live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. a bay area study helps to curb the spread of the coronavirus. telford hospital see a surge of patients being treated in the intensive care unit. the governor provides the latest numbers. plus, how some bay area restaurants are giving back to hospital workers. it is 6:00 a.m., and let's start with a check of the weather. a little rain in the forecast. we are pretty much going to replay what saturday looked like. the rain yesterday came through in the early morning, and we

had scattered showers through the rest of the day. sunday is going to do pretty much that same thing. we have rain to look doppler. we will take a look at where it is raining right now. i want to show you what is happening for the next two hours. first of all, there is a cluster of showers in the north bay right now. if you happen to be getting out on the road because you have to be somewhere dark and early, there is one lane going up through the marin cinema county line. if you look at the last hour, you can watch them marching their way from west to east up through marin up into sonoma county. but if we look ahead, we have to look a bit further off of the coast, you can see there is more rain up there in the future cast brings that forward. watch the timestamp as m.onthis ther amuch hethat eep ac the

we will all get in on the act with this. it is about two hours after sunset. right now, we look at the rain fall totals and we have picked up about a 10th of an inch from the so far. in terms of what it feels like, if you are about to step out right now, and you th wethreo g very similar to yesterday. it will be a route 60 for most locations. more evidence in the coronavirus. a strong travel advisory has been issued for parts of new york, new jersey, and connecticut to slow down the spread of the virus. more than 2000 people in the united states have died from covid-19, including a baby in chicago. this is the nation's first infant death. meanwhile, california deaths surge past 5000.wi not be ovokeden testing for the how firefightersan out the ci

>> reporter: this is the test site the city of hayward opened outside of a firehouse on monday. so far, they have tested more than 1000 people. some of the most vulnerable, the homeless, cannot get here. so firefighters say that they will go to them. >> we plan to go to them over the next couple of days. >> reporter: the homeless population in hayward stands at 500. the fear is if one person becomes ill with covid-19, it may spread among and camp mints. >> it is bound to happen, and we have to catch that as quickly as possible and isolate that group of people so that they do not spread it through their community. >> reporter: captain don nicholson said teams plan to visit the encampments within the city and test those who meet the criteria, which includes a fever of over 100 degrees. but the effort, nicholson says, comes with challenges, including making accommodations to how sick patients and the property they typically carry and shopping carts or bags. >> well, you can't house that

here while you are staying here, they will not want to come to that shelter. >> they will be isolated in the city's navigation center. >> reporter: emergency shelters in the works if there is a surge in patients. nicholson says many of the homeless they have encountered do not even know about the outbreak. hayward's firefighters may not be the only ones who will be reaching out to the public. yesterday, santa clara supervisor, dave cortese, announced the immediate deployment of paramedic and evelyn steams to set up checkpoints at homeless locations in the county, which is a homeless population of 8000. >> we need to advise them that, hey, this is going on. you need to get tested if you are showing symptoms, and you need to self quarantine. >> reporter: santa clara county has secured hotel and motel rooms for those who test positive.

meanwhile, here in hayward, firefighters are working seven days a week. they are staying at a hotel, and then they get tested themselves before returning home. in hayward, marie medina, kpix 5. three test sites are such open in the coming days. locations are set up by the end of this week. one is in chinatown, and another is in the outer sunset area. it will be operated by northeast medical services. the third site will be open by oracle park. all of those new sites will require a doctor referral before patients can get tested. santa clara county is reporting five new coronavirus deaths. that brings the total number of deaths across the bay area to 46 with more than 1800 cases reported. more californians infected with covid-19 are in intensive care units. governor avenue some said the number of patients doubled

yesterday to 410. according to kaiser permanente, the state has about 7300 icu beds. less than one quarter of them are in the bay area. governor newsom was in san jose yesterday. they are redirecting energy into refurbishing ventilators. limited she is looking to fix hundreds of devices and hopes to send them quickly to hospitals to help vertically ill patients. >> the state of california currently has independent of our hospital system, we have procured and identified some 4252 ventilators. our goal is to get to 10,000 ventilators. of those 4252 ventilators, over 1000 need to be refurbished. so everybody look in your basement, look in that old if y you want to send it, send it our way, and we will send it

right to this facility. >> one hospitals getting millions of state funds to help coronavirus patients. they are worried that they could run out of masks and other protective gear in just five days. they are set to receive patients from other hospitals this week. 200 beds will be dedicated for covid-19 patients. today, the uc san francisco medical center is instituting a universal mask policy. all step in critical areas are required to wear surgical masks. the policy is meant to provide against coronavirus transmission within the hospital. social distancing is much more difficult. the hospital said they received in of donated supplies to last about four weeks. if there was a sudden surge in patients, it could go a lot quicker than that. it is no secret that the restaurant industry has been hit by the crisis. still, some locations are preparing meals for people in

need. betty view shows us what is happening is some locations. >> reporter: the traditional family meal, which is the mill in the restaurant industry looks very different inside the location at this restaurant. each night, the winning chef and restaurant tour is a small team propping prepping for hospital workers. >> they are the reason you are who you are. people like myself and the chefs, we get a lot of the publicity and everything else, but the reality is it is the people every day supporting you and giving you the ability to push the envelope. >> reporter: out of the pandemic, he created a family kitchen where customers can order dishes from chef partners. the sales directly support hot

meals for his staff now out of work and their families at mina's trailblazer tavern, workers are prepping 200 meals to drop off a san francisco hospitals. the restaurant still has a line outside every night, but now it is for people in need to pick up pre-food no questions asked. chef david started with donated funds from investor and former twitter ceo decosta low to produce 40 meals a night. now, is downstairs operation is up to 300 boxes and night. >> we have been able to galvanize the community to, a, give if they are able to give, but also to kind of break down some of those barriers of where maybe were embarrassed at first. >> reporter: they founded

multiple bay area locations and said there has been a steep drop in sales. still, 100% of its sales through pickup and delivery services is going to the employees. san francisco's anti-town coffee rush has still been encouraging people to buy coffee, juice, and pastry workers that they will deliver to hospital workers every day. donations have grown to $50,000, and the owner says that is enough to make drop- offs at least one hospital a day for the next two months. a total of seven staffers and one patient have now tested positive for covid-19 to one location. all are said to be in good condition. the city operated a long-term care facility and have been placed under protective quarantine until april 7. in southern california, 12 people at a nursing facility

tested positive for the virus. and 89-year-old woman who lived at the san bernardino county facility died on thursday. health officials are working to expedite the testing of all of the residents and employees. a san francisco sacramento nursing program has shut down because the program requires in- person clinical trials which is not doable because of social distancing. to add insult to injury, nursing students at american river college were notified of the program shutdown via email. now, students are speaking up, hoping that the hours that they have done will actually count for something. >> take all of this into consideration in a time that is so crucial for nurses. we have no positive moments for nursing. there are no nurses that will come out of this and graduate in the time that we need them. >> students fear they will have to redo the entire semester, but they hope that speaking up will prompt the school to make their critical clinical trials

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a grim situation aboard a cruise ship sailing from argentina to fort lauderdale, florida. four passengers on the holland america zaandam have died. the causes of the death have not been confirmed, but flulike symptoms impacted 53 guests and 85 cruise members. the cruise line said that two have tested positive for coronavirus. yesterday, after some hesitation, the government of panama said they would allow the cruise ship to proceed through the panama canal. northern 400 guests without symptoms have been transferred to another cruise ship. six people are hospitalized with minor injuries after a tornado ripped through parts of northeastern arkansas.

yesterday's storms knocked down walls and buildings in the towns of jonesboro. debris could be seen flying in the air. one wall was heavily damaged. right now, no reports of any serious injuries or deaths. let's come back home and start talking about our weather, which is, obviously, far easier to deal with. but we still have some rain on the roadway this morning that we want to make sure we are aware of. if you are getting out early on sunday, the rain will get more impressive in about two hours for just about all of us. we will show you what it looks like from salesforce tower which is looking to the east. let's look inside the clouds in the darkness. there is a good batch of rain right off of the coast. let's look at the initial showers that are here now. the north bay, over toward napa, we have seen the rain

work into napa county as well. right into napa. watch the motion of those showers. they are coming in across inverness and working their way across novato and getting over toward napa. it is not like this is going to be a prolonged rain, but is the start for what will be more noticeable for everybody between 8:00 and 9:00 when the bed of rain arrives. is unlike peninsula right now. you will get light rain down around daly city. but it is a better batch of rain across the coast. that is what we are focused on this morning. that is what is going to make a more noticeable rain. once we get into the later hours, that is at 7:35. you can see now that everybody is getting it. in the far one of those organized bands that come through and gets everybody at the same time. at the 7:00 hour is when we will see it at the earliest. the timing for the best rain for this has pushed back just a

little bit from where it was in last nights forecast model. not that big of a difference for most of us. the best rain comes through in the early morning. we will keep a few scattered showers going today through the afternoon. we will advance this to 5:00, you can see there are still scattered showers showing up. the thing to remember about today is once we get through with this band of widespread rain in the morning, we get into the early afternoon, those showers may come through an isolated thunderstorms perhaps. maybe even some small hail but they will be isolated. if you take a look up., that is midnight going into monday. there are a few showers trying to get into menacing lake and sonoma county. that is the only locations that have a chance for follow-up showers on monday. it will not be much, but there is a small chance for rain is we get into monday.

here's what it looks like for the seven-day forecast. we clear out to left over clouds for most of us in the seven day. monday, if you are in the far north bay, you still have a chance for rain. then the story quickly shifts to sunny and warmer. those are daytime highs that will climb well up into the mid to upper 70s by the end of this week and into next week. even in the bay, we will warm up to 70 for daytime highs. more rain today, devon, and it will be almost like an instant replay of yesterday. the sunshine in the middle the week, that is something to look forward to. it looks like it will be beautiful. >> yes, it will. if you want sunny and warm, stick around. humans helping neighbors has been an inspirational part of the coronavirus crisis. but in one colorado neighborhood, it is a dog doing some of that work. the dogs name is sundance comedy makes regular runs to a neighbors house on behalf of his owner to deliver groceries. she has a medical condition and

sundance his owner came up with a creative solution. experts say coronavirus can't be transferred from dogs to humans. >> he just did it. it was all of a sudden, and he was here, that is my job, and i'm going to do it. it was wonderful. >> sundance his owner says this will continue until it is no longer necessary. italy delivers care packages for some of the most devoted fans who were stuck at home during a nationwide lockdown. also, still ahead, please don't squeeze the special delivery. nfl season

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it is time for a quick sports update. a second player with the colorado avalanche is tested positive for the coronavirus. neither player has been named publicly, and the avs are in self isolation. they were one of the last teams to play the sharks before the nhl suspended the season. the ottawa senators played the day before, and they recorded that two of their players had tested positive. both teams used the same visiting locker room. sharks manager, doug wilson, said that no san jose players have had any symptoms. james dolan, executive chairman of madison square garden company and owner of the new york knicks has tested

positive for the aglastni it is unclear when he was tested or when he received the diagnosis. he is said to be in self isolation for symptoms. the nha nhl said their season will be suspended been scaled back from the season originally planned, all because of the coronavirus outbreak. it is scheduled to run april 23rd through may 25th. struck one of italy's most popular soccer teams is giving back to its fans when they need it most. a.s. roma is delivering care packages to its season ticket holders who are 75 years old and older. italy continues to be one of the hardest hit countries by the pandemic. finally, we have got to have a little fun during these rough times. los angeles kings got a special delivery by drone. toilet paper, just one role, courtesy of a teammate. the stems from the shortage of toilet paper and lots of stores

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the timeis6:30. cbs bay let's get right to devon and the weather center because we have some rain in the timing is predictable. it is just like yesterday. the best of the rain will come through in the next three hours. it will be early morning rain on sunday just like saturday was, we will call it scattered showers. it will stay with us through the rest of the day. there are some of us who are already seeing some decent rain. seven sonoma, southern napa county, those are your showers, and you can watch as they are slowly marching their way across the northern bay area from west to east. that gives us one view, but we also have some showers down here over the peninsula. it is ready to start bringing rain in the east bay in the next 15 minutes.

the better rain gets here in the next few hours. watch the time on this ture cash. that is at 9:00 a.m. that is what we will get the most organized widespread band of rain. we will spotlight that coming up in the complete forecast. right now, if you have somewhere you need to be on the sunday morning, and you are stepping out the door right now, there are your temperatures. right around 50 for most locations. as far as the rest of the day is concerned, daytime highs in the upper 60s. that is for everybody. not just a south bay, but the east bay and the north bay. all the numbers are the same, it will be in the 60s. san francisco is working on a way to shelter the homeless during the coronavirus crisis. they look at the balancing act that such an effort will require. >> reporter: in the next week, a big push for vulnerable population without

endangering another. >> we whe we are to better understand where we may be going. cisc needs more testing so three more sites will open next week. however, the city says and ongoing shortage of protective equipment, the equipment needs to go to the healthcare workers. >> they are trying their best to save lives and serve the public, but they are living in fear as to whether or not they have the virus. >> we have issued instruction to all labs that they must prioritize their test in the same way. >> reporter: next week will bring the deployment of large- scale sheltering. the first part of that means moving people out of traditional shelters. >> starting next week, muskogee west will open up and supplies are being delivered this weekend.

people are being correlated, and we will use this location to thin out our shelters. >> reporter: the city hopes to secure 3000 hotel rooms to get people off of the street. today, we have showed you the sidewalks still have people living on the street, and the mayor acknowledges securing the 3000 hotel rooms may prove to be the easier part of this challenge. >> that people who suffer from substance abuse disorder and people who have mental illness, the difficulty that we will have as a city and keeping them and quarantine or keeping them on an order to shelter in place is going to be difficult. we also have to make sure that we are protecting the people that we are asking to put their lives on the line to basically staff these places him provide

and provide services. >> i've seen it firsthand. those individuals outselling drugs and causing gatherings to be worse because people are gathering to buy drugs, that is a public health problem. we still have room in our jails for those types of individuals. >> reporter: muskogee west will be able to provide additional sheltering, but as for the 3000 hotel rooms, they will also be for the homeless along with first responders and front-line healthcare workers who are also high risk and do not want to take that risk home to their families. in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. louisiana governor, john bel edwards, said one of his staff members is died from the virus. 33-year-old april don worked in the office of disability affairs. she brightened everyone's day with a smile, and she was a tremendous asset to her team and was an inspiration to everyone who met her.

this area has 3000 cases of the coronavirus of the numbers are quickly climbing. in europe, the normally wrestling streets of london, paris, and milan, they are eerily quiet. our cbs news reporter has the international front of this global battle. a hospital hallway became an impromptu chorus line. people clapped and cheered as the first covid-19 patient was transferred out of intensive care and into a general ward.

back here in the u.s., cheers for medical workers were heard a crossed atlanta as people hold up in their home showed appreciation for those on the front lines. california is preparing for several bad weeks due to the coronavirus. cbs reporter dana bacchus has more on the outbreak here and in other western states. >> reporter: cities across california are preparing for a worst case scenario. in los angeles, coronavirus cases have surged. the mayor now warning the city of angels could face a new york level crisis. friday, the naval hospital ship, mercy, arrived with 1000 beds to ease the load off of hospitals treating the virus. >> this will be a covid-19 free bubble. riverbed not taken in los angeles by the great work of men and women here will be one

more for the search that the governor spoke about. >> the virus has affected more than 39 millionntpolar beaches closed and san francisco's bay bridge empty. iconic disneyland is a ghost town, and they said it's parks in anaheim and orlando will remain closed indefinitely. in the midst of uncertainty, a show of humanity. a drive-by birthday party for this arizona 18-year-old. a seattle nurse brought to tears as seattle cheered for healthcare workers. >> reporter: with 880 medical staff workers, the mercy is ready to receive patients today. the city of los angeles is partnering with u.p.s. to help pick up at home covid- 19 testing kits. cbs news, los angeles. this food bank facility is normally just a warehouse. they do not actually distribute

food to people from here. just like the rest of us, they are having to do a lot of new things these days. >> the coronavirus has been the mother of invention. >> we are used to working shoulder to shoulder, we can do that anymore. we have to be 6 feet apart. we can handle fewer volunteers than we used to. they have created volunteers who move boxes down a conveyor belt instead of passing them to someone else. they found out things move quickly this way. >> it is super efficient and it is really needed as seen by how many people are coming through. >> normally it food giveaways, people stand in line, putting groups of strangers in close contact. but today, as cars lined up around the building, once again, things were different. drivers pop their trunks and pulled up without getting out, and volunteers loaded the food into the cars which then pulled away and when at a safe distance, the drivers closed

their own trunk lives. >> we are figuring out ways to get people food where they do not have to get close or touch people. people do not feel like their food has been handled by a lot of folks. the diet drive through is proving to be much more efficient for people. >> especially with the whole drive through, it is very efficient. >> reporter: the food banks executive director says considering the response to today's giveaway, they will probably consider the saturday drive-through distributions. he says he thinks that they will want to return to walking up so that they can feed their hunger for social gatherings. >> it is a way for people to get their food needs met. that food bank giveaway

giveaway 500 boxes of food in just four hours, and they are asking for the public to donate cash to buy more food for people who cannot work right now. still to come, kpix 5 exposes a dangerous case of drug courting. it is not even proven to work with the coronavirus, and it is now in short supply. gaming is now encouraged as a way to connect from the distance. the largest emergency aid package in u.s. history, when will america get relief. everyone loves a win.

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alan martin reports that many patients who actually need this drug are now worried about running out. >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic is sparked a lot of anxiety and dread in the world. that is why julie this cuzco practices yoga. >> i practices on a daily basis to manage stress and feel in her piece which is really important during these times. >> reporter: for 22 years, julie has lived with an autoimmune disorder known as lupus, and she no stress can reactivate it. the one big concern -- >> the fact that it lowers immune system. >> reporter: now, patients are and dread. important drugs they need to control their disease may soon be in short supply. some are having trouble getting refills. >> it is not a matter of having it in your medicine cabinet

just in case, you need it. it is a matter of your health. >> yes. it is a necessity. >> reporter: the drugs are laura quinn and hydroxy kohler clerk lynn clark when and hydroxychloroquine. they are also used to treat malaria and sjogren's syndrome. recently, president dropped out of the drug as a possible coronavirus treatment. there is no hard evidence that it works, and that alarmed medical experts. >> it was irresponsible for the president to tout this as a drug that works without any scientific data to support that. >> reporter: pharmacist reports that these drugs are flying off of the shelves. in march, laura quinn orders went up 200%. >> there are people with rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and other autoimmune diseases

that depend on these drugs to control their disease. with this run-on, it is going to be hard for people who really need it to get it. >> reporter: as for julie, she no longer uses the drug, but she is concerned for those who depend on it. she hopes those with large supplies can school share. >> reporter: in dublin, kpix 5. in a statement of kpix 5, they are urging doctors, pharmacies, public health officials to please ensure that all lupus patients continue to receive these life-saving medications. meanwhile, coronavirus tests are yielding faster results. fda has just approved this test kit that can produce results in less than 15 minutes. it is faster than any other test kit we have seen. the platform weighs less than seven pounds, and aberrant

laboratory produces 15,000 tests per day. that is beginning later this week. videogames is not normally considered to be a healthy pastime, but during the coronavirus crisis, the world health organization is actually encouraging it. the u.s. ambassador to the organization posted online that it is good for social distancing efforts. the who recommendation is suggesting it because in fact, they have identified mental health disorders that include addiction to gaming. they are now adding new features and extra rewards. focusing on the weather, we have another round of rain coming in for sunday. that is mainly in the morning, but there will be a chance of isolated showers. it is really between now and about noon. the rest of the rain will happen. like the shot from the top of salesforce tower. low cloud saying down over the bay bridge where the latest check on high def doppler showed us that we have some light showers. let's come in for a closer look before i show you the main

event, which i see is coming in about two hours from now, i do not want to overlook the fact that it is raining out there now, and i've been watching the span of rain march its way across napa county since we started the newscast. the showers are a little heavier now heading for 101. that will continue to march its way across the road to sonoma county. that is not the only one. we have this band that just came across the peninsula. that shot we were looking at across the bridge with the low- grade clouds, there is light rain holding together now as it goes across the bay and brings a few light showers through alameda county. let's go to the wide view. it is the rain that sits out over the pacific that i want to focus on. the future cast picks up on it. you see that band, the heavier rain. it gets here between the 9:00 hour and noon. look at the organization on

that. everybody is going to get in on the act when this comes on sure. this is from 9:00 to about noon today. once we get into the afternoon, around 1:00, 2:00 3:00, there will be is a chance for scattered showers and small hail. a point in the day when we all get the best rain will be between 9:00 a.m. and noon. if you go to the totals on this, it is a little bit better than yesterday. we pick up about a quarter of an inch of rain in novato. here's how we have been doing for the past 24 hours. concorde of 1700s, and oakland has picked up closer to about 16 hundredths of an inch. it is a snow maker. this is what is going to

accumulate in the sierra. you have to go to higher elevations, and it is only for about an inch. it is not a very good snow maker for the sierra. the temperatures in the bay, they are just fine temperaturewise. if you look at the rest of today, we will warm up 10 degrees to 12 degrees. temperatures today, low 60s. san ramon will go to 60. wasn't in will hit 59. livermore, you will go to 58. walnut creek goes to 61 pleasant hill hit 63, and we will top out at 61 at san rafael today. santa rosa and petaluma will both do 61. the far north bay has temperatures coming in at the mid-50s. the long-range forecast, with the six-day to 10 day range, the red shade on the map has gr

temperatures will be above average for that period of time. we certainly start to see that showing up right there on day seven. we were just looking at the forecast for day six today 10. you can already see the warm-up beginning for that. we will be in the mid to low 70s for much of the second half of the seven-day forecast going into next weekend. we will even get to enjoy temperatures right around 70 with plenty of sunshine in the bay. one more day of rain. there is one caveat to that. most of us do not get rain except the far north bay. in sonoma and marin county, do not be surprised if you have a few leftover light showers. >> it looks like the sunrise will be pretty nice. >> you get that beautiful campus of clouds, and we will get the chance to enjoy that view from the salesforce tower cam for the next 24 hours. in the time of crisis, a

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this week's student rising above scholar never forgot the person who helped her during the darkest time of her life. prior to the shelter in place order, our michelle gray goes to speak to her. stroke and emotional reunion for a lawyer and her former client, seeing each other for the first time in 10 years. students rising above scholar, don is a petrie, and alexander county district attorney recall the dark time that brought them together. >> you got through that because you are tough. you are amazing. >> reporter: moe is referring to a criminal court case in which she represented and protected dons a. the then young teen had suffered a horrific assault before coming

forward to face her perpetrator. six years ago, dons a share that experience with kpix. >> it is hard to describe something that happened when the person who did it is sitting right there. >> it is over and i got help. drug know it a much different place in life, she shows low about her new office. berkley sees bay law center. this is where dons a is an apprentice to become an attorney. the nonprofit provides underserved communities with legal help. the two talk shop credits low as being the reason she chose to study law. >> i do commend myself at the age of 13, 14, being able to say everything that happened, and then after that, i had a really great attorney. she probably does not know what a great impact she had on me.

>> reporter: now that they are back in touch, they plan to keep in touch. petrie's attacker was sent to prison for six years. dons a made her intentions clear. >> i'm very proud and very humble, and i'm going to keep writing for victims. >> to learn more about students rising above, when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering chevy owners complimentary onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. if you need a new chevy, interest-free financing for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home. it's just our way of doing our part...

it is 6:55. we have a look at the top stories. one city is been active to curb the coronavirus. the drive-through testing site has been highly successful, and now the city plans to reach out to the homeless population. they are sending firefighters out to those who cannot get to the testing site. more people are hospitalized and intensive care units. governgovernor newsom has

talked about the rise. a policy meant to protect against the coronavirus transmission within the hospital, all are required to use surgical masks. a future fraught with uncertainty. many are doing their best to help the people like layoff work laid off workers and those in the medical field. it is a grim situation aboard a u.s. cruise ship sailing from argentina to fort lauderdale, florida. for passengers on board the holland america zaandam have 53 guests who have reported symptoms along with eight crewmembers. two people have tested positive on the cruise ship with the coronavirus. the sunrise today happens it

6:59. it is getting a little earlier each day. it falls for the first time today and the 6:00 hour. we have clouds that are a little too gray. if you look at them through high def doppler, there is plenty of rain. off the coast is more impressive rain. the future cast shows us when the best rain gets here. it will come to the morning between about 9:00 a.m. and noon today. we will see some of the showers worked their way across the area. we have isolated showers in the forecast for the duration of today. in the seven-day forecast, today's only day left with rain on it, although in the far north bay, sonoma, mendocino counties, you could see rain from a separate system, but it doesn't look like rain. then we warm-up. it will be sunny with low to mid-70s. >> wonderful. we are looking forward to those temperatures in the middle of

the week. thank yo for

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪ >> cowan: good morning. i'm lee cowan, and this is sunday morning. still not our usual sunday morning. i'm filling in for jane pauley again from los angeles. jane continues to be safe and healthy, and she'll be along a little bit later. over this past week, we've all watched the toll from the coronavirus pandemic skyrocket. we'll be checking in with dr. jon lapook to find out what that means going forward. and then it is on to where most of us are wor