat. >> reporter: so robert is also

now delivering food and offering specials to remind his customers yesterday they're still open. >> it's something if i can put a smile on a customer's face, it's worth it to me. >> reporter: both businesses learning to adapt to feed their customers so they can keep their employees fed as well. >> when people come in here. it just kind of reassures me they're not giving up on us. >> for example, fitness studios are now also live streaming their classes. in san jose, marie medina kpix 5. this is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. to reduce the risk of spreading the virus. starting on monday, cameras will capture photos of license plates and drivers will be mailed a bill. caltrans is not enforcing penalties during this period.

and fastrak users will remain the same. some of the largest states are joining california and ordering people to stay at home. nossential bintot downfials in new york have directed medical providers to stop giving patients testing for the virus sick enough they're required to stay in the hospital. in all, more than 17,000 cases of coronavirus have been confirmed nationwide. natalie brand is on the scramble. >> scramble. >> we are now the epicenter of this crisis, right here in the nation's largest city. >> reporter: governments across the nation are enacting to curb the spread of the coronavirus. >> when it comes to the covid- 19 infections. >> reporter: president trump says a nationwide lockdown is not being considered right now

but the president took another step to close the u.s. border. >> we're also working with mexico to implement new rules at our ports of entry. >> reporter: it's the only way to cut down on new infections. . >> i don't think necessarily every single l region or location needs to be that way. but certainly in response to the kind of situation that you're seeing in new york and i think that was an appropriate move. >> reporter: the needed closures have ground parks of the economy to a halt triggering what some analysts predict could be an unprecedented surge in layoffs. >> the bottom line is very simple, if we don't deal with the health crisis, nothing we do will make the economy better. >> reporter: the proposal includes relief for small businesses, loans to impacted industries and direct cash payments to individuals based on income and family size. >> the soonget the cash, the income lowering the

better will be. people a week from now see no hope, you're going to have a lot of social unrest. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell says the senate will work throughout the weekend hammering the details. and wall street wrapped up another brutal week. the dow lost another 119 points to close just above 19,000. u.s. markets reported their worst week since the height of the financial crisis a dozen years ago. a bay area start up ki to get one, you go online or use an app to answer a questionnaire. swab the back of your throat and send back a specimen in a prepaid envelope. >> we've seen the advent of

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after a contentious back and forth, governor gavin newsom and pg&e have settled over the company's bankruptciy plan. baruptcy plans did not focus enough on safety. the new deal will require pg&e to overhaul its board of directors and if they don't end their bankruptcy case on time, the state would get a chance to buy the company. a judge still needs to approve the agreement. a big loss for the san francisco music scene, a long running club shuttered during the shelter-in-place is not going to re-open. it the owner of slim's e- mailed employees this week. the decision to close was

reportedly made late last year and has nothing to do with the coronavirus outbreak. let's get into the details onnen the way. there are a couple of different opportunities. there's the one for today which i'm going focus on first. and then we're going to look at a second system and a second rain maker that's going to get here for the second half of tomorrow. hi-def doppler shows you an impressive rain maker down off the coast of monterey. but if we switch to future cast, we do see some of these showers get into the south bay. by the late morning. this is the 10:00 hour. we're seeing a few light showers work their way into santa clara county. and i'm going to play this through the now 3:00 in the afternoon. a few more spotty showers perhaps. so it's by no means widespread all day rain down here. but it is the possibility for

a few hit and miss showers and i want to point something else out. . gets us into the evening. can't overlook the chance for a few showers in the far north bay. so that's the way it will play out. if you look at the totals just for what we can get from these spotty showers throughout the day today, clearly the focus down here now that's today. and that's the system responsible for it. we're going to go to the wide view. i need to show you sunday's totally separate system sitting out here. and that one comes together just in time for the second half of the day tomorrow. that says 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. and we've got another band of rain this time coming up from the south as well. here we are tomorrow. this is the 1:00 hour. and now we start to see some

better developed rain here by the late afternoon. some of these could even have a few isolated thunderstorms down to the south. but for most of us sunday, is is really going to be somewhat of a noticeably sunny day particularly as we get into the evening into monday. there will likely still be some rain left over from that second system that goes from sunday afternoon into sunday morning. and if you look at the totals on that we pick up about .25" of rain. if you look at today and tomorrow, we're sitting near 70 for inland locations. even with that chance of rain coming in today and tomorrow we'll be in the mid to upper 60s for the bay. you can take a look at what happens after those two opportunities of rain we just looked at. we're going to keep the chances of showers going in through next week really, monday,

tuesday, and wednesday have a chance of showers. doesn't look like a significant storm. but still, plenty of opportunity to get some rain over the next few days. starting with this morning in the south bay. i'll have more on on this coming up in the next half hour. but there's a lot all of a sudden now rain wise to keep an eye on. >> there was a lot of days where it was basically sunny but some clouds would roll in. >> yep are. i think that's a good way of thinking of this. you can replay that experience. and thn we'll see thousand hinges play out as we get into monday and tuesday. here's one way california is trying to make it easier during the shelter-in-place order, you can now get alcohol delivered to your hwi, and cock pick up, or delivery as long as they have a secure lid or cap

and it's sold with food. one napa county vineyard wants to bring its wine tasting experience to you online. wine makers at st. supper are using web service zoom to host wine tasting. e chats are happening every thursday. they're recorded so you can catch up. and coming up, the 49ers who's moving on from the mission city to the big easy.

time now for a quick sports update. we'll start with the nfl where emanuel sanders is leaving the nl. he signed a two year, $6 million deal with the saints. he kougt 5 passes for 203 yards. san mateo native tom brady made it official yesterday.

he signed a contract with the buccaneers. in 20 seasons with the new england patriots, the qb has six super bowl titles on risumi. our own vern glen did a story on some hockey players with their own spin on the sport. >> you're the spring hockey ghie. >> looks like hockey. sounds like hockey, but no ice. i wonder what joe thoroughton of the sharks would say. >> we used a ball and we're running. it's actually way harder than ice skating. i'd love to see joe try to last a period with us. >> reporter: any given sunday night here in the old dry ice arena in oakland these guys have been running up and down this rink for 20 years. and it's not just here. >> there's a group in san jose. there's a group in oakland.

there's a group in san francisco. there's a group in lafayette. . >> reporter: coronavirus such a rough game. >> we're going to check, we're going to hit, gloves are going to come off. >> all my other sports leagues are slowly starting to cancel. i'm assuming this is the last time we'll be out here for a month or whatever. get it in, get it out and we'll deal with that. : coming up, several u.s. senators push back against criticism for dumping stock just as the markets were about to tank. and the trump mdecides to give taxpayers an extra three months to send in tax payments. here's a live look outside san jose. we'll be back in a moment. [ running and breathing heavily ]

ythere's no tomorrow. but tomorrow always comes. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. welcome back it's just about 6:30. thanks, so much for joining us. i'm devon feelly. let's go to the weather center with daren where we have that rain to the south. >> the first thing that the temperatures are going to be nice today. we're going to be near 70 if you're inland particularly up in sonoma county. but most places will come into the mid and upper 60s. and we're starting off this day

in a different way from the north bay from the south bay. in the north bay you're looking at clear skies as you're waking up and you can kind of see that view from our camera on top of the sales force camera. but, let's get into those clouds. that's why it's cloudy in the south bay. it's a lot of rain down to the south of us. some of those are going to try and get down into santa clara county as we get into late this morning and early afternoon. here's a good example. i just stopped that at 3:00 this afternoon and you can see there's a spotty shower showing up for san jose. for right now, to get you out the door, here's where the numbers candidate stand at the moment. you get in around the bay, we're sitting at right around 50. oakland, san francisco, snaez l in at 49 degrees at this point. i'll be back with not only thbay toda for the oa

chance of rain going through much of next week. i'll see with all that coming up when we get into the complete forecast. in the meantime, grab that jacket if you're ready to head out the door with those temperatures technically only one degree in above the upper 30s for inland conditions. two u.s. senators face harsh criticism. the report first came from the nonprofit news organization pro publicica says that republican richard rur of north carolina sold up to $1.7 million borth of stock after getting closed door briefings on the outbreak. also republican kelly loeffler of georgia also sold millions of dollars of shares. noproof on inside information or broke

any laws. >> i do want to set the record straight. >> other senators under scrutiny democrat dianne fine feinstein and republican james inhofe of oklahoma. white house leaders are negotiating a trillion dollars stimulus package. the bill would bail out the airline industries, help small businesses and send two checks worth a thousand dollars to americans in need. rop majority leader mitch mcconnell is aiming for a senate vote on monday. that leads senate leaders and advisors until this afternoon to finish work. you now have an extra three is w udfiling as nirati s ad

well. it's up to each state to make its own deadlines. in california, you have until june 15th to file and pay your state taxes. sa at president trump's steve direction we are moving tax day. all taxpayers will have additional time to file and make payments without interest or penalties. and, for now, president trump says he does not anticipate a federal dock loun. while these steps are necessary in hot beds in these states, that other parts of the country don't face the same issues. a crackdown at the u.s. border is limiting nonessential travel to and from mexico in response to the pandemic. both countries have agreed to limit cross border travel. thousands of people cross the u.s. mexico border every day for work, for school, and for other activities. the department of homeland security is also turning away

all migrants without proper documentation. the u.s. is enngll travelat the northern border with dawell. undocumented immigrants during the pandemic. under new enforcement guidelines agents will focus on detightening public safety risk. the measures are necessary to safeguard the well being of its personnel and the public. mixed messages at the white house, president trump and the nation's top doctor on infectious diseases seem to contract each other on friday on whether a milaria drug will work. >> the answer is no and the answer you're talking about is anecdotal evidence as the commissioner of the fda and as the president mentioned yesterday, we're trying to strike a balance between making something with a potential of an effect to the american people available at the same time that we do it under the

protocol to determine if it's truly safe. >> probably more of a fan of that than maybe than anybody, but i'm a big fan. we'll see what happens. and we all understand what the doctor said is 100% correct. it's early but i've seen t that are impressive . we'll see. we're going to know soon. >> to help stop the spread of coronavirus, fedex is making some changes. the shipping company says it's working with the government and private health care companies to provide transportation support for coronavirus testing. that includes delivering relief supplies to about 1,000 health centers. fedex is also temporarily suspending most signatures usually required for delivers in the u.s. and canada. here in the bay area, the coronavirus is creating a surge in hospital visits and, because of this, john mere health is consolidating its urgent care locations. it's closing three locations.

the change will allow workers to move into the group's four largest urgent care centers in berkeley, pleasanton,n and walnut creek. with the stay at home order even our diets may be changing. we may not be eating as healthily as we would like. kpix5's andrea cost asked record many people are hording food this week and a lot of people bought non parishable foods. fresh food is getting harder to get. but there are still ways to eat healthy if you take the time to plan your menu. >> did you get jw? . >> reporter: chef amy is trying to ramp up her to go business as her restaurant is

completely shut down. >> so now i have to twirl and pivot. >> reporter: murray is trying to offer fresh organic healthy foods to go. >> we're featuring the chicken bone broth, the tumeric tonic. >> reporter: dishes that feed your body with nutrients. >> i think it's a good approach to an unknown factor like this virus. >> reporter: it could hurt your budget. so chef murray says there are simple ways to eat healthy at home if you prepare in advance. >> i also think it's good to have food like stews and soups and curries and things that hold a few days so that you can just easily heat them up in your house. >> reporter: she also recommends pickling vegetables g velike slow roasted carrots to make hummus.

>> reporter: and as many of us already know using ingredients like garlic, tumeric, and ginner will help and won't shy away from using heat. >> i'm a big fan of cyan and alepp o peppers. just a little heat for the belly i think is good. >> reporter: many of the bay area markets will remain open at this point. they are exempt from the order because they provide food to californians. in berkeley, kpix5. there's now an emergency relief fund in oakland to help fight against the coronavirus. food, homelessness, community, and economic security. the team is teaming up with several nonprofits. part of the money will also go to local businesses and a new testing site for first responders. >> reporter: testing for our front line workers, our first responders who have been out there every day with our most

vulnerable exposing themselves k and i'm thrilled, $300,000 today will start testing for first responders. >> the fund already had $2.5 million in donations as it launched yesterday. if you would like to donate you can do so online. are gun stores considered essential businesses? on friday authorities shut down a castro valley gun store that was defying a shelter-in-place order. the owner has plans to fight back. >> it took the sheriff's deputies and the district attorney to shut down this gun store, but the owner says he's not backing down. >> there's been home invasions down the street where i lived. >> reporter: gun owner josh stand says guns are essential at this time. only to find the store closed. >> kind of concerning that like >> reporter: solar tactical a

with the al alameda county. >> it's a second amendment right. a lot of our customers are business owners and they're concerned about looting or they're concerned about their personal safety in the house. >> reporter: this was the line outside the castro valley store earlier this week. business is going through the roof and most customers are first-time buyers. he feels he's being singled out. >> big 5 can sell guns right now. wal-mart can sell guns right now. >> this was an argument about essential versus nonessential. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says they have to make tough decisions. >> people that are buying weapons now that were not weapons owners prior what kind of training to they have. >> reporter: and everybody's

got an opinion on whether gun stores are essential. >> you do got to eat and go to the hospital. but that, are you going to shoot the coronavirus. >> reporter: the owner says he may re-open depending on what his attorney. the nra may also be involved in a legal challenge. i'm da lin kpix5. you can still get outside u'inkingof headr isolatn, all the entrances to os use of the outbreak. meanwhile, campgrounds are all closed at all state parks. meantime you can still go to a trail head or dip your feet in the water at the beach. just keep 6' from everybody else. else. up flex, the coronavirus phone scams that could put your health at kissing. also ahead...

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where scammers offer to sell fake vaccines. supply scams. scammers create fake websites. claiming to sell medical supplies. scammers are contacting people pretending to be doctors and charity scams where they're soliciting donations for individuals or areas affected by the virus. meanwhile, multiple states have post tone potentialed their presidential primaries, louisiana was the first state to postpone its primary. other states include thrnmentysitwill gia, indi there. interesting set up right now so subsidize the wages of any i'm going to switch from worker due to the coronavirus showing you the view from the top of the sales force tower outbreak. as it orders the closure of and we're going to go to the satellite view of northern cafes, bars, nightclubs, california today. theaters and gyms have also been ordered to close. we've got this blanket of and it's not just americans clouds which has overtaken dealing with crazy costco everything from the bay bridge lines.

people in the u.k. clouds. in the north bay, totally dealt with long cues as well. clear. i know it's a weird map because even though the british government and supermarket says it's white over here and white there will be sufficient over here. supplies for everyone. clear skies right now in the be runners and colorful won't north bay. now, with those clouds, there is rain just to the south of costumes moving along san the santa cruz mountains and i francisco streets this may. want to switch now from showing you what it looks like from the the beta breakers road race is satellite on the radar. there's a good band of rain postponed until september. down here and if we put this organizers say they look forward to continuing the legacy and celebrating the next into the future cast there's chapter with everyone on not a lot. we start to pick up a few september 20th. government forecasters say spotty showers this afternoon 3:00 hour. me we get they expect a warmer than normal spring. the fed's climate prediction center says a higher than and then in the afternoon and average prediction center is evening we're going to keep that chance going. if you watch this, you'll see higher than likely for most of the u.s. nortrn plains down to there are a few spotty showers in the north bay that also appear. but any rain that we get north however, they do not expect that problem to be as bad or of santa clara county will be last as long as the historic pretty short lived and floods that happened a year isolated. even at that, when we look at ago. the ghshowing up the rainfall totals, it's less

than point 10 "in the south bay. there's a second one comes from this system sitting right off the coast. and if we take that and play that forward that's going to get here for the second half of tomorrow. here's our sunday chance of rain. i'll get out of the rain and we'll place sunday's rain ahead. almost similar to today. the focus will be in the south bay, there's just going to be more of it. there's a better chance that more areas get in on tomorrow night this gets into sunday night. that's our second chance of rain. we picked up about point 25" of rain when we get into that one. and that one's coming down focused primarily on tuesday and wednesday. as we get into the 7 day forecast, there's a lot of

opportunities for rain on here. we've just talked about the sunday rain maker with some leftover showers on monday. most of monday, we're not going get rained on. then we tuesday and that's when we haa chance for moarea rain and thatlast name inesday but t to clear things out as we towards the end neof or ek. rain makers. but at least we're keeping the chance of rain going and they all will add a little more rain in the sierra. when that tuesday tomorrow gets here, that's when it gets colder and we'll see the daytime highs really take a dip for that next system. but for the weekend, temperatures are not the issue. just replaying what it's felt like for the last couple of days. days. days. >> so if people are feeling a little stir crazy, today is the day to get outside. >> yes, and even at that. this will be the kind of rain where you can pretty much look

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non gmo, organic and locally sourced. >> everything was made here today. everything was cut here this morning. >> gill fall is the executive chef for conscious kitchen part of a larger fi rln.ee >>and i i wanted this world to be healthy. >> conscious kitchen now serves over 127 meals every year. but for judy, it's only the beginning. >> i ink the conversation is starting to change because we're seeing the degree designation of everything around us. >> judy now takes older students on field trips to places like tara ferma farms where they help to reduce things like climate change and raise animals ewe manly. and through turning green, judy and her team have reached 40,000 college students across 50 states and 45 countries.

and youth driven initiatives. enabling them to start their own environmental causes. >> it makes me feel important because not a lot of people know this information. >> reporter: 8th grader charlie donoren appreciates seeing a sustainable farm and how it works and says judy is a role model. so for providing organic meals and environmental sustainability guidance to bay area children and others, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to judy shills. allen morton kpix5. >> judy's hopeful she will expand conscious kitchen to other bay area schools. you can nominate your local hero at kpix.com/hero. we'll be right back. ♪you make everything... groovy...♪

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it is 6:56 and time for a look at this morning's top stories. the national guard has sent personnel and equipment to a distribution warehouse. the guard will be doing the same in other california counties in the coming days. local food banks have been hit by an overwhelming shortage of demand and nurse volunteers. putting them and other patients at risk. san jose police are about to get tougher on people and businesses who are not complying with the -hom order. repeat offenders could face

sanctions like losing their business licenses. caltrans has removed toll takers from the bay area to reduce the risk of spreading the virus. other states are joining california and ordering people to stay home during the outbreak. the governors of new york, illinois, connecticut, and pennsylvania are ordering nonessential businesses to close. close. all right. let's get caught up on this weather. we've got some showers drifting off down to our south. that brings us a possibility for a few scattered showers to get into the south bay translator today. so the quick take away is south by showers today. probably more focused in the afternoon. widespread rain comes back sunday in the afternoon. we've got a rain chance bay area wide which will go into monday morning and then it will be off again on again showers. it's a busy 7-day forecast. it's time for us to call it a morning. thanks so much for watching

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in sapphire, brandon sees edon if brandoerapy dogwhd ld can find a way to communicate with her. brandon: i've trained dogs in the past that have been blind. i've trained deaf dogs, but i've never trained a dog that's deaf and blind. good, perfect, perfect. this is a whole new challenge for me. i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are