will come in the next few weeks reporting in bolinas gayle ong kron 4 news. >>there are reports we've been telling you about of covid-19 outbreaks at meat processing plants around the country raising concerns about possible meat shortages because of that casco is now limiting how much me customers can buy at one time the company announced that it will limit beef, pork and poultry products to 3 items per member in order to help all customers get the items they need during the shelter in place. this week costco also announced that all members must wear face coverings while they shop that new rule will go into effect on monday. >>for many people farmers markets are preferred alternative to the grocery store. if you plan on stopping by the market at the ferry building there are some safety guidelines to be aware of that is in line with many grocery store guidelines stay home if you have a cough or fever, maintain a social distance of 6 feet from other shoppers. don't shake hands, some vendors are accepting electronic payments only no cash booths have been spaced

who lives in bolinas about 1800 residents.negative kron four's gayle ong takes a look at the results. more than 1800 residents were tested here in bolinas. >>and health officials say the infection rate was so low presumably the good experiences, social distancing. and the nature of the town scientists say the rule setting of bolinas the small coastal town in western marion county contributed to a lower rate of covid-19 infections. the town raised funds to test all of its residents in april and partnered with ucsf in meeting saturday morning ucsf doctors organizers and the merengue public health officer discussed the test results does mean that you should feel more confident. >>what you're doing is working to keep yourself and your community safe. and you should feel more comfortable about being safe. all taking those precautions and moving about your community officials credit social distancing saturday afternoon. the streets were empty in the downtown area, the small town is known to be isolated and public health officials sa

>>more than 1800 residents were tested here in bolinas and health officials say the infection rate was so low presumably the good experiences, social distancing. and the nature of the town scientists say the rule setting of bolinas the small coastal town in western marion county contributed to a lower rate of covid-19 infections. the town raised funds to test all of its residents in april and partnered with ucsf in meeting saturday morning ucsf doctors organizers and the merengue public health officer discussed the test results does mean that you should feel more confident. >>what you're doing is working to keep yourself and your community safe. and you should feel more comfortable about being safe. all taking those precautions and moving about your community officials credit social distancing saturday afternoon. the streets were empty in the downtown area, the small town is known to be isolated and public health officials say it makes it easier to distance than a dense urban area that was very helpful to see an operation like this be so this is a model that i know that we can now. >>a

>>and this was the same tests study that also was done in the western or in city of bolinas where they tested every resident there. and nobody of the nearly 1800 people who are tested tested positive in that community but we're seeing so many more people impacted in that densy. city urban area in the mission. so was it hard to get people in the mission to come out and even get a test. >>i mean you know i think there is a lot we would say to deny say proud right the pope said oh well, you know what i don't know if anybody would or i don't know you have all in tears are. but the fact of the matter is that in just 4 short days. we were able to recruit a close to 50 volunteers a day to go out and not 1400 doors. over 4 times in those 4 days and the end product was that we were able to get 3,000 out of the 5,000 ended. residents of the census tract that cannot contest and so i would say that yes it was a monumental effort, but it was driven in led by community on the ground and that's what got us the results that we did. >>so chief of the division who did study with you said that this virus

into the spread of the virus in both rural and urban areas more than 1800 residents got tested in bolinas in west marin county there were no positive cases, but scientists found it easier for people to physically distance and the small coastal town it does show that social distancing workin believes there were 0, 0, cases and i think when you look at experience you know. >>at 95% of the keys were in the you know it's the people that are essential workers who are out working me too. >>work outside the home that had a problems are higher amount of disease doctor. marquez says testing exposes vulnerabilities that existed and it's time to respond not just in the mission but nationwide giangiacomo is chair of the latino task force for covid-19 one of the partners of the study what we need is to address the major inequities that exist actress in a mission community but. >>that had the same the same kind of results in communities like the bronx in new york or. >>or in chicago. the study also found those who have the privilege to work from home did not test positive people need to work to pay the

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by comparison, a similar test in the western marin community of bolinas turned out zero positive of tests. perhaps most troubling, the mission study found 90% of those testing positive were unable to work from home, almost all are latina. in a statement, ucsf says the virus exploits pre-existing vulnerabilities in our society. hopefully with this data we can respond and start putting resources to work. >> it saddens me to hear that we are the highest population being affected by the virus. and worse, what really bothers me, is that people who have the virus don't even know about it and they are living in the housing conditions they are living in. >> reporter: this mission resident agreed to be tested and he was glad he did. the results were negative. >> my kids are really concerned about me. so for them, i owe it to them, as well as myself to know that i'm not infecting anybody else. >> reporter: residents say many in the mission live in overcrowded conditions and worry if they will still have jobs when the economy gets back up. >> it's a struggle for us. we are the lowest income, we are

into the spread of the virus in both rural and urban areas, more than 1800 residents were tested in bolinas in number in county and there were no positive cases. the lead investigator of the study doctor corrina marquez explains how scientists found it easier to physically distance in small talk coastal towns. >>30 people had lower income i think one of the key things is the majority of the people or pcr positive who compared to overall operation were unable to work from home from work or are unable to shelter in place major inequities that exist actress in a mission community but that had the same the same kind of results in communities like the bronx in new york or or in chicago. >>well doctor marcus says the testing exposes the most vulnerable and then it's time to respond not just in the mission. but across the country as well. a car parades are the brand new way to celebrate birthdays and graduations in the bay area but in santa clara county. these drive-by festivities are now being banned the reasoning behind the action is on the county's website reading in part quote parade ceremonie

into the spread of the virus in both rural and urban areas more than 1800 residents got tested in bolinas in west marin county there were no positive cases, but scientists found it easier for people to physically distance and the small coastal town it does show that social distancing works in believes there were 0, 0, cases and i think when you look at the experience you know that 95% of the keys were in the you know it's the people that are essential workers who are out working need you. >>work outside the home that had a problems are higher amount of disease doctor. marquez says testing exposes vulnerabilities that exist it and it's time to respond not just in the mission but nationwide giangiacomo is chair of the latino task force for covid-19 one of the partners of the study what we need is to address the major inequities that exist actress in a mission community but. >>that had the same the same kind of results in communities like the bronx in new york or. >>or in chicago. the study also found those who have the privilege to work from home did not test positive people need to work to

into the spread of the virus in both rural and urban areas more than 1800 residents got tested in bolinas in west marin county there were no positive cases, but scientists found it easier for people to physically distance and the small coastal town doctor corrina marquez is one of the lead investigators of the study and it's the people that are essential workers who are out we're going need to. >>work outside the home that had a >>problems are higher amount of disease doctor. marquez says testing exposes vulnerabilities that existed and it's time to respond not just in the mission but nationwide giangiacomo is chair of the latino task force for covid-19 one of the partners of the study what we need is to address the major inequities that exist actress in a mission community but. >>that had the same the same kind of results in communities like the bronx in new york or. >>or in chicago. the study also found those who have the privilege to work from home did not test positive people need to work to pay their bills and if we can support them through that and i'm not sure we're doing what we n

all told more than 1800 people got to test it in bolinas in marin county and there were no positive cases. the lead investigator of the study doctor cadena marquez explains how scientists found it easier to physically distance in the small coastal town. >>30 people had lower income i think one of the key things is the majority of the people or pcr positive who compared to overall population were unable to work from home from work or are unable to shelter in place what we need is to address the major inequities that exist actress in a mission community but that had the same the same kind of results in communities like the bronx in new york or or in chicago. >>well doctor marquez says the test scene exposes the most vulnerable and that's time to respond to that not just in the mission. but across the country as well. a mentoring organization of african american man is helping the fight against covid-19. the 100 black men of the bay area focuses on mentoring on issues involving education health care and economic empowerment and the group just rolled out a new initiative called 100 cares. >>i

into the spread of the virus in both rural and urban areas more than 1800 residents got tested in bolinas in west marin county there were no positive cases, but scientists found it easier for people to physically distance and the small coastal town it does show that social distancing works in believes there were 0, 0, cases and i think when you look at experience you know that 95% of the keys were in the you know it's the people that are essential workers who are out working me too. >>work outside the home that had a problems are higher amount of disease doctor. marquez says testing exposes vulnerabilities that existed and it's time to respond not just in the mission but nationwide giangiacomo is chair of the latino task force for covid-19 one of the partners of the study what we need is to address the major inequities that exist actress in a mission community but. >>that had the same the same kind of results in communities like the bronx in new york or. >>or in chicago. the study also found those who have the privilege to work from home did not test positive people need to work to pay th

into the spread of the virus in both rural and urban areas more than 1800 residents got tested in bolinas in west marin county there were no positive cases, but scientists found it easier for people to physically distance and the small coastal town doctor corrina marquez is one of the lead investigators of the study it's the people that are essential workers who are out working me too. >>work outside the home that have >>problems are higher amount of disease doctor. marquez says testing exposes vulnerabilities that existed and it's time to respond not just in the mission but nationwide giangiacomo is chair of the latino task force for covid-19 one of the partners of the study what we need is to address the major inequities that exist actress in a mission community but. >>that had the same the same kind of results in communities like the bronx in new york or. >>or in chicago. the study also found those who have the privilege to work from home did not test positive people need to work to pay their bills and if we can support them through that and i'm not sure we're doing what we need to as