if you're sick, bart is asking that you not ride bart. if your travel isn't essential, we are asking that you follow the order and not ride bart. and lastly, the trains must continue to run to ensure that the lifeline services for those workers who are going to keep our region functioning during these trying times is available for them to get to where they need to go. and with that, i will turn it over to the director of homeless services, mr. kaszynski. >> good afternoon, jeff kaszynski. i'm the director of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. every night our department and our nonprofit partners are providing shelter and housing to over 13,000 homeless and formerly homeless people. one of our top priorities is ensuring that the clients in that housing and shelter and our staff who are providing essential services are able to continue to operate in a safe environment. we are doing all that we can to ensure that those services continue, and that the staff and the clients are kept safe. our other priority is to ensure tha

a lot of people who are not taking bart but still have to go are along the bart corridors. betting man that a lot of people in their cars today would normally be on bart. but this is what they're doing. this is a look at the richmond bridge. now this traffic is slow. you can see traffic at the bay bridge is slowing down. so if you are normally on bart, and you are driving your car i'd love to hear from you. send me a message on social immediate gentleman and i'm just curious to see if if that's happening. 6:50. let's bring steve paulson in with today's weather. >> that's a good point, sal. a lot of people who normally don't drive probably are. >> right. >>> we'll get to it here. a little change for coast and bay. coastal fog is back. i did cool down areas oakland, half moon bay, san francisco, santa cruz just by the mere presence of that bigger fog bank. the higher mid level clouds are gone. they've moved to southern california. the city 62, 48. average is 62, 49. to see the low go below average is kind of a rarity in the last couple of weeks. the record high 709, 1974. big

definitely fewer riders on bart.ys it may actively pursue emergency aid from local, state, and federal sources. we'll try to get more information, but they are looking at the possibility of getting some help to make up the financial gap. live in orinda, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >> allie thank you. >>> grath ergs of more than a thousand people are being banned right now. the white house says the coronavirus task force has advised the country to limit it down to even more to 250 people. the county says it's following guidance and direction from the cdc officials working with them at the emergency operation center. several churches, some other houses of worship are cancelling services or live streaming only. >> this is a way for people to stay in had their homes and enjoy the service, the full service, worship and message, the whole thing and be in a place of containment as well. >> i don't think anybody knows what the right number is. and, so, because of that, if you are at high risk 0, do not attend public event

bart is an essential service. >> bart will run regular service during the shelter in place order. other agencies will also be running. >> that shelter in place at midnight. >> my fellow san franciscoen, what we are asking for everyone to do is to remain at home. for all but the most essential outings for your safety and the safety of those around you. >> businesses that will stay open include grocery stores. pharmacies, doctor offices and hospitals. banks can remain open. restaurants can be open but limited to take out and delivery. >> businesses that don't provide essential service must send workers hopes. clubs, bars and recreational venues. they will begin checking bars and clubs for compliance at midnight. it doesn't limit your ability to go outside for a walk. or just maintain social distancing. >> you may notice we're no longer sitting next to each other. so we can continue to bring you the latest news on this story. >> one of the bigst concerns for many is how they'll get around as the bay area shuts down. live outside san francisco city hall with the impact on critical pub

la policía del bart sigue trabajando, que si usted esta enfermo, no utilice el bart, ellos continuaránjos esenciales puedan llegar a destino, donde deben proveer su servicio. ahora habla el director del programa de indigentes >> están ofreciendo albergues, y van a continuar operando. otra prioridad, asegurarse que la gente que duerme en las calles tenga la información necesaría del coronavirus y donde acudir para la higiene necesaría, ahí la información, de transporte público de san francisco, vamos a pausa, ya volvemos >>muchas gracias por continuar con nosotros en esta programación especial con el coronavirus y la situación que cambia minuto al minuto en el área de la bahía y esta emergencia en salud, >> estamos separados uno de otro ,porque estamos cumpliendo las recomendaciones de la autoridad. claudia ha estado también en contacto con las calles, qué sucede por allá? >>qué tal, buenas tardes lorena, césar así es, llegamos a la conferencia que terminó hace una hora, vamos a hablar de lo que sucedió desde esta mañana, cuando salimos de la estación de telemundo san josé, la situación

bart is an essential service. >> bart will run regular service during the shelter in place order. other agencies will also be running. >> that shelter in place at midnight. >> my fellow san franciscoen, what we are asking for everyone to do is to remain at home. for all but the most essential outings for your safety and the safety of those around you. >> businesses that will stay open include grocery stores. pharmacies, doctor offices and hospitals. banks can remain open. restaurants can be open but limited to take out and delivery. >> businesses that don't provide essential service must send workers hopes. clubs, bars and recreational venues. they will begin checking bars and clubs for compliance at midnight. it doesn't limit your ability to go outside for a walk. or just maintain social distancing. >> you may notice we're no longer sitting next to each other. so we can continue to bring you the latest news on this story. >> one of the bigst concerns for many is how they'll get around as the bay area shuts down. live outside san francisco city hall with the impact on critical pub

a bart station take a look at this video you can see this a bart station in the embarcadero just looks like a ghost town part is reporting a op in ridership of about 25%. this is on monday february 24th that's nearly 100,000 less people hopping on bart take a look at that video ju kind of crazy. the previous week. there's also a worse and as more cases of the coronavirus pop up acoss the bay area. it seemlike more people just don't wantto be in public areas because they're trying to avoid being infected with the corovirus part staff wants people to they can to keep riders sa ng by wiping down surfaces like handrails and stations and inde with hospital grade disiectant multiple times a day anof course the clean the trains. i'm like they always do. a bart officials say they are closely monitoring the developing situation wh the coronavirus from the cdc. they're trying to work with them get the latest information and for now they're ju trying to disinfect everything there's even signs inside a bart statios that read wash your hands and that the signs are fothe public but also for their em

or something that would concern folks but despite that concerns that people have bart is still runninga normal service kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >>our writers here in daly city notice nearly empty trains in fact ridership has dropped to 35% due to coronavirus concerns i just don't touch a pinterest cup of tea from everybody >>in general like there's barely anybody here feel uncertain. don't know mass. >>even though ridership is down bart officials say service will not be reduced and they are not considering a system shut down unless health officials forced them to do so the reason being if they're less trains running then each train will be filled with more people and right now people need to practice social distancing to prevent the spread of the coronavirus my son you know fueled people yesterday that i like >>was their age and how they want to miss and god bless >>the general manager of bart says hand sanitizer dispensers have been installed at certain stations this week. bart has enough supply the last 7 to 10 days and staff is working to purchase more from vendors trains also

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bart canceled the extra trains and that should not impact the basic schedule. >>> this is interesting as well, mike. new york stock exchange closing its historic trading floor but the trading will still take place. >> yeah, scott mcgrew, it will be all electronic? >> yeah, it was going this way. good morning to you. you will still be able to make trades and use your electronic online brokerage as well, and this was the direction everything was going. you see on the right, recent footage on the nasdaq on the opening there. nasdaq has been electronic forever. that's all theater. it's entirely inside the computers. jpmorgan chase will close one-fifth of the your money is safe. this is an employee issue, not a liquidity issue. it's a good idea to have, you know, cash on hand in case you need it, and we have recommended that for earthquakes and we are recommending that now. tesla continues to battle alameda county over that factory should stay open. employees would have to use pto, paid time off. >> i would not be here if i was not forced to use my pto that i saved up for so long. >> the c

so bart trying though i about this in terms of photography. so, you know, here's the photograph we referenced earlier. here's another different shot taken by a spy plane. same idea, cuban landscape. what did roland bart say about the publication of this image in the newspaper? >> that it has the captions on it. it's like take this warning in the photograph and makes it seem scarier which it means. >> captions here tell us what to look for here. you know we see caption here identifies what's in here as well as these internal cappings. tells us what we're looking at. >> kind of adding to that gives continue the text of like you said what we're supposed to look for and kind of the photo on the left, sort of tell what's going on but in the context of a whole newspaper article you get more in depth what we're supposed to be looking for and why this is a big deal and more background why people should be afraid of this photograph. >> more so like they are watching, for you to look for. how the text unloads this cultural and political ideas on to the

i don't like touching everything. >> bart has increased the cleaning around bart to combat the spreadcoronavirus. they're wiping down bart stations with hospital-grade disinfectant more often every day. crews are also wiping down handrails and other surfaces in bart train cars. we hope you'll join us today after mornings on 2 for continuing coverage of the coronavirus every weekday at 10:00 a.m. our team of reporters, medical experts and officials will address your concerns about the outbreak. that live stream begins at 10:00 a.m. on ktvu.com and on facebook. >>> six states head to the polls today. reporter jackie ybanez shows us what's at steak. >> reporter: the race for the democratic presidential nomination could change dramatically depending on the results of today's primaries. joe biden is looking to extend his commanding lead over his main challenger senator bernie sanders. >> every person that's been knocked down, counted out, left behind, this is your campaign. . >> reporter: even if biden wins all 352 delegates available today, he still would not reach the number needed to se

of john lee cowell at the macarthur maze macarthur bart station.oes find cowell was insane, he faces life in prison without possibility of parol. >>> it's been one year to the day since the tragic attack on two new zealand mosques. lawmaker continue to debate gun reform. >> reporter: one year after shooting the two separate mosques, new zealand is still healing. >> i believe new zealand and its people have fundamentally changed. >> reporter: more than 50 people were killed when a lone gunman attacked a church. almost immediately after the shooting, new zealand promised sweeping gun reforms. measures such as the national firearm register. those efforts have stalled in the parliament. but the prime minister didn't enact a ban on semiautomatic weapons as well as a successful gun buy-back program. >> we have moved 1,669 firearms. more than 194,245 prohibited pats have been handed it. >> reporter: the gunman was charged for murders and engaging in a terrorist act. he's pleaded not guilty and the trial is expected to begin this summer. >>> time is 4:26.

by bart elise.the family spoke out telling henry lee that the verdict brings a sense of closure but not an end to their pain. >> reporter: a federal jury has ordered bart to pay more than $6 million to the family of 28- year-old celine kendall who was shot and killed by it transit agency officer. kendall was fighting with another man across the street in january 2018, gunshots were fired. body camera footage captured an officer running across the street and confronting the men. he shut kendall several times in the back and the officer said he saw kendall getting up off the ground and feared he would shoot the other man. kendall's family said he was surrendering when he was shot. >> they were going through a fountain of lies and misperceptions. >> the attorney said bart was sticking to a false narrative and is now paying the price. >> what the officer said it happened did not happen. he had many opportunities along the way to act as a reasonable officer. >> family members have protested at bart board

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our bart speaking of community around them.service hours after a dramatic drop in ridership proffers gayle ong reporting that now from union city. >>bart has seen a decline in ridership 90% these new changes are a result of the ronavirus pandemic and shelr-in-place orders. >>a handful of commuters cod be seen at the union city bart station during rush hour thursday afternoon, one parking lot almost empty. e reason why bart is cutting back hours starting monday march 23th monday through friday service willbe 05:00am to 09:00pm service rig now ends at midnight starting saturday march 28 weekend service will be frm 08:00am to and my war. its i mean all i can get there doesn't impact me 2 months i get off of 5 sosa sa the fun part was t available for an interview but posted on thr website sfmta ac trait. >>and other alternative bus operators willprovide service after 09:00pm for any stay late this union city bus driver had to say about e changes. >>we don't think that many people because everything' must we must close we don't see

bart has told us that ridership levels are down and some people are not going to the office so there be as many riders. this is the traffic approaching the macarthur maze. so if you want to plan to go after or before it should be pretty good here up until about 5:30 or about 6:00. between 6:00 and 8:00 it's crowded and then it starts tailing off. 6:19. what about today's weather? let's get to steve paulson. >>> all right. the fog has developed rapidly. sonoma county. and the coastal variety is also making a pretty good push over the bay. if you are going to arizona, take it in the words of a friend of mine who's there right now, it's pouring. phoenix, scottsdale, all with a lot of rain. i just don't see it happening today and you can see why. we have a system on the way but not until saturday. today will be all right. but just to give you a heads up, if you are going to the mountains you should go friday because i don't think you're going saturday or sunday. you're looking, let me circle that. this is feet projecteded. you're almost talking 3" of liquid. some of the projections out t

. >>> the murder case against a man killed nia wilson at an oakland bart station. coming up, what was said during the closing arguments and the response from nia's family. >> plus, the local counties joining stanford now because of local health concerns. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. it's now 4:24. a man accused of killing a teenager back in 2016 has been arrested. 20-year-old daniel carillo has been charged with homicide. the press democrat claims the suspect and the victim were classmates at ranchero catotti high school. and he was in custody for an unrelated case. >>> jury deliberations will now begin in the case against the man accused of killing nia wilson at oakland's bart station. henry lee was in the courtroom during closing arguments and has reaction from the family. >> reporter: prosecutor john ford said john cowell should be convicted for the unpredicted murder. the prosecutor told the jury that cowell was trying to fool them by putting on a show for them. cowell was ejected after swearing at the prosecutor and refusing to watch bart surveillance vi

a little more than 32,000 people road bart on an average wednesday last month that number was about,000 the reason for the plunge bart officials say it started the first week of march and some large companies begin encouraging their employees to work from home the second week of march many school shutdown and shelter-in-place orders happened during the 3rd week of march since then bart has reduced their service hours the san francisco municipal transportation agency is busy cleaning and are encouraging their riders to keep distance between themselves and others taken from one of their employees tested positive for covid 19 on tuesday face a sense a shelter-in-place went into effect states seen as 70% drop in ridership systemwide beginning monday all muni metro light rail routes will be replaced by buses metro subway stations will be closed except for downtown stations which will remain open for bart service during their operating hours customers can use the same bus stops as the early morning, metro bus service, the 5 r 9 are 28 are 38 our rap and routes will be temporarily disconti

today, bart will run fewer trains on the antioch line. bart is removing extra trains., trains will run every 15 minutes. bart does expect the trains to still be empty enough to practice that social distancing. >> sal castaneda's watching the roads. and i know you're still watching that house fire in oakland. >> yeah, it's visible from all over. and also visible from the freeway. and pretty close to some of these roads here as you can see. this is 34th and foothill. there's the fire and it's very close to 580. and we've seen fire crews coming in from around the city. power lines are down. traffic is light. so on a normal day this might be more. right now we don't have a we'll keep you posted. thisdrive up to the caldecott tunnel. it looks good. and on the golden gate bridge, we've had some light commutes. and, by the way, sfo and all the airports still operating. even though a lot fewer flights people leaving on jet planes coming in. so you can get to the airport with no hassle. 4:20. let's bring steve paulson back in here. >> that's not something you say often. you can

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muni will rearrange lines in service and bart will keep the regular scheduled service.trains to allow more space between riders. we will be here reporting the news. >>> the news continue streaming on cbsn bay area. the cbs evening news is coming up next. >>> we will be back here on the news at 7 pm. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news tonight, america shuts down. the president issues new guidelines to slow the spread. no more than ten people at social gatherings. >> it's bad, but we're going to be hopefully a best case, not a onrst case. >> o'donnell: empty offices, streets deserted, bars and restaurants closed. san francisco orders everyone to shelter in place. 36 million children home from school. how long could this last? stock shock. trading halted again. the markets plummet as fears of massive job losses rise. who will be hurt most, and will it widen the gap between rich and poor? urgent plea. medical professionals on the front lines beg for protective equipment. at least two emergency room doctors are in critical condition after being infected.

bart officials say. they don't know how long these changes will remain in effect because it really just one of those situations where just going day by day listening to health officials listening to our local and federal leaders. >>hearing what they want everyone to do and right now that continues to be staying at home we'll be here live this morning continuing ask people where they're heading on this monday morning. but until then everybody stay safe. for now live in daly city i'll send it back to you and tell you it is but it's good to see. >>bart that empty sarah it just means that people are heeding the warning. >>because as i told you what's going on the u k right now i saw pictures of their 200. >>full of people shoulder to shoulder as you take a look at the screen and i talk about our web site that has all of the news that you need. >>locally and worldwide when it comes to coronavirus now they're saying that not only is italy surpassed china with the death toll that the deaths are rising at a fast

and the ridership on bart is down.that if you have to take bart, it probably won't be an issue with social distancing. in fact, the agency itself has been saying just that. the agency says bart says that it is open and running as normal. so is muni and other transit systems with a couple of adjustments. san mateo bridge traffic looks okay and all the bay area airports are open. we don't see a lot of slowing anywhere. we have seen a couple of minor crashes, but even then we haven't seen a lot of backups. now for today's weather, here's steve. >>> thank you, kind sir. >> yes, sir. >> let's get to it here. some nice pictures coming in. you're sitting at home, i might as well send steve a picture. well, thank you. good morning. greetings from north beach. cable cars have been replaced by empty buses, streets are barren, but what a sky! i like it. that's a pretty picture. thank you. i retweeted that and many have done the same as well. yes, we have a lot of these higher clouds coming in. west-southwest low is taking moistur

less people hopping on bart and you can seen video of the bart station in the embarcadero empty looklike a ghost town the preous week ridership was also down about 8%. so as more cases pop up across the bay area of the coronavirus it seems more people are just staying home and not wanting to use public transportation to avoid being infected pa staff really want to puthis out there they want people to know they're working to kp riders safe by wiping down surfaces like handrails and statio and insight range with hospal grade disinfectant mulple times a day bart officials also y they're working with the cdc to obtain the latest information and making sure that they do everything they can to protect riders and do anythi th that they may need to do as this develops cause every single day we're learning new information from the cdc. send it back to you guys a very interesting. thank you sarah. >>today the ban on large events in santa clara coun goes into effect and the county is also extended its emergency declaraon by another 30 days. thhealth department says stopping the spread of the virus

antioch to san francisco line, bart's busiest line, but you probably won't notice it. if you're going to bart, you'll notice all the stations are super light and the trains might be coming. they don't need long trains on these lines. 4:40. >>> let's bring steve paulson in. >> we'll get to it here. ch 40 on the temps. could still pop up later in the afternoon to the east and south. there's not much left for us. just a little bit around half moon bay along the peninsula. i don't think much is left here. the main system, the low is in the four corners. we did get a little bit of rain yesterday. that will give the sierra a little bit of snow as well. just snow showers. not a big deal. 40s on the temps. napa airport is down to 37. 37 in fremont. on the peninsula is about as close as you can get. mid 40s for everyone. los altos 45. atherton and san mateo. 44 in lake tahoe. 40s in the san joaquin valley. 30s in redding. down to palm springs. that's a cool morning. this system moving out. the other one kind of meander me and is meandering and kind of weakening around the sierr

station and bart police says it happened saturday night around 730 in the suspects were also accused of stealing the victim's car which was later recovered. >> san francisco firefighters are trying to determine the cause of a fire near dolores park and was a house fire reported around 6 pm last night along dolores street and no injuries were reported in the fire but you can see extensive damage. firefighters were unsure if anyone has been displaced. >>> an area off the coast of humboldt county continues to be hit by earthquakes in the latest 4.9 quake happened last night around 11:30 at a few hours earlier a 5.8 earthquake hit in the same area near eureka dozens of people live in the area say they felt the shaking but so far no reports of damage and no risk of a tsunami. >>> former san jose mayor susan hammer has died at the age of 81 and she served a san jose mayor 1991 to 1998 and created among other things a gang task force that explored this social issues that added and contributed to gang violence. she is credited with increasing diversity at san jose city hall. san jose mayor b

. >> plus, major changes coming to bart. the updated schedule and when those changes go into effect. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. . >> well, good morning. thank you, for joining us. welcome to mornings on 2. it's a pam cook friday. >> thank you. >> it is march 20th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you, for joining us on this friday. i think this has been one of the longest weeks. >> it has been. it felt like it has. >> since i started working anyway. >> just wait a couple weeks. also a steve paulson friday. >> i'll share it for sure. >>> 30s to 50s on the temps here. maybe a little fog popping up. there's a low, you can see it spinning in nevada. now, it needs a little bit of afternoon heating to get it going. two systems will play into our weather over the weekend. we start off with sunshine in the morning. 30s, 40s on the temps. but there will be clouds that build up and then that system to the west southwest will slowly start to work its way towards us. highs near average. sal casta

for bart service, changes will be in effect as well. they are running trains from 5:00 a mental 9:00 p.m. but recommend that you get to the platform at least by 8:45 to make sure you could catch the final 9:00 trying to get where you are going. they are providing bus passes were employees. there are bus passes available for the bart stations for 9:00 p.m. until midnight for those who need to travel after 9:00 at night. there are changes on muni, muni metro service will be replaced by bus service. metro stations will be closed except for stations that serve bart. keep that in mind , let's get you updated on bta. all the bus trips that start after 9:00 p.m. will be canceled. with the exception of route 22, xpress 181, it will still match of the reduced schedule. as for the bta light rail service that has been suspended. my recommendation is to check your schedule before going out the door. of course we will have more information on our website at kpix.com. >>> a group of teachers and one that creek has put smiles on the faces of some of t

you can take bart.st because there are so few people in the system. bart says system ridership yesterday down 87%. parking lots have room if you have it use bart. there's plenty of room for you to practice social distancing, as well. this is a look at the bay bridge. you can see that traffic looks light as this is the new normal. we have had a couple of crashes out there that have been cleared up. the unfortunate thing is when the roads are wide open, we have more serious crashes. people are going faster. 8:18. let's bring steve back tern is kicking in for a few days. and we have had a little bit of rain here in the last 24 hours. there is more rain on the way. there might be a little coming in, in the next 24 hours. but i think most of it is focused towards monterrey but look what happens sunday into monday. rain on the way. then especially we get into tuesday and wednesday. could get some really good rain and more mountain snow. the source of the system coming in, it will be two systems actually. one

>>abarca daryl bart station noticeably quieter during thursday evening's rush hour as coronavirus fears sweep the bay area people are staying away from the usually crowded trains bard's empty now like is really today that. what officials say ridership has dipped more than 35% in average wednesday last month some more than 360,000 riders this past wednesday, it dropped to 269,000. riders not being kept away by coronavirus fears took precautions by wearing masks and keeping at least an arm's length away from other riders, but some say less people not only makes it less crowded, but a more pleasant have the nothing to worry nothing at however, bart officials say the loss and riders is costing the system 450,000 to $600,000 in revenue each day if the decline continues for will seek emergency funds from local state and federal officials to help stop the spread of coronavirus bart has expanded disinfecting and cleaning with in stations and on trains hand sanitizers like this will also be made available at each station despite the coronavirus concerns some riders tell us bart will continue to

as we mentioned, bart is doing well. so is cal train and the volume on those seems to be a little lighter as well >>> we'll get right to it here. there's a wide variety of temps to almost 60. good morning. vallejo's currently a mild 44. no wind. i know cordelia is 38. napa has a little south wind. yet vacaville, davis and travis has a northeast breeze. and same could be said up in the north hills. oakland, half moon bay at 57. low 40s for some. 53, fremont, and also san jose. and 43 in walnut creek. there's a good 15-degree spread on some of these. kenwood's 52. bodega bay's 53. so sun and clouds today, maybe a few showers south. more clouds to the south. more sun to the north. mostly sunny mainly thursday and friday. then the weekend's looking cloudy and colder. today focusing the energy in south san jose. gilroy south. that looks to be the line. it's just the northern edge of it is right about there. if you're heading towards central california, southern california, las vegas, arizona a lot of cloud cover and some rain

>>abarca daryl bart station noticeably quieter during thursday evening's rush hour as coronavirus fears sweep the bay area people are staying away from the usually crowded trains bard's empty now like is really today >>what officials say ridership has dipped more than 35% and average wednesday last month some more than 360,000 riders this past wednesday, it dropped to 269,000. riders not being kept away by coronavirus fears took precautions by wearing masks and keeping at least an arm's length away from other riders, but some say less people not only makes it less crowded but a more pleasant have the nothing to worry nothing at however, bart officials say the loss of riders is costing the system 450,000 to $600,000 in revenue each day if the decline continues for will seek emergency funds from local state and federal officials to help stop the spread of coronavirus bart has expanded disinfecting and cleaning with in stations and on trains hand sanitizers like this will also be made available at each station despite the coronavirus concerns some riders tell us bart will continue to be th

bart estimates it is losing from $450,000 to $600,000 every weekday.dership. in order to alleviate fears about the virus, bart workers are wiping down trains with hospital -grade disinfectant multiple times a day instead of just overnight. they installed hand sanitizer dispensers at all 48 stations. >> we currently have enough hand sanitizer to last seven to ten days. we're actively trying to buy more like everyone else is. we're trying to stock up as much as possible. when there's a significant drop in ridership, there isn't money to pay for service. >> reporter: bouz of the drop in ridership, down 35% compared to a month ago, bart's general manager is going to be reaching out to various local, state, and federal government agencies to see if there is some sort of emergency funding the transit agency can acquire because of the coronavirus pandemic. >> another warm day out there across most neighborhoods. the fog making a comeback coastside. lots of 70s once again. a few spots inching closer to 80. here's the deal outside right now. the left portion of

. >> the prosecution in a murder trial for a man ascussed of killing a young woman at a bart stationve a chance to present rebuttal today . henry lee explains what the jury is hearing just before its tasked with deciding john lee cow el's fate. >> prosecutor butch ford said john should be convicted of first degree murder at the stabbing of nielsen in oakland at the bart station . cowl was trying to fool them putting on a show for them and was ejected after wearing at the prosecutor and refusing to watch bart surveillance video showing the attack. >> i hope the jury sees for what it's worth that at the time he knew what he was doing once again like we all know, he knew what he was doing. >> in her own summation to the jury, defense attorney christina moore said her client is schizofriend ick and was suffering from dilution . the defense attorney asked the judge to tell them to be quiet and turned to the audience and snapped, this isn't alaska you . cowell knew right from wrong, changing his closes and wiping the knife clean and tossing it trying to throw the da off the trail . it's an

bart service is going to be changed. you heard that. some of the trains will be shorter running every 50 minutes or so on the antioch line. 5:32. let's go back to the desk. >>> the bay area now has at least 409 coronavirus cases. >> yeah. santa clara county has 105 infections including six deaths. the olympic club in downtown san francisco has one member who has tested positive for the virus. and governor newsom announced $150 million in funding to stop the virus from spreading among the homeless and into the state's general population. >>> in napa county a shelter- in-place order will take effect at midnight. napa is the last county to order residents to stay home because of the covid-19 threat. meantime, last night, solano county's shelter-in-place took effect. overall more than 7.6 million bay area residents in nine bay area counties will be affected by shelter-in-place orders by this time tomorrow. >>> workers at tesla's factory in fremont say they are still working close together despite alameda county's shelter-in- place order. je

. >> bart will make major changes starting today . up next, what you need to know to make your bay area commute on track . >>> the sports world on hold during the epidemic . how nascar is racing fans over the weekend . >>> we want to keep an eye on your traffic for you this morning . what little traffic there is . we saw two cars going through there, pretty light. as more and more people stay home to keep everyone safe. sal will join us a little later on this morning was some traffic jams to kind of brighten her day a little bit. we will be right back . >>> welcome back to mornings on two, tesla is going to temporarily close the factory . tesla kept its factory open considering itself an essential business . 2500 of the 10,000 employees were told to show up to work at several told us they are still working in close quarters. tesla says basic operations will continue to support their vehicle services and charging of batteries . >>> this week many bay area police departments will increase their enforcement of the statewide shelter in pl

abarca daryl bart station noticeably quieter during thursday evening's rush hour as coronavirus fears sweep the bay area people are staying away from the usually crowded trains bard's empty now like is really today it. >>what officials say ridership has dipped more than 35% in average wednesday last month some more than 360,000 riders this past wednesday, it dropped to 269,000. riders not being kept away by coronavirus fears took precautions by wearing masks and keeping at least an arm's length away from other riders, but some say less people not only makes it less crowded, but a more pleasant have the nothing to worry nothing at however, bart officials say the loss and riders is costing the system 450,000 to $600,000 in revenue each day if the decline continues for will seek emergency funds from local state and federal officials to help stop the spread of coronavirus bart has expanded disinfecting and cleaning with in stations and on trains hand sanitizers like this will also be made available at each station despite the coronavirus concerns some riders tell us bart will continue to

that means muni and bart. let's listen in. >> it continues throughout this public health emergency, to ensure that people can get to work, and get the services and supplies that they need. at muni, we're working to rearrange services, to decrease the amount of financial district express service in order to reallocate service to our neighborhood lines and to lines that serve our critical health care facilities. so that our passengers can better maintain social distance while on the bus. for the health emergency, we will also be eliminating service on the cable cars and f and e lines. in order to protect the health of our operators. ensuring that on all of the lines that we're operating, that our operators have a partition between their operating cabin, and the rest of the transit vehicle. as you all know, muni vehicles are thoroughly cleaned every night, and our stations are wiped down four times a day, for areas that experience a high amount of touch. our car cleaners have been phenomenally dedicated throughou

now the ability to pay for carpool parking in the bart app is now available at all of bart's 19 stationsgram allows riders to park in the permit section of the lot where spots don't fill up as early as the daily fee section. >>> and for the second time in two years, abc7 devoted a week of our building a better bay area effort. we visited every station and looked at what's changed in a year. you can find all of those stories on our website abc7news.com/betterbayarea. >>> hold the phone. there is a chance of rain in the weekend and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is

i don't like touching everything. >> bart has increased cleaning in an effort to combat the threat of the coronavirus. more often every day, crews are also wiping down handrails and other surfaces in the train cars. now, we hope you'll join us today after mornings on 2 for continuing coverage of the of coronavirus at 10:00 a.m. our live stream begins at 10 10:00 a.m. on ktvu.com and on facebook. >>> six states head to the polls today in a race that looks far different than it did a week ago. >> reporter: the race for the democratic presidential nomination could change dramatically depending on the results of today's primaries. former vice president joe biden is looking to extend his lead over bernie sanders. >> this is your campaign. even if biden wins all 352 delegates today, he still would not reach the number needed to win. it's no surprise sanders has campaigned heavily in michigan. >> michigan is the most important state coming up on tuesday. >> reporter: sanders took michigan in the 2016 primary. >> when you have a state that sort of elm bodies what's at steak in 2020 and what h

one bart director said that translates to a $3.5 million loss every week. in the meantime bart installed hand sanitizer dispensers at all of his stations to help protect riders. >>> coming up next the happiest place on earth won't be smiling at all the next few weeks. >>> the coronavirus also dealing a big load so one popular attraction in santa clara county.>>> devastating can't even begin to describe the news one local musician just got because of the outbreak.>>> i felt totally lost because i didn't know what i was going to do now. i was hoping for that income. >>> s yeses. yeah! save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices on our best selection of spring dresses. the ross spring dress event, on now! what? oooh... ahhh. no. yeah? yes! oh yeah! sí. yes. that's the sound of saving 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. >>> disneyland is in the process of closing a couple weeks because of the coronavirus. >>> the theme park in anaheim is expected to be close for the end of the month. hotels will stay open until monday for

the bart line to brentwood a union that represents bart employees has been campaigning against it after bart refused to demands to renegotiate contracts. we'll have continuous coverage of the latest results across the country as well as in the bay area on ktvu and ktvu plus. coverage begins at 4:00 this afternoon. if you're on the go download the mobile app. we'll be updating results in real time and sending out push alerts. >>> there are now nine deaths reported in the united states due to the coronavirus, all of them in washington state. president trump is visiting the national institutes of health in bethesda, maryland. he will tour a lab tory. the. met yesterday with major pharmaceutical companies and asked them to share information and develop a vaccine as soon as possible. we have the latest from washington. >> reporter: still no end in sight to the spread of the deadly coronavirus outbreak. there are more than 90,000 confirmed cases in dozens of countries. most are in china but health officials there said the outbreak may have peaked and they're seeing fewer cases every day. >>

tonight we are starting to get some answers from muni bart and sfpd. the order from san francisco mayor london breed. >>> what we are asking for everyone to do is to remain at home for all but the most essential outings for your safe the and the safety of those around you.>> reporter: the plan of action to make a shelter in place work in the city and county of san francisco. the cable cars as well as the e and f lines will be shut down. expect other rerouted muni lines. >>> decrease the amount of financial district express service in order to reallocate service to our neighborhood lines and to lines that serve our critical healthcare facilities. so that our passengers can better maintain social distance while on the bus. >> reporter: on bart that means longer trains throughout the bay area. bart will provide regular service with long enough trains that will allow for social distancing. it is happening right now. we are disinfecting and doubling down on the cleaning to keep our riders and front- line employees safe. >> reporter: from san francisco pd te

bart is seen a huge drop in ridership in asked costing them hundreds of thousands of dollars a day yeah, but guard is continuing to run regular service despite the concerns with kron four's dan thorn out with the story. >>abarca daryl bart station noticeably quieter during thursday evening's rush hour as coronavirus fears sweep the bay area people are staying away from the usually crowded trains bard's empty now like is really today it. what officials say ridership has dipped more than 35% and average wednesday last month some more than 360,000 riders this past wednesday, it dropped to 269,000. riders not being kept away by coronavirus fears took precautions by wearing masks and keeping at least an arm's length away from other riders, but some say less people not only makes it less crowded, but a more pleasant have the nothing to worry nothing at however, bart officials say the loss and riders is costing the system 450,000 to $600,000 in revenue each day if the decline continues for will seek emergency funds from local state and federal officials to help stop the spread of coronavirus b

. >>> bart is getting a chunk of the $2 trillion stimulus package. bart's general manager calls the $25 billion a critical lifeline fund. the money will help them shore up losses in fare and revenue. bart says ridership has fallen nearly 90% during the stay at home order. >>> meanwhile, the vta is reducing service. starting next week it's cutting light rail to service to 2 car trains running every 30 minutes. it will stop service at 9:00 p.m. >>> we had some heavy downpours in the north bay earlier today. some very heavy rainfall over sonoma county and napa county. that faded off the radar once the sun went down. now we're just tracking a coupleof showers running parallel to the coast. otherwise largely dry and turning a bit chilly. let's switch over to the future radar and talk more about the cold temperatures in just a second. herwise we have to wait until thursday afternoon for a chance of a few pop up showers. best chance during the afternoon once the atmosphere warms up a little bit. developing over the higher terrain, and then they just drift a

on wednesday, just 48,000 people rode bart.:00 am to 9:00 pm. >>> more proof that in times in trouble, the bay area looks out for each other. how websites like next door are helping connect those who need help with people who are willing to provide help. >> and we've gotten a lot of questions about coronavirus. in a moment, we'll get some answers. coming up, a doctor joins us to talk about the possible treatment options discussed today by the president. plus we'll find out if you can carry the virus on your clothes and whether under take more precautions when you get food delivered to your house. california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech stuff. today, i'm earning on a charger. so, just the charger then? ummm... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah! (sarcastically) fantastic. earn

. >>> bart is installing hand sanitizers at every station.ship this week is down 30% compared to a month ago. more than 290,000 people took bart but that's compared to 415,000 last month. bart says it's not scaling back service or shortening the trains despite those lighter crowds. so at least you have a little more space. >> i know. i've got a hand sanitizer on my desk i left a couple of days ago and it was half gone. it was brand new. i know here at ktvu people are taking part. >> yeah. wipe down the keyboards, the desk, everything. >> i'm just shocked at how many times i put my hands on my face now that i'm thinking about it. like why is my hand on my face right now. >>> let's go out and take a look at the commute here. they're picking up road work at oakland and we are catching it here. you can see at the top there's road work that has been going on on 880 just past the macarthur maze and every morning at this time, they pick it up. you can see what's going on here. and traffic is slow. they're running a traffic break to help get the work

bart is cleaning trains in the stations more often. it helps the cars are less crowded. ridership is down 25 to 30% right now. >>> fears over the coronavirus are slamming financial markets here in the u.s. and around the world.>>> s&p plummeted nearly 10%. the dow jones sank 10%. its biggest loss to since 1987. while stocks continue to slide john ramose reports that there are those who think this may actually be a golden opportunity if you have the money to invest. >>> billionaire investor warren buffett has a saying when others are greedy be fearful and when others are fearful be greedy. there is a lot of fear in the economy these days. each one of the news from wall street is bleak. in the blink of an eye the stock market and lost nearly 25% of value. in lafayette jerry solomon knows people who lost a lot of money. >>> it is crazy. it is all in the red every morning. it is stressful. i think it is panic. bubble it is panic set st. mary's college finance professor lauren. a panic worsened by the uncertainty of the pandemic. >>> you have to go back to 9/11. of the financ