>>and we begin this morning with a look at the embarcadero we have some clouds and fog over that shot to their hope you're enjoying your early sunday morning, wherever you may be issue shelter-in-place hi everybody i'm marty gonzales we're going to get a look at the forecast from days far in just a couple minutes. but first we want to start with the news 40 million californians remain under a shelter-in-place order this morning. but how many of us are paying attention to that as a number of coronavirus cases and deaths continue to rise across the state. governor newsome is urging everyone to stay home in order to slow the spread of the virus. be a good neighbor be a good citizen, those young

people they're still out there on the beaches. >>thinking this is a party at the time to grow up. you know time to wake up. >>here in the bay area parks and beaches were overcrowded with visitors on saturday in fact the marine county sheriff's office had to shut down one road that led to the beach because of the crowd in the many people who are not practicing social distancing. kron four's dan thorn has the story now from fairfax. >>after days of staying at home and having to do work or doing school work with the kids it's understandable that you want to get outside and stretch your legs. but police say an overflow of people at local parks and trails is only adding more stress to an already stressful time. sky oaks road leading to a popular watershed in marine county shut down saturday afternoon. deputy say there were too many people taking up too many spots and not practicing social distancing. however we did see some people giving each other space as they were taking in the outdoors in

harris says he and his family needed to get out of the house us around the apocalypse and not just race mare and you know see positive. harris says they've been following the shelter in place but think sense most businesses are closed and people have been cooped up in their homes local parks become a big draw. >>that in turn forces more people to come together. i think social distancing is hopefully i can imagine the site but at the same time york reading a lot >>of situations where a lot of people watch from the are the spots like these and then you know to me someone or is this actually working or in county health officials have been urging people to not travel outside of their community. this picture shows cars lining the streets of coastal marine as the area saw an influx of visitors signs with in local parks echo keeping a safe distance from others during the shelter in place. >>kristin oliver says her family is following the it's not a hard and all the space to be 6 feet away but not for the most part everybody seems

to be respecting that. >>despite the signs warning of a full want inside of this park, it seemed there was plenty of room to enjoy. >>parkour say police might be trying to get ahead to help flatten the curve. >>i imagine that you know everybody is doing the best they can but the same time you know i think you have to balance a somewhat when keeping your sanity. >>health officials say that crowding in congregating at popular spots is only making it more difficult to stop the spread of coronavirus they're asking people to make sacrifices at this time so that everyone can stay healthy. reporting in fairfax dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and there were so many visitors that the point reyes national sea seashore tweeted this out beginning today that the gates will be either closed or have limited access and some areas. you can see them listed on your screen now authorities are reminding everyone if you do go outside keep your distance from others. in the bay area that are now more than 578

confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 11 virus related deaths. santa clara county has the highest number with 262 3 cases and 8 coronavirus deaths, san mateo county has a 110 cases with one death. there are 84 cases in san francisco county. 51 in contra costa county along with one death and in alameda county there are 65 cases in the north bay there are 38 cases in marine county 13 in solano county. 21 in sonoma county and one death and napa county still not reporting any cases of the virus. globally there are now over 307,000 confirmed cases of covid 19 and more than 13,000 deaths in the us there are more than 26,000 cases with 340 deaths and here in california there are over 1400 cases of coronavirus 20 p 27 people in california have died so far

that's according to the johns hopkins university coronavirus tracker map. people who smoke vapor have substance abuse problems may be at an increased risk when it comes to the coronavirus doctors say that's because covid 19 attacks the lungs. it may pose a more serious threat to those who smoke tobacco or marijuana is the as well as those who vape kron four's gayle ong reports that using those products could make young people more vulnerable to covid 19. >>people who smoke or vape may be at increased risk when it comes to coronavirus this indication coming from doctor stanton glantz a professor of medicine at ucsf vaping like smoking depression is immune function in your >>and your lunch in addition to moving air in and out of your body can get ice agent, yourselves and to get rid of carbon dioxide. i have a report of a new function because when you're breathing you're breathing in a lot of

bacteria and viruses doctor glantz explains e cigarettes and smoking makes it harder for your body to fight off a viral infection. doctors say copa 19 directly attacks the lungs vaping has skyrocketed particularly in young people. the cdc reports that young adults from ages 20 to 44 make up a big part of copa 19 hospitalizations in the united states. >>there's been little to no research by glance questions whether the virus is tied to vaping a couple of colleagues share her actually taking care of patients have noticed a couple of my you know younger people who came in. >>notice it they were vaping what we need to start doing as he track of whether these people were smoking or vaping because that might be contributing to what's going on director of the national institute on drug abuse also flagged the concern in a blog post published last week. >>citing drug concerns in addition to vaping and smoking according to the post opioid slowdown, breathing and have

already been shown to increase mortality in people with respiratory diseases. i think one common sense thing to do shop and salty your was 7 years bipolar knowledge us firms tells me user designed to breathe in air not a terror are fine particles and chemicals that you get from e-cigarettes and cigarettes. >>gayle ong kron 4 news. >>our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website at kron 4 dot com where you'll find the latest on outbreaks in the bay area also an interactive map and information on ways that you can stay safe. you can find it all and more by just going to the coronavirus tab on our website (vo) work look.

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>>some of the projections that we put out a make it clear that will need an additional 19,500 beds in order to meet our midway projections as it relates to the issue of covid 19. we have surge capacity within the hospital system of a little over 10,000 so we're out there trying to pick your 10,000 units i mentioned the the 10,000 beds. i mentioned the work with the seat the other hospitals hotels were bringing online not just for homeless, but also the hotels that will also be part of a broader portfolio of to help us with our hospital that includes by the way support from the army corps of engineers drought here yesterday talking about how quickly they can convert those hotel rooms into cause i hospitals getting all the electrical and ventilation equipment and turning those around in real time working with the dormitories at the u c system the csu system to do

the same of course the capacity or fairgrounds and convention centers i can tell you how many a sporting leagues, not just owners of teams in the state said you know what you want you are arena you can have our arena we put together a matrix it's just rather remarkable to most. we're just taking a look quite literally thousands and thousands. specific requests and examples that have been given to us in real time people wanting to help. well the state started receiving shipments of hundreds of thousands of in 95 and surgical masks as well as face shield surgical gowns and gloves from the national stockpile. >>and the state is also requesting millions more of those supplies the governor is also using half a million dollars to expand testing at a lab enrichment dave. >>a shot of what's going on we don't how much we have fog issues going on this morning, although we'll probably see a little before 4 tomorrow bay area temperatures in the 40's and 50's for now there is more

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>>good morning, we're back and we're taking a live look outside from the embarcadero this morning little bit of clouds and fog dave's going to sort it out for a solid forecast. hi dave hey, i'm morning we're starting things off kind of with that mixed bag, some sun and clouds we got away for a couple hours really get some sun going on here and then this afternoon. oh yes, the return of rain. although i think a little bit

better coverage than we saw from yesterday this live shot coming in from seoul looks pretty socked in there from this vantage point here putting up the fog into motion want to show you something here. what goes on this afternoon. i did mention about rain coming. yeah that's the rain that you see going on there for the peninsula in down to the south bay here that will be mid-afternoon all right then we go into the overnight. we have more rain going on to greet us for your monday morning. so probably to see a lot more fog in those inland valleys look at the east bay coverage and the peninsula all that due to the fact we're going to have rain late this afternoon and overnight that big big important issue which will see in the forecast models right now what goes on here is looks like some rain. donna monterey bay right now much of the bay is being spared for the moment now this will take a while to kind of get active if you will, here's what the models say for the development boom, a teen with some daytime heating now we're starting to get some rain going for the peninsula also off to the east bay, but it doesn't really end there as we go into the overnight some heavier rains happening. and then it funny

subsides take a little breather here for monday morning. deeper moisture remain to the south. but even the snows don't make it that far to the north either up in the mountains. advancing this for through monday. the spotty on and off showers that's pretty much what you can expect for monday and really it looks like on tuesday might get some little bit afternoon intensity building. but beyond that we're not getting a real solid commitment of rain with the exception of what we're going to get for late this afternoon into tonight so it's early sun clouds and afternoon showers at work rain. the heaviest will be to the south meaning the peninsula east bay and the south bay and that will be focused on probably the early evening hours. and as we approach the witching hour early for the week its rain and showers on and off a little bit of a break by thursday into friday we can kind of take it out of the forecast entirely getting into the weekend now scattered showers return and mild temperatures remain highs for you today we're talking 65 san francisco, 67 oakland, matching that for san jose. so

with rain in the forecast for still managing to get well into the mid to upper 60's at that even though the sun is going to be eclipsed in the south bay by late this afternoon. we're still in the mild sector of things but we expect the low to be dropping out of the gulf of alaska little bit later on in this forecast was some of that coming up in just a bit marty ok sounds good. well governor newsom has deployed the california national guard to support humanitarian missions, food distribution and alternative medical treatment sites. >>in sacramento for instance, there are up to a 25 soldiers from the 100 15th, regional support group making sure that food banks continue to serve their community, local food banks have been especially impacted by a shortage of volunteers due to the mandatory stay at home orders. we serve about a 150,000 people about. >>but now with this covid 19 people are losing their jobs. people are in greater need of food so the national guard is going to help us ramp up and get more to folks who need it.

>>the california national guard has been helping out at the food bank since friday. the governor also issued an executive order to allow residents to vote by mail in 3 upcoming special elections that order also extends to deadlines the deadline for ballot counting and tabulation other responsibilities that are all related to california's presidential primary. in national news this morning hawaii's governor is now ordering a 14 day quarantine for all incoming travelers to the state health officials in hawaii say that all confirmed cases there have either been linked to travel north on through contact with a traveler and why returning residents are now being ordered quarantine at home as for ville visitors, they will have to remain in their hotel rooms for those 14 days. violators can face a $5,000 fine and one year in prison. that quarantine going of into effect this thursday at midnight. the f a a briefly suspended flights to new york

city area airports after an air traffic control worker in the area tested positive for coronavirus on saturday. the f a a order at lasted for about half an hour. the agency said the infected worker was on the job last tuesday. officials are now busy working to find other employees who may have been in contact with that person. we are making. >>progress on a bipartisan basis were still on the same timeline. saved though tomorrow procedural vote tomorrow and to be on the floor on a monday. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says lawmakers are one step closer to passing a critical stimulus package aimed at salvaging the us economy that package could reach $2 trillion and lawmakers are hoping to clear any final hurdles today before a vote tomorrow, christina lee see reports of congress who is working with a sense of urgency. >>we're already seeing signs that the coronavirus is having a negative impact on the us

economy now we don't have precise government figures yet but we do have is anecdotal evidence of americans losing their jobs and projections of just what kind of impact that's going to have goldman sachs is predicting to a quarter million americans are filing for insurance this week alone that is an eight-fold increase versus the week before. now we know what industries are being hit it's largely the hospitality and leisure industries we're seeing this with airlines with hotels airlines and air travel in this country have essentially ground to a halt united one of the biggest carriers yesterday saying that going to have to make cutbacks if congress doesn't intervene and provide that rescue funding. mary out one of the biggest hotel chains here in the u s announcing that it's going to furlough 10,000 workers and one of the biggest restaurant companies here in the actually here in new york

union square hospitality saying that it's going to layoff. 2000 people now the good news is that congress is working through the weekend to get a trillion-plus rescue package through congress they believe that this will help blunt the economic impact on the average american by getting checks in the hands of average people and loans out to businesses but no one really knows how long this crisis is going to last and that's going to determine just how severe the economic impact will be. >>and still ahead this morning. the federal government says that there are many scams going on right now we're going to take a look at the ones you need to know about to keep yo i wanted my hepatitis c gone.

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than this is just inform you that we're fine and everything is operating as safe and sound this can i would absolutely believe that the e-mail she says keeping a level head can help everyone avoid falling victim i would urge everybody to act rationally as much as possible, but the f d i c says scams on the only thing you need to watch out for right now. >>they also say making major financial decisions can cause problems as well and i understand that people are panicking and i understand they're buying all kinds of essential to putting toilet paper but there's no absolutely no need for them to go to banks to get their cash out. williams says she's heard stories of that happening already and i would urge them not to do that at this time the last thing you want at a time of volatility is to go around with large amounts of cash bottom line. she says despite the volatile market, your money is safest in the bank. the ftc has never lost a penny off the insured deposits since 1933 when the corporation came to existence reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley.

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felipe de gaulle shows us how business owners in brentwood are pitching in. >>produced a limited hours and takeout orders only due to the novel coronavirus score could been 19 pandemic vicki little figured her business sippin scoop, california in brentwood to do more than just offer coffee and gelato the need is there so when her good friend, heather taylor reached out detailing the health risks medical staffers are facing in this crisis that who partnered up to make a difference. taylor is also based in brentwood and owns tailored physical therapy and wellness i know of to clinicians who contacted me today who say they and they don't even have a single mass and in order to go into patients homes and treat one is an occupational therapist. >>and one is ran a similar dilemma shared by nurses across the bay area who have rallied outside hospitals in the past few weeks pleading for their employers to make more n 95 respirator masks and other protective gear

available. >>on saturday, heather and vicki began a collection drive for clean and unused masks outside sippin scoop on oak street that will continue through the weekend eventually the equipment will be passed along to the medical community in need those of us in california, we just went through all the wildfires. we have masks in our garages, we forgot about just friday construction company bcci builders donated 50 n 95 masks to coastal kids home care in the south bay and another 250 to kaiser permanente. >>pacific gas and electric also donated nearly 1 million n 95 and surgical masks to the governor's office of emergency services for distribution to health care workers and emergency first responders because we're prone to fires i think that we have a lot of people that are sitting on some asked that we can definitely. >>get out those. >>hospitals are in dire need taylor says reach out if you can't make it down to sit and

speak to make a donation she's willing to pick your items up meanwhile, the collection drive will continue at the cafe sunday from 4 o'clock in the evening through 8 o'clock at night in brentwood felipe should all kron 4 news. facebook donated 40,095 masks and surgical mask tumor in county. >>the county is busy distributing those supplies to health care providers and first responders. and gasoline prices continue to drop across the country but fewer people are traveling 19 states now have gas price averages that are under $2 a gallon. the national average is now $2.15 a gallon. triple a says that's $0.40 cheaper than it was this time a year ago the last time average gas prices were this low was in december of 2016. analysts predict that prices at the pump will drop another 40 to $0.70 a gallon over the next month or 2. now let's take a look at gas prices around the bay area, the

cheapest gas right now oddly enough in san francisco in $2.99 a gallon in oakland, it's $2.55 san jose, the cheapest gas is a $2.49 now normally these prices would be a major plus for drivers. but the shelter-in-place order means that consumers are benefiting as much from the low prices as they normally would. federal health officials encourage us to use telehealth services instead of risking infection of ourselves or others by visiting the doctor. but people without broadband internet service don't have that option. washington correspondent jesse to nor reports that the lawmakers are trying to level the playing field and save lives. >>we can make certain everyone during these times of a pandemic have access to care tell medicine is now the first line of defense against the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. >>congress recently brought intel health services to allow

more patients to see a doctor on their phone or computer without risking further infection to themselves or others. but tennessee senator marsha blackburn argues many are still left out you cannot have access to 21th century. health care. our emergency response without access. the high speed. internet blackburn wants her senate colleagues to include rural broadband expansion in their next coronavirus relief package, take care you're able to receive. >>this and not depend on the zip code. if you live. >>senator john kennedy also sees the effects of a digital divide in his home state queen martin was lot of our rural areas know am internet forget about 5 g our 4 g they don't live in the gi kennedy has introduced legislation that would give states billions of dollars for rural broadband infrastructure but the fiscal conservative says coronavirus has put it on the backburner i mean we don't have time to pass a now but the appetite in congress for expanding

broadband remains with some of kennedy in blackburn's colleagues supporting expansion not just for telehealth but also for the kids and parents now learning and working from home in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>and our coverage of the coronavirus continues our website at kron 4 dot com where you'll find the latest on outbreaks here in the bay area. also an interactive map and information on ways that you can stay safe, you can find it all and more by just going to the coronavirus tab on our website. but kron 4 dot com. >>ahead this morning, how do you take the 2020 census during a pandemic we're going to hear what the census bureau says it's planning so there's an accura

>>so have you received your 2020 census, yet efforts to begin the county are under way in this country but there are concerns of coronavirus outbreak will impact the survey and sending senses census takers door to door could further spread the virus. so that's a fear as well that's why the census bureau form the coronavirus task force our washington dc correspondent alexandra le mon reports on what steps that task force is taking. >>2020 census mailings are showing up in mailboxes all around the country a total of up to 5 mailings they will receive reminding them and one of those mailings will actually have the questionnaire the director of the us census bureau steven dillingham says because of the

global coronavirus pandemic it is more important than ever to self report in addition to being able to mail in your census survey you can also call to complete the survey by phone or you can take it online on your computer or cell phone for the first time ever your senses mailing will contain and id numbers streaming the process for using the online resources. you can answer in 13 languages, including english. >>we also online have assistance and we have we videos etcetera to help you in 59 languages in an effort to try to slow the spread of covid 19 the us census is delaying plans to send out door knockers who can collect the survey in person we think that can be avoided. >>and we hope it's avoided again by getting people to self respond if they do that there are no health concerns whatsoever before he went into self-quarantine florida senator rick scott stressed that the data gathered in the census shapes our government

funds come from the federal government that way we get the number congressmen and women that way the 2020 census is scheduled to be completed by july 31th. but the bureau says that deadline may have to be adjusted. in washington alexandra, the mount. >>and still ahead this morning, some americans living abroad have returned to the us because of the current virus we're going to find out what one family is doing and why they chose to stay in one of the world's hardest hit countries by the pandemic.

good morning we're back on kron 4 news weekend taking a live look outside golden gate bridge from sutro cam this morning. >>and as far as it with the forecast that calls for a little rain hyundai yeah we're still playing with the rain game looks like probably today we'll get some better coverage for everybody a little bit more rain intensity. for tonight at least for a little time. all those we get into next week it's really going start to kind of flat or up a little bit and kind of break up considerably come pulse 8 on and off type stuff shot from u c berkeley quite a bit of cloud cover, although i think the skies will open up temporarily this morning before they fill back in again with more action. here's how it looks like from space. all the deeper moisture continues to bubble up from the south shore in the mild sector as rain is still an opportunity again working for today shot from sun all we've been talking about kind of overcast there with early sun and clouds as the clouds part by the way. afternoon showers developing into the evening.

rain heaviest to the south that means peninsula east bay and the south bay that's where the bulk of the rain is going to be less so in the north bay and then for a looks like a break thursday into friday. however, when the rain fires back up again for the weekend and next week. doesn't think we'll get that intensity. it looks like more of an off and on type rain. not exactly sure the models are committed to getting a good dose of rain and as we're going to talk about we really could use that as well future cast for to run through this here from talk about boom, you can see that coverage area there looks like it strikes before midnight, however. going into the overnight into tomorrow monday. should know tomorrow morning will start off with quite a bit of fog and then here's the kind of spotty showers that are left over as we get early into the week. then by tuesday again the spotty showers continue on and off type variety, there. quite a bit in the way of cloud cover continues, however let's take a look at the long range forecast models first fall, this thing for the weekend. then the pulsating showers as you will notice monday tuesday

in earnest break thursday into friday here is the system's really fall apart dropping south and that's what i'm eating is that we don't have a complete consensus on what happens next weekend. and the on because it's not exactly very hopeful here in the latest model runs to get more rain we could use it as we stand right now they usually do these maps on thursdays. so it doesn't account for some of the last minute rain we've had a grant force trying to get into the moderate category here in terms of picking up the drier conditions so we really could use and we're going into a drier part of our season at any rate. high temperatures today, 70 up to santa rosa everybody else is looking and plow into the mid to upper 60's don't forget we're still on the mild sector from that system coming in from the south. let's keep the rain coming for tuesday into wednesday. maybe perhaps not that great in terms of coverage, but kind of a light rain work and temperatures remain in the 60's marty all bars restaurants and shops are following state orders to close their doors which means of course they're not making

any money. >>the owner, the owner of cafe tree asked in north beach tells us that her 3rd generation family owned business has been closed for more than a day since they opened back in 1956. with 2 exceptions both of them were family funerals but now their workers are at home filing for unemployment in the meantime some businesses are being creative using technology to take their services online kron on's monae and talk to the president of the north beach business association, which is one of many neighborhoods that are taking a financial hit. he would like to see total rent forgiveness for small businesses and a property tax relief or their landlords. >>and the revenue that would have been recovered from the property taxes should be given by the federal emergency situation that we're in. so that the city get killed or cannot be either. and that's my personal opinion this an organizational any that i

think that could happen right away. and that would in particular issue surtax is coming due as of a april 10th to the landlord and that can happen right away that would help small businesses immediately with the rent moratorium. i'm not alone not been a forgiveness. wonder you know in terms of the duration of this of this shutdown. >>the way that the moratorium is happening right now doesn't mean that i'm basically as businesses can't be evicted but do they eventually have to pay that rent to their landlord says that. >>the idea knew my understanding is that is the case and that will drive a lot of businesses, not only northeast but throughout san francisco and or if they have to assume debt. the base know 0 income. complying with what we need to do in order to save lives in terms of this virus. punish small businesses like

that and the burden them with the long-term debt. in mind to use is not is not acceptable. >>well you can check out the complete interview on the kron on app. >>that some americans are living abroad have returned to the us because of the pandemic threat. but there's one family in chicago this choosing to stay home in madrid the envoy invited reporter scott mclean to take a look from a distance at what life is like under quarantine. >>trump at practice upstairs, there's homework to do downstairs. this is what spain's mandatory quarantine looks like for them a teen a family, americans living in suburban madrid. >>i don't think it's going to get this i thought maybe just be cautious and stay away, you know distance and all that, but to stay home and not be able to go out. yeah that was a little. it was a little harsh, but you know we're dealing with man veronica

originally from chicago invited us to see how their isolation was going. >>but we didn't want to risk bringing the virus into their home. so we stayed in the back yard and spoke with them from a distance for ana ca also sent us these videos of her 1314 year-old boys new routine school is now online soccer training is in the backyard. and there are plenty. >>one team has been family time. lots of family time we can be together 20 hours a day so we'll have to find our place to go be alone for a little while in spain. the number of coronavirus deaths has been rising dramatically. the vast majority are in madrid spaniards are only allowed to leave home for work to walk the dog were to go to the grocery store. >>and that he knows never consider going back to the states that some of their friends already have. and their phones haven't stopped ringing since the crisis began or kind of like the guinea pigs for anybody bank holding ag what's it like oh you're

dealing with so i mean my point has been prudence i mean i haven't told people to panic but be prudent prudent and patient for america's future looks anything like spain's. >>well it's bringing back home take a live look outside of conditions at the embarcadero conditions at the embarcadero cloudy skies here and we'll ♪ more than ever, your home is your sanctuary. that's why lincoln offers complimentary pickup and delivery servicing. we'll pick up your vehicle and leave you with a lincoln loaner and the peace of mind that helps you focus on what matters most. that's the power of sanctuary. and for a little extra help, you can now purchase a new lincoln remotely, and defer payment for up to 120 days.

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>>a very tough situation for kids who count on school for their meals re on aldridge has the story of a 12 year-old girl in louisiana who wanted to make sure that kids in her community got to eat lunch this week. >>my goal is to feed everybody and need to light in the scene along >>the 12 year-old decided to donate her birthday money to news kitchen who was already in partnership with a local nonprofit called bully box providing full plates for just $3 still on the a daughter haven't had done a video on facebook and tagged me in that video challenge others to meet or beat heavens donation allowing nunu's kitchen to provide free meals all by the generosity of the community. >>so make sure excited to able come together to help the key it. >>make sure have in thursday alone. the group was able to feed over 70 kids and have currently raised over $600 for the cause i am so proud over the whole world, this is the

hard part. she just felt so bad. but key is that could be experiencing could open a bag and be like oh my god is does this is they can experience day. >>well they haven't of toilet paper. there's a new website to help you figure that out it's easy to use all you have to do is go to toilet paper dot com you enter how many roles you have and how many times you visit the bathroom, the simple calculator tell you how much toilet paper you actually need during this pandemics estimated that the average person has 500% more toilet paper then they need the website designers hope that this will help reduce the toilet paper shortage around the world. >>so i going through such hard times right now. and my sister does nominated needs how people whether 8 so with food and getting your child diapers or whatever it is dm me and i will help you out. >>well britney spears is trying to help fans who are struggling because of the

coronavirus the pop star announced on friday on instagram that she will choose 3 fans that she will help her generosity is part of the hashtag do your part challenge. it's a viral online movement where people explain what they're doing to help others during this health crisis. then they donate 3 or nominate rather 3 other people to do the same. so britney spears nominated will smith kate hudson and her boyfriend. andrey on his foundation is donating $5 million to coronavirus relief efforts. the money will help provide protective gear for health care workers and also help food banks as well and by coronavirus test kits and respiratory supplies. if your kids are bored by staying home, here's a message out from spiderman that might cheer them up a jake johnson voices, the older version of peter parker in spiderman into the spider-verse he says that parents have been reaching out to him to say that the movie is helping get their kids through the long days that they're stuck at home, so he

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a very good sunday morning to you as we take this live look outside from our embarcadero camera showing some clouds over the san francisco waterfront. hope you're a sunday is off to a good start good morning, everybody on marty gonzales thanks for joining us and i know well bellow we're going get a check of the forecast from dave spahr in just a few minutes, but first. >>40 million californians remain under a shelter-in-place order this morning. however, there are still many people not following that order gathering in groups at beaches as well as local parks and as the number of coronavirus cases and deaths continue to rise across the state. governor gavin newsom's urging everyone

to stay home in order to slow the spread of the virus. >>be a good neighbor be a good citizen, those young people they're still out there on the beaches. thinking this is a party at the time to grow up. you know time to wake up. >>and here in the bay area parks and beaches were overcrowded with visitors on saturday, the marin county sheriff's office had to shut down a road leading to the beach and many that were there were not practicing social distancing kron four's dan thorn has the story from fairfax. >>after days of staying at home and having to do work or doing school work with the kids it's understandable that you want to get outside and stretch your legs. but police say an overflow of people at local parks and trails is only adding more stress to an already stressful time. sky oaks road leading to a popular watershed in marine county shut down saturday afternoon. deputy say there were too many people taking up too many spots and not practicing social distancing. however we

did see some people giving each other space as they were taking in the outdoors in harris says he and his family needed to get out of the house us around the apocalypse and not just race mare and that's a positive. harris says they've been following the shelter in place but think sense most businesses are closed and people have been cooped up in their homes local parks become a big draw that in turn forces more people to come together. i think social distancing is hopefully i can imagine the site but at the same time york reading a lot >>of situations where a lot of people watched from the are the spots like these and then you know coming someone or is this actually working or in county health officials have been urging people to not travel outside of their community. this picture shows cars lining the streets of coastal marine as the area saw an influx of visitors signs with in local parks echo keeping a safe distance from others during the shelter in place. >>kristin oliver says her

family is following the it's not a hard and all the space to be 6 feet away but for the most part everybody seems to be respecting that. >>despite the signs warning of a full want inside of this park, it seemed there was plenty of room to enjoy. >>parkour say police might be trying to get ahead to help flatten the curve. >>i imagine that you know everybody is doing the best they can but the same time you know i think you have to balance a somewhat when keeping your sanity. >>health officials say that crowding in congregating at popular spots is only making it more difficult to stop the spread of coronavirus they're asking people to make sacrifices at this time so that everyone can stay healthy. reporting in fairfax dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and there were so many visitors at the point reyes national seashore had to tweet the beginning today gates there will either be closed or have limited access as some areas and you see those areas listed on your screen. authorities are reminding everyone if you do go outside

keep your distance from others. in the bay area now there are at least 647 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 11 virus related deaths. santa clara county has the highest number with 263 cases and 8 coronavirus related deaths in san mateo county there are a 110 cases and one death 84 cases in san francisco county. contra costa county has 51 cases and one death alameda county has 65 cases in the north bay marine county has 38 cases there are 3013 cases and solano county sonoma county has 23 cases and one death and napa county not reporting any cases of the virus. around the world now there are over 307,000 confirmed cases of covid 19 and more than 13,000 deaths in the us there are more than 26,000 cases with 340 deaths and here in california there are more than 1400 cases of coronavirus and

27 people have died from the virus. so far that's all according to the johns hopkins university coronavirus tracker map. >>people who smoke vape or have substance abuse problems may be at an increased risk when it comes to the coronavirus doctors say that's because covid 19 attacks the longs it may pose a more serious threat to those who smoke tobacco or marijuana as well as those who vape and as kron four's gayle ong reports using those products could make young people more vulnerable to the virus. >>people who smoke or vape may be at increased risk when it comes to coronavirus this indication coming from doctor stanton glantz a professor of medicine at ucsf vaping like smoking depression is immune function in your >>and your lunch in addition to moving air in and out of your body can get ice agents, yourselves and to get rid of

carbon dioxide. i have a report of a new function because when you're breathing you're breathing in a lot of bacteria and viruses doctor glantz explains e cigarettes and smoking makes it harder for your body to fight off a viral infection. doctors say copa 19 directly attacks the lungs vaping has skyrocketed particularly in young people. the cdc reports that young adults from ages 20 to 44 make up a big part of coping 19 hospitalizations in the united states. >>there's been little to no research by glance questions whether the virus is tied to vaping a couple of colleagues share her actually taking care of patients have noticed a couple of my you know younger people who came in. >>notice it they were vague and what we need to start doing as he track of whether these people were smoking or vaping because that might be contributing to what's going on director of the national institute on drug abuse also flagged the concern in a blog post published last week.

>>citing drug concerns in addition to vaping and smoking according to the post opioid slowdown, breathing and have already been shown to increase mortality in people with respiratory diseases. i think one common sense thing to do shop and salty your was 7 years one of my pulmonologist firms tells me winds are designed to breathe in air not a terror are fine particles and chemicals that you get from e-cigarettes and cigarettes. >>gayle ong kron 4 news. our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website kron 4 dot com. on there you're going to find the latest on the outbreaks in the bay area and interactive map and ways and ways to stay safe. you can find all this and more just go to the coronavirus tab on our website kron 4 dot com. >>and still ahead this morning nurses and health professionals are on the front lines of this pandemic we're going to take a look at what companies are doing to help as supplies like face masks are running out. and after the break with governor newsom is

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>>welcome back $42 million are now available for the statewide response to the coronavirus pandemic governor newsome outlined what that emergency funding will be used for he's converting as many places as possible into makeshift hospitals like sports arenas colleges and hotels, 30 million will be

used to lease an actual medical center named seton in daly city newsome also announced that the white house is sending a to us field medical units which means another 2000 beds for coronavirus patients so that really gives you but the scope that he expects 10's of thousands of future coronavirus patients. >>state of california has about 416 hospitals in the system. we have a bed capacity staffed currently about 78,000. some of the projections that we put out a make it clear that will need an additional 19,500 beds in order to meet our midway projections as it relates to the issue of covid 19. we have surge capacity within the hospital system of a little over 10,000 so we're out there trying to pick your 10,000 that includes by the way support from the army corps of

engineers drought here yesterday talking about how quickly they can convert those hotel rooms into cause i hospitals getting all the electrical and ventilation equipment and turning those around in real time working with the dormitories at the u c system the csu system to do the same of course the pasadena fairgrounds and convention centers i can tell you how many a sporting leagues, not just owners of teams in the state said you know what you want you are arena you can have our arena we put together a matrix it's just rather remarkable to most. we're just taking a look quite literally thousands and thousands. specific requests and examples that have been given to us in real time of people wanting to help. >>the state started receiving shipments of hundreds of thousands of and 95 and surgical masks face shields surgical gowns and gloves from the national stockpile as well in california has already requested millions more the governor is also using more

than million to expand testing at a lab here in richmond, dave. >>all right, here's a live look at what we got going on downtown the way some sun poking in here a little bit as the clouds break up a little bit asian up in the north bay. chile stone spots lower 40's up there meanwhile 50's across midday to have showers and rain in your forecast

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outside this from the embarcadero this morning, some cloudy skies and rain on the way dave spahr is there tell us all about it i day yet another dose of looks like marty happening late this afternoon and into the evening, but at least i think everybody will get a few rays of sun before we do all of that live shot coming in from u c berkeley we see that east bay shoreline, a well kind of lit up there a little bit certain lit up from the light of day, let's swing things around here the golden gate, hey how about that picture there off to the background blue skies look at that, so we got a silhouette of the golden gate going on here because of all the brightness behind it. so it's really right around this spot here that south of that the clouds are kind of hunkering down and north of it it really opens up nice and that's going to kind of oss laden change throughout the day a little bit. but it's kind like where the dividing line was the whole time even from yesterday a little bit future cast for want to go through the fog now, here's the rain that develops creating footprints of fog here this is in the early evening late afternoon, whatever you want to call it. as we approach overnight, we have some showers going on it could be kind of a wet

surface. so all that surface moisture is going to produce some fog tomorrow morning, some of the some ground fog issues first things first tomorrow morning when you're hunkering down but may walking the dog or something or pick up the paper, whatever people still get that the trees. but here's a look at what we got going on the map for tomorrow morning. there's a bubbling up of the moisture from the south ok so the rain is coming for a much more mild part of the world contrast with these lows from the gulf of alaska as we don't have the instability a lot of the cold air aloft to drive here or thunder showers. now the models to say we'll get our share later on today it starts to bubble up much more by mid-afternoon maximum daytime heating to and then it kind of dissipates as we go into the evening hours. but the sun will already be set and all that surface moisture back to the fog again in the morning hours now by monday, here's the progress of rain we're going to keep it as a mention in the monday tuesday forecast but i don't think quantitatively a lot we're going to get out of all of this sharing the skies with some sun and clouds mixture

and here comes the pulsating on and off rain going all the way up to about tuesday, some spots here we get some moderate rain popping up here and there but on balance not a lot quantitatively we could use a lot more are still quite right. here's the game plan we're talking about here early sun clouds could see that again those afternoon evening showers as we talk showed you rain heaviest in the south that means peninsula, san francisco, south bay. then rain and showers early in the week probably better intensity on tuesday. break for it to thursday friday and earnest and the weekend scattered showers return kind of sort of although the models are not in full agreement on how this all comes together. temperatures remain still on the mild side today we're at 65 for high still get mild 67 for a oakland and 67 also san jose. coming up in a bit we'll take a look at the long range forecast models and you'll see kind of the lack of clarity as we start to get into next weekend. and the week that follows and also how we're going getting a little drier as the season gets drier back

to you. all right. well governor newsom has deployed the california national guard to support humanitarian missions food distribution and alternative medical treatments sites. >>in sacramento for instance, there are up to 25 soldiers from the 100 15th, regional support group making sure that food banks can continue serving their community. local food banks as you know have been some especially impacted by a shortage of volunteers due to the mandatory stay at home orders. we serve about a 150,000 people about. >>but now with this covid 19 people are losing their jobs. people are in greater need of food so the national guard is going to help us ramp up and get more to folks in need it. >>well the california national guard has been helping out at the food bank there that you see since friday. the governor also issued an executive order to allow residents to vote by mail in 3 upcoming special elections now that order also extend started the deadlines

for ballot counting and tabulation and other responsibilities that are all related to california's presidential primary. national news this morning hawaii's governor is now ordering a 14 day quarantine for all incoming travelers to the state health officials in hawaii say all confirmed cases there have either been linked to travel or through contact with a traveler returning residents ordered to quarantine at home now as for visitors, they will have to remain in their hotel rooms violators can face a $5,000 fine and up to one year in prison. this quarantine goes into effect in hawaii thursday at midnight. we are making. >>progress on a bipartisan basis were still on the same timeline. saved though tomorrow procedural vote tomorrow and to be on the floor on a monday. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says lawmakers are one step closer to passing a critical stimulus package

aimed at salvaging the us economy that package could reach $2 trillion lawmakers hope to clear any final hurdles today before a vote on monday and as cristina alesci reports the urgency is warranted. we're already seeing signs that the coronavirus as having a negative impact on the us economy now we don't have precise government figures yet but we do have. >>is anecdotal evidence of americans losing their jobs and projections of just what kind of impact that's going to have goldman sachs is predicting 2 and a quarter million americans are filing for insurance this week alone that is an eight-fold increase versus the week before now we know what industries are being hit it's largely did the hospitality and leisure industries we're seeing this with airlines with hotels airlines and air travel in this country have essentially ground to a halt united one of the biggest carriers yesterday saying that going to have to

make cutbacks if congress doesn't intervene and provide that rescue funding. mary out one of the biggest hotel chains here in the u s announcing that it's going to furlough 10,000 workers and one of the biggest restaurant companies here in the actually here in new york union square hospitality saying that it's going to layoff. 2000 people now the good news is that congress is working through the weekend to get a trillion-plus rescue package through congress they believe that this will help blunt the economic impact on the average american by getting checks in the hands of average people and loans out to businesses but no one really knows how long this crisis is going to last and that's going to determine just how severe the economic impact will be. >>coming up on the ground for a weekend morning news. scams are ramping up amid the pandemic what you need to

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took them several days to get the test results. as for the number of coronavirus cases in the country continues to rise doctors in los angeles and new york are changing their testing strategy. they are now recommending that doctors avoid testing patients except in cases where the result would significantly change treatment. this comes as health care workers are sounding the alarm about shortages in medical masks and gloves. >>as everyone tries to stay safe during this pandemic the federal government is warning you to keep your money safe too disasters like this are a prime time for scammers but as our washington correspondent trevor shirley reports. knee jerk financial decisions on your own can be just as dangerous. >>once again scammers want your money with some now posing as the f d i c to prey on pandemic fears the ndrc personnel will never call you. >>to tell you to move your money from banking account to any other county ft icy chairman yelena mcwilliams

says they're getting reports of victims targeted through e-mail and if you get an e-mail from the f d i c. >>suggesting anything other than this is just inform you that we're fine and everything is operating as safe and sound this can i would absolutely believe that the e-mail she says keeping a level head can help everyone avoid falling victim i would urge everybody to act rationally as much as possible, but the f d i c says scams on the only thing you need to watch out for right now. >>they also say making major financial decisions can cause problems as well and i understand that people are panicking and i understand they're buying all kinds of essential to putting toilet paper but there's no absolutely no need for them to go to banks to get their cash out. williams says she's heard stories of that happening already and i would urge them not to do that at this time the last thing you want at a time of volatility is to go around with large amounts of cash bottom line. she says despite the volatile market, your money is safest in the bank. the ftc has never lost a

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desperate need for matt respiratory masks and grassroots efforts are now popping up across the bay area to try and help them out kron four's felecia call shows us how business owners in brentwood are pitching in. >>produced a limited hours and takeout orders only due to the novel coronavirus score could been 19 pandemic vicki little figured her business sippin scoop, california in brentwood could do more than just offer coffee and gelato the need is there so when her good friend, heather taylor reached out detailing the health risks medical staffers are facing in this crisis that who partnered up to make a difference. taylor is also based in brentwood and owns tailored physical therapy and wellness i know of to clinicians who contacted me today who say they and they don't even have a single mass. >>and in order to go into patients homes and treat one is an occupational therapist. >>and one is ran a similar dilemma shared by nurses across the bay area who have rallied outside hospitals in

the past few weeks pleading for their employers to make more n 95 respirator masks and other protective gear available. >>on saturday, heather and vicki began a collection drive for clean and unused masks outside sippin scoop on oak street that will continue through the weekend eventually the equipment will be passed along to the medical community in need those of us in california. we just went through all the wildfires. we have masks in our garages, we forgot about just friday construction company bcci builders donated 50 n 95 masks to coastal kids home care in the south bay and another 250 to kaiser permanente. >>pacific gas and electric also donated nearly 1 million and 95 and surgical masks to the governor's office of emergency services for distribution to health care workers and emergency first responders because we're prone to fires i think that we have a lot of people that are sitting on some asked that we

can definitely. >>get out those. >>hospitals are in dire need taylor says reach out if you can't make it down to sit and speak to make a donation she's willing to pick your items up meanwhile, the collection drive will continue at the cafe sunday from 4 o'clock in the evening through 8 o'clock at night in brentwood felipe should all kron 4 news. >>and facebook donated 40,095 masks and surgical masks a leftover from recent wildfires tumor in county the county's busy distributing navy supplies to health care providers and first responders. >>gas prices continue to drop across the country but fewer people are traveling of course 19 states. now have gas price averages that are under $2 a gallon, the national average is $2.15 says that's $0.40 cheaper than this time a year ago the last time average gas

prices were this low was december 2016 analysts predict that prices at the pump will drop another 40 to $0.70 per gallon in the next month or 2. here's a look at gas prices around the bay area, the cheapest gas right now in san francisco is $2 and $0.99 just under that $3 mark in oakland to 55 and in san jose, the cheapest gas is $2 and $0.49 normally these prices would be a major plus for drivers, but of course the shelter-in-place order means consumers are not really benefiting from these low prices as much as they normally would. >>amazon workers who are struggling to fill orders from people who are in home isolation will get a temporary pay raise warehouse workers who put in over time will get twice their hourly pay. that's higher than the company's usual time and a half policy for overtime. >>the change is scheduled to last until at least may 9th and amazon is raising wages by $2 an hour into at least next

month. >>this comes after 4 senators wrote a letter to amazon asking how the company is keeping its workers safe as they forego their own social distancing to help their customers. and workers a starbucks will also still see a paycheck even if they don't work during the coronavirus outbreak. the coffee chain is closed all of its us locations with the exception of drive-thru and delivery orders, starbucks says it will be playing in pain its employees for the next month. whether they work or not starbucks closed about 80% of its chinese locations last month. it has since reopened most of its stores there. federal health officials are encouraging us to use telehealth services instead of risking infection of ourselves or others by visiting the doctor face to face but people without broadband internet service simply don't have that option. washington correspondent just eaten or reports that lawmakers are trying to level the playing field and save lives. >>we can make certain everyone

during these times of a pandemic have access to care tell medicine is now the first line of defense against the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. >>congress recently brought intel health services to allow more patients to see a doctor on their phone or computer without risking further infection to themselves or others. but tennessee senator marsha blackburn argues many are still left out you cannot have access to 21th century. health care. our emergency response without access. the high speed. internet blackburn wants her senate colleagues to include rural broadband expansion in their next coronavirus relief package care you're able to receive. >>this and not depend on the zip code. if you live. >>senator john kennedy also sees the effects of a digital divide in his home state queen martin was yeah, lot of our rural areas know am internet forget about 5 g our 4 g they

don't live in the gi kennedy has introduced legislation that would give states billions of dollars for rural broadband infrastructure, but the fiscal conservative says coronavirus has put it on the backburner i mean we don't have time to pass a now but the appetite in congress for expanding broadband remains with some of kennedy in blackburn's colleagues supporting expansion not just for telehealth but also for the kids and parents now learning and working from home in washington, i'm jessi to nor. >>and our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website at kron 4 dot com you'll find the latest on the outbreaks here in the bay area also an interactive map and a lot of information on ways that you can stay safe. you can find it all and more just by going to the coronavirus tab on our website. kron 4 dot com. and coming up next this morning. how do you take the 2020 census during the pandemic we're going to hear what the census bureau says. >>it's planning. so there's an >>it's planning. so there's an accurate male voice: grrr, feed me. come on! she won't mind! she won't mind at a...

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just one bowl of frosted mini wheats have you received your 2020 census just yet efforts to begin the count are now under way, but there are also concerns the coronavirus outbreak will impact the survey and sending census takers door to door could also further spread the virus. so that's why the census bureau form the coronavirus task force our washington dc correspondent alexandra le mon reports on what steps that task force is taking. >>2020 census mailings are showing up in mailboxes all

around the country a total of up to 5 mailings they will receive reminding them and one of those mailings will actually have the questionnaire the director of the us census bureau steven dillingham says because of the global coronavirus pandemic it is more important than ever to self report in addition to being able to mail in your census survey you can also call to complete the survey by phone or you can take it online on your computer or cell phone for the first time ever your senses mailing will contain and id numbers streaming the process for using the online resources. you can answer in 13 languages, including english. >>we also online have assistance and we have we videos etcetera to help you in 59 languages in an effort to try to slow the spread of covid 19 the us census is delaying plans to send out door knockers who can collect the survey in person we think that can be avoided. >>and we hope it's avoided again by getting people to

self respond if they do that there are no health concerns whatsoever before he went into self-quarantine florida senator rick scott stressed that the data gathered in the census shapes our government funds come from the federal government that way we get the number congressmen and women that way the 2020 census is scheduled to be completed by july 31th. but the bureau says that deadline may have to be adjusted. in washington, alexandra le mon. >>and 4 morning news, some americans living abroad have returned to the us because of the coronavirus we'll find out why one families choosing to ride out the pandemic in one of the wor your mission:

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we're back we're taking a live look outside from central cam looking down golden gate bridge always a pretty view this morning mandadi's partner with the forecast that includes a little bit of rain for the bay area high day you'll probably get some rain bubbling up in the late afternoon and the early evening hours and probably more fog degree to tomorrow morning. >>hard to see maybe away walking the dog around so forth, here's a live shot from u c berkeley as we see the east bay shoreline. >>still quite a bit of cloud cover we have there which is not quite the same in the northern end of the golden gate, so it's affecting much of midday and points to the south that's when things run the sfo we're not getting in the lane reports this morning. so these things are functioning. the somewhat

properly been seeing some traffic along the runways here the planes coming and going. so stormtracker 4 we have that looks like it has little journey to go before it impacts immediately but it's still coming up from the south. so we're in the mild air sector so even though the sunshine may be compromised expect those temperatures to be sailing. right on through the 60's again today about the shot from snow want to know if you saw about a half hour ago or so a lot of cloud cover here looks like the skies are starting to open up all that's going to do is help provide the heat to provide more action in the atmosphere to build for some evening showers and thunder early sun, some clouds develop looks like evening showers going on or after noon, rain heaviest to the south. maybe the peninsula included in some of that but points to the north that really breaks up considerably this week. it's rain showers early. a break by late week we're talking thursday friday. beyond that zone into the weekend and beyond that look like we'll have some opportunities for some rain

but we don't have total agreement on the models here so scattered showers return will phrase at this vantage point mild temperatures remains from his back to the 60's. let's go into the new year period. this is the a short term, there's a flare up of the thunder showers going on or showers. we'll have some fog monday morning and then kind of spotty on and off rain much for your monday. they can see activity as we drift now into tuesday a little bit better commitment of rain here and patches of maybe some moderate rain but it will still will be kind of scattered and the on and off for writing. now we take a look at the wider perspective of things we know is happening over the next 48 hours next system drop south that's the one on tuesday, a mention that our commitment of rain because it's coming from higher latitudes got the cold air cook in there so you bring in the mild air up to the colder air so we'll get some hail maybe some thunder showers thrown in there for good measure on tuesday potentially into wednesday. now these other systems were to provide us for showers that means saturday and into next weekend

these used to come out on thursdays. but you can see was trying to get a noticeable dry patch developing over much of the bay not into extreme dry drop categories but we've gone beyond abnormally dry to moderate at this point temperatures for highs so we'll get up to about 70 up there to santa rosa everybody else pretty much mid 60's to upper 60's at that about that 70 forecast well again early part of the week we continue with the scattered showers on and off for your monday little bit better commitment for rain on your tuesday there in patches of moderate rain we shut off for thursday friday, but then the opportunity in best we could muster for right now into the weekend and the following week back to you. >>bars restaurants and shops are following state orders to close their doors which means they're not making any money.

the owner of cafe in north beach tells us her 3rd generation family owned business hasn't closed for more than a day since they opened in 1956. but now their workers are at home filing for unemployment in the meantime some businesses are getting creative using technology to take their services online kron on's ella simonian spoke with the president of the north beach us business association, who says he would like to see total runs forgiveness for all small businesses and a property tax relief for their landlords. >>and the revenue that would have been recovered from the property taxes should be given by the federal emergency situation that we're in. so that the city get killed or cannot be either. and that's my personal opinion this an organizational any that i think that could happen right away. and that would in particular issue surtax is coming due as april 10th to

the landlord and that can happen right away that would help small businesses immediately with the rent moratorium. i'm not alone not been a forgiveness. wonder you know in terms of the duration of this of this shutdown. >>the way that the moratorium is happening right now doesn't mean that i'm basically as businesses can't be evicted but do they eventually have to pay that rent to their landlord says that. >>the idea i and my understanding is that is the case and that will drive a lot of businesses, not only northeast but throughout san francisco and or if they have to assume debt. the based upon know 0 income. complying with what we need to do in order to save lives in terms of this virus. punish small businesses like that and the burden them with the long-term debt. in my a p e is is not is not acceptable.

>>world news this morning, some americans who live abroad have returned to the us because the pandemic threat. but there's one family from chicago this choosing to stay home in madrid they invited reporter scott mclean to take a look from a distance what their life under quarantine is like. >>trump at practice upstairs, there's homework to do downstairs. this is what spain's mandatory quarantine looks like for them a teen a family, americans living in suburban madrid. >>i don't think it's going to get this i thought maybe just be cautious and stay away, you know distance and all that, but to stay home and not be able to go out. yeah that was a little. it was a little harsh, but you know we're dealing with man veronica originally from chicago invited us to see how their isolation was going. >>but we didn't want to risk bringing the virus into their home. so we stayed in the back yard and spoke with them from

a distance for ana ca also sent us these videos of her 1314 year-old boys new routine school is now online soccer training is in the backyard. and there are plenty. >>one team has been family time. lots of family time we can be together 20 hours a day so we'll have to find our place to go be alone for a little while in spain. the number of coronavirus deaths has been rising dramatically. the vast majority are in madrid spaniards are only allowed to leave home for work to walk the dog were to go to the grocery store. >>he knows never consider going back to the states that some of their friends already have. and their phones haven't stopped ringing since the crisis began or kind of like the guinea pigs anybody bank holding ag what's it like oh you're dealing with so i mean my point has been prudent i mean i haven't told people the panic would be prudent prudent and patient for america's future looks anything like

spain's. well now take a look at this inspired by a church in italy, a brazilian church is now posting photos of the faithful in their pews so far they received more than 170. >>1000 pictures. parishioners say they want to be part of the church even as that they have to practice social distancing. and the priest say that they no longer feel alone when they celebrate mass, according to brazil's health ministry, at least 11 people have died there from the coronavirus and there are over 900 confirmed cases in brazil. >>we're taking a live look outside we're looking from in mark carroll camera this morning and we see some clearing in the clouds t

>>millions of students across the country out of school now because of the coronavirus pandemic and it's a very difficult situation, especially for children whose count on school for their meals, brian aldridge has the story of a 12 year-old girl from louisiana who wanted to make sure that kids in her community got to eat lunch this week. >>my goal is to feed everybody and need to light in the scene along >>the 12 year-old decided to donate her birthday money tune in his kitchen who was already in partnership with a local nonprofit called bully box providing full plates for just $3 still on the a daughter haven't had done a video on facebook and tagged me in that video challenge others to meet

or beat heavens donation allowing nunu's kitchen to provide free meals all by the generosity of the community. >>so make sure excited to able come together to help the key it. >>make sure have in thursday alone. the group was able to feed over 70 kids and have currently raised over $600 for the cause i am so proud over the whole world, this is the hard part. she just felt so bad. but key is that could be experiencing could open a bag and be like oh my god is does this is they can experience dead. >>very sweet story there but do you have enough toilet paper might seem like a tmi question. but there is a new website to help you figure that out. >>yet easy to just go to how much toilet paper dot com you can enter how many roles you have and how many times you visit the bathroom for simple cut calculator will tell you how much toilet paper you actually need and during this pandemic it estimated the average person has 500% more

toilet paper then they need the designers of the website are hoping it will reduce the toilet paper usage around the world. >>yikes >>and still ahead this morning governor, newsome is fed up with people not practicing social distance scene we're going to tell you what's being done to try and cut down on the number of people who are out in large groups and then a warning from doctors why they say people who smoke or vape could be more vulnerable to

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>>and we're sneaking a peek at clearing skies over the market carol this morning now hope you're enjoying your sunday morning, hi everybody i'm marty gonzales thanks for joining us this morning. and i'm no well bellow are going to get a check of that forecast from dave spahr in just a few minutes, but first. >>40 million californians remain under a shelter-in-place order however. >>there are still many people not following that order gathering in groups at beaches and local parks and as the number of coronavirus cases and deaths continue to rise across the state. governor newsome is urging everyone to stay home in order to slow the spread of the virus. >>be a good neighbor be a good citizen, those young people they're still out there on the beaches. thinking this is a party at the time to grow up. you know time to wake up.

>>and here in the bay area parks and beaches were overcrowded with visitors on saturday, the marin county sheriff's office actually had to shut down a road leading to the beach. and many that were there were not practicing social distancing kron four's dan thorn has the story from fairfax. >>after days of staying at home and having to do work or doing school work with the kids it's understandable that you want to get outside and stretch your legs but police say an overflow of people at local parks and trails is only adding more stress to an already stressful time. sky oaks road leading to a popular watershed in marine county shut down saturday afternoon. deputy say there were too many people taking up too many spots and not practicing social distancing. however we did see some people giving each other space as they were taking in the outdoors in harris says he and his family needed to get out of the house us around the apocalypse and not just race mare and you

know see positive. harris says they've been following the shelter in place but think sense most businesses are closed and people have been cooped up in their homes local parks become a big draw that in turn forces more people to come together. i think social distancing is hopefully i can imagine the slot but at the same time york reading a lot >>of situations where a lot of people watch from the are the spots like these and then not to miss one or is this actually working or in county health officials have been urging people to not travel outside of their community. this picture shows cars lining the streets of coastal marine as the area saw an influx of visitors signs with in local parks echo keeping a safe distance from others during the shelter in place. >>kristin oliver says her family is following the it's not a hard and all the space to be 6 feet away but for the most part everybody seems to be respecting that. >>despite the signs warning of a full want inside of this park, it seemed there was plenty of room to enjoy.

>>parkour say police might be trying to get ahead to help flatten the curve. >>imagine that you know everybody is doing the best they can but the same time you know i think you have to balance a somewhat when keeping your sanity. >>health officials say that crowding in congregating at popular spots is only making it more difficult to stop the spread of coronavirus they're asking people to make sacrifices at this time so that everyone can stay healthy. reporting in fairfax dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and there were so many visitors at the point reyes national seashore announced that they're beginning today gates are going to be closed or there will be limited access at some of the areas there you can see those on your screen. authorities are reminding everyone if you go outside keep your distance from others. now in the bay area there are at least 646 confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 11 virus related deaths. santa clara county has the highest number of cases with 263 and a coronavirus related deaths on

the peninsula in san mateo county 110 cases and one death in san francisco county 84 cases in the east bay contra costa county has 51 cases and one death alameda county was 65 cases in the north bay in marine county, there are 38 cases and solano county 13 cases, 23 cases and one death in sonoma county. and napa county is not reporting any cases of the virus. around the world are now over 307,000 confirmed cases of covid 19 and more than 13,000 deaths here in the us there are more than 26,000 cases and 340 people have died and in california there are more than 1400 cases of coronavirus 27 people have died so far from the virus. all of these statistics, according to the john hopkins university coronavirus tracker map noel. >>people who smoke vape or

have substance abuse problems may be at an increased risk when it comes to the coronavirus doctors say that's because covid 19 attacks the lungs. it may pose a more serious threat to those who smoked tobacco or marijuana as well as those who vape and as kron four's gayle ong reports using those products could make young people more vulnerable to the coronavirus. >>people who smoke or vape may be at increased risk when it comes to coronavirus this indication coming from doctor stanton glantz a professor of medicine at ucsf vaping like smoking depressions are immune function in your >>and your lunch in addition to moving air in and out of your body can get oxygen to yourselves and to get rid of carbon dioxide. i have a report of a new function because when you're breathing you're breathing in a lot of bacteria and viruses doctor glantz explains e cigarettes and smoking makes it harder for your body to find out the

viral infection. doctors say copa 19 directly attacks the lungs vaping has skyrocketed particularly in young people. the cdc reports that young adults from ages 20 to 44 make up a big part of copa 19 hospitalizations in the united states. >>there's been little to no research by glance questions whether the virus is tied to vaping a couple of college here who are actually taking care of patients have noticed a couple of my you know younger people who came in. >>and a notice that they were vaping what we need to start doing, is he track of whether these people were smoking or vaping because that might be contributing to what's going on director of the national institute on drug abuse also flagged the concern in a blog post published last week. >>citing drug concerns in addition to vaping and smoking according to the post opioid slowdown, breathing and have already been shown to increase mortality in people with respiratory diseases. but i think one common sense thing

to do is stop insulting your was 7 years one of my pulmonologist friends tells me winds are designed to breathe in air not a terror assault are fine particles and chemicals that you get from e-cigarettes and cigarettes. >>gayle ong kron 4 news. our coverage of the coronavirus does continue on our website kron 4 dot com on there you're going to find the latest on outbreaks in the bay area and interactive map as well as information on ways to stay safe. you can find all of this and more just go to the coronavirus tab on our website kron ♪

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you can now purchase a new lincoln remotely, back to the kron for a weekend morning news $42 million are now available for the statewide response to the coronavirus pandemic governor newsome outlined what that emergency funding will be used for he's actually converting as many places as possible into makeshift hospitals like sports arenas colleges and hotels $30 million will be used to lease an actual medical center name seton in daly city newsome also announced the white house is sending a to us field medical units meaning another 2000 beds for coronavirus patients all of this is a reminder that the governor does expect 10's of thousands of future coronavirus patients. >>state of california has about 416 hospitals in the system. we have a bed capacity staffed currently about

78,000. some of the projections that we put out a make it clear that will need an additional 19,500 beds in order to meet our midway projections as it relates to the issue of covid 19. we have surge capacity within the hospital system of a little over 10,000 so we're out there trying to pick your 10,000 that includes by the way support from the army corps of engineers drought here yesterday talking about how quickly they can convert those hotel rooms into cause i hospitals getting all the electrical and ventilation equipment and turning those around in real time working with the dormitories at the u c system the csu system to do the same of course the capacity our fairgrounds and convention centers i can tell you how many a sporting leagues, not just owners of teams in the state said you know what you want you are arena you can have our we put together a matrix it's just rather remarkable to most.

we're just taking a look quite literally thousands and thousands. specific requests and examples that have been given to us in real time of people wanting to help. >>the state started receiving shipments of hundreds of thousands of and 95 and surgical masks face shields surgical gowns and gloves from the national stockpile and california has already requested millions more the governor is also using more than one million to expand testing at a lab in richmond safe all right we'll start to see the clouds part a little bit chilly start from the vantage point downtown see the sun glaring and some of the glass buildings, meanwhile, those temperatures still in the chilly side up in the north in the upper 40's. >>but some 50's are poking through throughout much of the midday look at your forecast coming up next which does include another bad batch of

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actually is looking more off the pessimistic compared to our neighbors elsewhere look at still have these bright blue patches that are being had so good for that so what goes on with the fog here. well you see a building that's what the rain spurt happening this evening and into tonight, then what's left over for tomorrow morning. we'll have this fog to deal with the ground fog because of all this moisture at the surface when the sun joins us at about 9.15. so quite a bit of fall working around so if you have to be out and about for early on a pair for a little bit of that ground fog the moisture is out of the south the one, and that's just like yesterday is going to be bubbling up from the south and that puts us in the mild sector. so it probably won't have a lot of instability cooking with all of this. we don't have as much in the way of the colder air aloft which is contrasted with what happens later on early next week, we're looking at the system is dropping from the northwest that will have some colder air aloft and maybe give us some claps of thunder and some strikes of lightning to work with 2. here's what happens today, there's the flare up of the

showers and some cases moderate rain going on as we approach the evening hours that actually dissipates though later tonight as the skies aloft open up and clear out that lets radiational cooling kick in in some spots, but you have all this moisture. the ground so boom you create like a steam bath kind of conditions and all that ground fog we'll see probably tomorrow morning deeper moisture again remaining to the south. now new systems coming in from the northwest monday. it's the on and off a variety of rain as you can see here. spotty at that it gets a little deeper by the time we get to tuesday and some patches of some moderate rain to expect for your tuesday. here's the shot from seoul getting some blue skies appearing in here as well you've got to some early sun today clouds and some evening showers or afternoon showers going there rain heaviest to the south and little bit amid bit midday, rain and showers early into the week. again the better day to see that is probably be on tuesday, some patches of some moderate rain breaking up for thursday friday. the big question mark is this weekend the following week. you know earlier the models were kind

of excited about seeing maybe patches of some heavier rain going on here or at least moderate. it looks much more sparse and it may not come together so as we approach this a little bit more in the future we'll see if that holds together for not only just this weekend but early into the following week look at these highs with rain in the forecast partick in the south bay 67, san jose open matching that 65 san francisco. again contrast to what the air mass coming in here. early this week up ahead and speaking of which will take a look at some of those long range forecast models for you just a bit back to you ok day for it. governor newsom has deployed the california national guard to support humanitarian missions food distribution and alternative medical treatments sites. >>in sacramento for example, there are 25 soldiers from the 100 15th, regional support group making sure that food banks can continue serving their community. local food banks have been especially impacted by a shortage of volunteers do the mandatory stay at home orders. we serve

about a 150,000 people about. >>but now with this covid 19 people are losing their jobs. people are in greater need of food so the national guard is going to help us ramp up and get more to folks in need it. >>well the california national guard has been helping out at that food banks since friday. the governor also issued an executive order to allow residents to vote by mail and 3 upcoming special elections. that order it also extends to deadlines for ballot counting and tabulation and other responsibilities all of the related to california's presidential primary. we are making. >>progress on a bipartisan basis were still on the same timeline. saved though tomorrow procedural vote tomorrow and to be on the floor on a monday. >>senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says lawmakers are one step closer to passing a critical stimulus package aimed at salvaging the us

economy that package could reach $2 trillion lawmakers hope to clear any final hurdles today before a vote on monday and as cristina alesci reports the urgency as warranted. >>we're already seeing signs that the coronavirus is having a negative impact on the us economy now we don't have precise government figures yet but we do have is anecdotal evidence of americans losing their jobs and projections of just what kind of impact that's going to have goldman sachs is predicting to a quarter million americans are filing for insurance this week alone that is an eight-fold increase versus the week before. now we know what industries are being hit it's largely the hospitality and leisure industries we're seeing this with airlines with hotels airlines and air travel in this country have essentially ground to a halt united one of the biggest carriers yesterday saying that

going to have to make cutbacks if congress doesn't intervene and provide that rescue funding. mary out one of the biggest hotel chains here in the u s announcing that it's going to furlough 10,000 workers and one of the biggest restaurant companies here in the actually here in new york union square hospitality saying that it's going to layoff. 2000 people now the good news is that congress is working through the weekend to get a trillion-plus rescue package through congress they believe that this will help blunt the economic impact on the average american by getting checks in the hands of average people and loans out to businesses but no one really knows how long this crisis is going to last and that's going to determine just how severe the economic impact will be. >>coming up on the ground for a weekend morning news, the scams are ramping up amid the pandemic what you need to know to keep your fina

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>>well the fda has approved the first rapid diagnostic test for coronavirus the new test can detect covid 19 in about 45 minutes. sunnyvale based sep hide which makes the test says it can start shipping this week. the company says faster testing will help alleviate some of the pressure on hospitals. this test is seen as a significant investment because

many patients have complained that it took them days to get the results. as a number of coronavirus cases in the country continues to rise. doctors in los angeles and new york are changing their testing strategy. they are now recommending doctors avoid testing patients except in cases where the result would significantly change treatment. now this comes as health care workers are sounding the alarm about shortages and medical masks and gloves noel. >>everyone tries to stay safe during this pandemic the federal government is warning you to keep your money safe to disasters like this are a prime time for scammers but as our washington correspondent trevor shirley reports kneejerk financial decisions on your own can be just as dangerous. >>once again scammers want your money with some now posing as the f d i c to prey on pandemic fears the ndrc personnel will never call you. >>to tell you to move your money from banking account to any other county ft icy chairman yelena mcwilliams says they're getting reports of victims targeted through

e-mail and if you get an e-mail from the f d i c. >>suggesting anything other than this is just inform you that we're fine and everything is operating as safe and sound this can i would absolutely believe that the mail she says keeping a level head can help everyone avoid falling victim i would urge everybody to act rationally as much as possible, but the f d i c says scams on the only thing you need to watch out for right now. >>they also say making major financial decisions can cause problems as well and i understand the people are panicking and i understand they're buying all kinds of essential to putting toilet paper but there's no absolutely no need for them to go to banks to get their cash out. williams says she's heard stories of that happening already and i would urge them not to do that at this time the last thing you want at a time of volatility is to go around with large amounts of cash bottom line. she says despite the volatile market, your money is safest in the bank. the ftc has never lost a penny off the insured deposits

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respiratory masks and grassroots efforts are now popping up across the bay area to try and help them out kron four's felecia call shows us how business owners in brentwood are pitching in produced a limited hours and takeout orders only due to the novel coronavirus or covid 19 pandemic vicki little figured her business sippin scoop, california in brentwood to do more than just offer coffee and gelato the need is there so when her good friend, heather taylor reached out detailing the health risks medical staffers are facing in this crisis that who partnered up to make a difference. taylor is also based in brentwood and owns tailored physical therapy and wellness i know of to clinicians who contacted me today who say they and they don't even have a single mass. >>and in order to go into patients homes and treat one is an occupational therapist. >>and one is ran a similar dilemma shared by nurses across the bay area who have rallied outside hospitals in the past few weeks pleading for their employers to make

more n 95 respirator masks and other protective gear available. >>on saturday, heather and vicki began a collection drive for clean and unused masks outside sippin scoop on oak street that will continue through the weekend eventually the equipment will be passed along to the medical community in need those of us in california, we just went through all the wildfires. we have masks in our garages, we forgot about just friday construction company bcci builders donated 50 n 95 masks to coastal kids home care in the south bay and another 250 to kaiser permanente. >>pacific gas and electric also donated nearly 1 million n 95 and surgical masks to the governor's office of emergency services for distribution to health care workers and emergency first responders because we're prone to fires i think that we have a lot of people are sitting on some asked that we can definitely. >>get out those.

>>hospitals are in dire need taylor says reach out if you can't make it down to sit and speak to make a donation she's willing to pick your items up meanwhile, the collection drive will continue at the cafe sunday from 4 o'clock in the evening through 8 o'clock at night in brentwood felipe should all kron 4 news. facebook has donated 40,095 masks and surgical masks left over from the recent wildfires tumor in county. >>now the county is busy distributing those supplies to health care providers and first responders. >>gas prices continue to drop across the country but fewer people are traveling of course 19 states now have gas price averages that are under $2 a gallon. the national average is $2.15 triple a says that's $0.40 cheaper than this time, a year ago the last time average gas prices were this low was december of 2016. analysts predict that prices

at the pump will drop another 40 to $0.70 per gallon in the next month or 2. here's a look at those prices around the bay area, the cheapest gas right now in san francisco. it's under $3 to 99. in oakland, it's sitting at $2 and $0.55 and in san jose, the cheapest gas you can find is $2 and $0.49 normally these prices would be a major plus for drivers, but of course with the shelter-in-place order. consumers are not really benefiting from the low prices as much as they normally would. a federal health officials encourage us to use telehealth services instead of risking infection of ourselves or others by visiting the doctor in person people without broadband internet service though don't really have that option. washington correspondent jesse turn or reports lawmakers are trying to level the playing field and save lives. we can make certain everyone. >>during these times of a

pandemic have access to care tell medicine is now the first line of defense against the spread of the coronavirus pandemic. >>congress recently brought intel health services to allow more patients to see a doctor on their phone or computer without risking further infection to themselves or others. but tennessee senator marsha blackburn argues many are still left out you cannot have access to 21th century. health care. our emergency response without access. high speed. internet blackburn wants her senate colleagues to include rural broadband expansion in their next coronavirus relief package, take care you're able to receive. >>this and not depend on the zip code. if you live. >>senator john kennedy also sees the effects of a digital divide in his home state queen martin was lot of our rural areas know and the internet forget about just 5 g our 4 g they don't live in the gi kennedy has introduced legislation that would give states billions of dollars for

rural broadband infrastructure but the fiscal conservative says coronavirus has put it on the backburner i mean we don't have time to pass a now but the appetite in congress for expanding broadband remains with some of kennedy in blackburn's colleagues supporting expansion not just for telehealth but also for the kids and parents now learning and working from home in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>workers who are struggling to fill orders from people in home isolation will get a temporary pay raise warehouse workers who put in overtime will get twice their hourly pay and that of course is higher the company's usual time and a half policy for overtime. the change is scheduled to last until at least may 9th amazon is also raising wages by $2 an hour at least into the next month. this comes after 4 senators wrote a letter to amazon asking how the company is keeping its workers safe as they forego their own social distancing to help customers. workers at starbucks will be seen a paycheck even if they

don't work during the coronavirus outbreak. the coffee chain is closed all of its us locations with the exception of drive-thru and delivery orders, starbucks says it will pay its employees for the next 30 days whether they work or not starbucks closed about 80% of his chinese locations. last month and it has since reopened most of the stores there. bars restaurants and shops are following state orders to close their doors which means that they're not making any money. the owner of cafe tree asked in north beach tells us that her 3rd generation family owned business has not closed for more than a day since they opened their doors back in 1956 except for 2 exceptions, but now the workers are at home filing for unemployment in the meantime some businesses are being creative using technology to take their services online kron on's monae and spoke with the president of the north beach business association, which is one of the many neighborhoods taking a financial hit. he would like to see total when forgiveness for small

businesses and a property tax relief for their landlords. >>and the revenue that would have been recovered from the property taxes should be given by the federal emergency situation that we're in. so that the city get killed or cannot be either. and that's my personal opinion is on organizational believe that that i think that could happen right away. and that would in particular issue surtax is coming due as april 10th, the 2 landlords and that can happen right away that would help small businesses immediately with the rent moratorium. i'm not alone not been a forgiveness. wonder you know in terms of the duration of this of this shutdown. >>the way that the moratorium is happening right now doesn't mean that i'm basically as businesses can't be evicted but do they eventually have to pay that rent to their

landlord says that. >>the idea i and my understanding is that is the case and that will drive a lot of businesses, not only northeast but throughout san francisco and or if they have to assume debt. the based upon know 0 income. complying with what we need to do in order to save lives in terms of this virus. punish small businesses like that and the burden them with the long-term debt. in my a p e is is not is not acceptable. >>well you can check out the complete interview that was data also the money and did on the kron on app. >>well have you received your 2020 census, yet efforts to begin the count are now under way but there are concerns the coronavirus outbreak will impact this year's survey and sending census takers door to door could further spread the virus that's why the census bureau formed a coronavirus task force our washington

correspondent alexandra le mon reports on what steps that that task force is taking. >>2020 census mailings are showing up in mailboxes all around the country a total of up to 5 mailings they will receive reminding them and one of those mailings will actually have the questionnaire the director of the us census bureau steven dillingham says because of the global coronavirus pandemic it is more important than ever to self report in addition to being able to mail in your census survey you can also call to complete the survey by phone or you can take it online on your computer or cell phone for the first time ever your senses mailing will contain and id numbers streaming the process for using the online resources. you can answer in 13 languages, including english. >>we also online have assistance and we have we videos etcetera to help you in 59 languages in an effort to try to slow the spread of

covid 19 the us census is delaying plans to send out door knockers who can collect the survey in person we think that can be avoided. >>and we hope it's avoided again by getting people to self respond if they do that there are no health concerns whatsoever before he went into self-quarantine florida senator rick scott stressed that the data gathered in the census shapes our government funds come from the federal government that way we get the number congressmen and women that way the 2020 census is scheduled to be completed by july 31th. but the bureau says that deadline may have to be adjusted. in washington, alexandra le mon. >>our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website kron 4 dot com you can find the latest on outbreaks in the bay area and interactive map as well as ways to stay safe. you can find all of this and more just go to the coronavirus tab at kron 4 dot com. we're taking a live look now outside at the

embarcadero in san francisco, some cloud cover but it looks like the sun is trying to peek through we're going to get yo

>>welcome back to the kron 4 weekend morning news taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. it does seem like the sun is trying to come out to play today. dave is that. >>what we're going to see or yeah looks like we'll have a

lease an early effort with all of that and then by this afternoon looks like some more rain coming our way this live shot coming in from the conservatory where we have the sun during an effort here as well. >>ah there we see those scattered clouds and some mountain snows and we may be adding to some of that going on to the precipitation one on this afternoon. sfo, no delays being reported least from earlier going on here again we're still kind of fighting to some of that cloud cover the moisture the deeper moisture is down to the south and because we're in the mild sector of everything going on here. we don't have as much in the way of cold air aloft as we will with success of systems. early next with these lows dropping out of the gulf of alaska. let's go into it, here's the shot from snow and this is more impressive than the last shot about a half hour ago early sun, we're talking about the clouds in the heaviest rain will be rs. south and getting into the peninsula and portions of the east bay to not so much the north bay. and then it looks like there's a break by thursday friday with more development of rain into the weekend. that's next weekend.

however, the long range forecast models are not really clear on all of this and they don't look as optimistic for rain which we need as the earlier runs did there's that opportunity we talk about good coverage area. this is a again 3, 4 5 o'clock or so this evening an afternoon then tonight we lose actually a lot of the rain support and might even open up the skies a little bit that's getting us more of that ground fog tomorrow morning because of radiational cooling going on and you have the moist air mass right above us that just to create the fog now as we get into monday. we'll have the on and off variety of rain from the systems coming in from the gulf of alaska this little kind of little dots here you see they get little bit more intense by tuesday, but with that will be some colder air aloft that might drive maybe potentially some hail or even some claps of thunder lightning strikes as well long range forecast models at the first guy then you can see this barreling out of the northwest that's little colder air mass at the service will notice temperatures drop a little bit more so maybe not

so much in the 60's were getting of the 50's now mountain snows will continue shore. and then by the end of the week this is where it gets kind of tricky earlier models are somewhat optimistic. he will get some more rain returning. we do need it. for the weekend and the following week but these are not holding together the same way we are getting into a drier season now later in the year we need the rain here is the drought chart here free of these the prepare this on thursday. we're getting to the moderate categories will notice with abnormally dry conditions in the north bay and down far in the south bay temperature highs today will go with the mid to upper 60's and that looks like san jose 6765 livermore looks like antioch at 6870 for santa rosa again we're seeing a little bit more sun and the north bay than other locations in your seven-day forecast. the earlier heaviest rain looks to be on tuesday that will be some colder air aloft will make it some lightning strikes without potentially as we get into friday trying to do the rain thing again into next weekend. but the amounts don't look as optimistic to be

announced. >>supermarkets are now very popular places there are long lines and we're dealing with and we're keeping in mind the social distance seen so how do you stay safe. at the grocery shoe store and should you be concerned about the food that you're buying our health expert karen, a walk joins me this morning with some grocery shopping tips that she says will increase your chances same say hi there kyra you do and i dare mighty how are you good good. the first thing you mention is the fact that we should avoid crowds by trying to go early in the morning or late at night to although now we're finding lines pretty much all the time. >>actually you know, i'm the times i've gotten around 9 o'clock in the evening really quiet. i have a case to myself so that helps a little bit that early morning still seem to be really busy. >>yeah and one thing that i've seen a lot of supermarket chains are doing now over the past week or so is that they're allowing seniors in a couple of hours early a couple

days a week in order to beat the crowds. >>yeah that's a that's a great thing that they're offering. makes a big difference because he don't the last thing you want to do is get to the store and then you're surrounded by people, yeah. >>yeah, and and people who are heading to the toilet paper aisle. one of the things that you bet it's actually of the things you mentioned as well is that you want to make sure that you clean the shopping cart. handles especially kerry gloves that type of thing. >>yes, and you know what the last 2 times i've been to the store. no lights. they are totally out. yesterday they had some spray bottle, some spray disinfectant. but there were no paper lad that has really glad that i brought my own gloves and i kind did a makeshift covered for the cart but yeah, it would just be prepared to either bring your own wipes and bring some class i think you're right i ran into the same thing a try to go to the grocery store a couple times last weekend. >>no wipes at all at the front

door once you get into the store one of the things that you're is one of your tips is to buy package produce winds that. >>yes because now more than ever i been more vigilant about well who's actually touched my so as much as possible, you know, i'm one that you still like to you know pick my own apples but you know the other day i went out and just takes that the bags, just think about. the fewer time someone touches the food that matter. so buy them already package then and that will eliminate some handling. >>and there are so and so many parts of produce now that are in packages now in from from letters to as you saw apples a lot of other fruits are already prepackaged so that way you can avoid this problem. >>really because there there are still people out there was that was really observe it yesterday, everyone's kind of touching and feeling that tomatoes and the apples so

yeah, you want to watch out for that. >>you also mentioned the fact that we should be looking at maybe buying some longer of a lasting fresh fruit and vegetables what you mean by that yes because they see if you can prevent going to the store often you know try to stock up for a week or 2 weeks into have enough so you need to buy your produce that's going to last a little longer use of things like broccoli cauliflower. >>carrots and potatoes onions those will last longer than some of those really those perishables like the berries if you but do, and berries biden frozen instead of the fresh but one of the tips i have is to buy let is but by lise had he seen this no i don't know about that. yes it's live at last a long time the roots it still has the roots and the bottom look at filling tastes super fresh and at last a lot longer than

anything else that you would buy you know just the loose cannon is that fairly new. >>it's been around that said that everybody knows about it. >>well thank you for the education, i didn't know >>you have lived led us get your radar are there are there any other of produce that is also sold live. >>well not so much take this particular company they do have some other varieties this is the butter lettuce a up some other mixed greens too so yeah keep an eye on it okay i now keep an eye out for it, that's a great tip. >>just real quick to close the door on live approaches is that a bit more expensive. >>it's so much more okay, and it's it's well worth it, you know the most expensive food that you can buy is the one that you end up going away there you go good point okay. >>once you get to the checkout stand you also have some tips.

>>yes try to do the south check out because that will save on 2 extra people touching your food that the checker and the bagger. go to the checkout i would also bring your white white down the can or that the touch screen and just just try to do it yourself is just the fewer people that can touch your food. >>the better and one last tip you have is is once you get home you want to create a quarantine area in your house for for your groceries explain that please. yes so bring it in but does leave it in this quarantine area. >>the things that are non perishable as you know the candid you want to just leave it there because you know you don't know who's touched it and you want to let it sit and let those viruses but otherwise everything else wife it down if they're in containers wipe it down with the disaffected white and it's a lot of work. but it's well worth it sure is and and wash the produce again, even though

it's already been washed. karen, thank you so much. >>we'll see you next weekend and stay well.

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follow her. >>dave britney spears oops she did it 70 forecast as the rain kind of coming and going all of this the best shots to see rain are really this afternoon. and then another dose of looks like on tuesday wednesday, maybe see some claps about lightning and their 2 per light strikes of lightning potentially and some hail a into next weekend rain question mark to be determined. all right dave thanks level. that's going to do it for us, thank you so much for joining us, we'll see again next weekend a marty gonzales and i'm no well bellow of course join us on kron on. >>for 24 hour streaming news. this is gonna be america's favorite breakfast. they just don't know it yet. (ding) these are a few of my favorite things. wendy's uses fresh-cracked eggs on all our breakfast sandwiches. not whatever... this stuff is. (ding) that's right. see you in the morning! you up for this?

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