again i want to thank sutter and cpmc for their work in helping us expand our capacity. the site will need minor improvements before it's operational. but we anticipate opening it within the next 10 days. along with the 48 covid-19 beds that opened at st. francis hospital today, we are continuing to do the work to prepare our medical system for the surge we all know is coming. our entire medical system is united and focused on doing what it takes to get through what is an incredibly challenging time. and we are truly showing that when we come together, we can really deliver for the people of the city. i also want to provide an update with muni and we have the director, jeff tumblin of sfmta to provide more details. we know that there are going to be some changes with muni and the bus service in the coming days and that is why it is critical we get this city test s.f. site up and running. once the site is fully implemented, we'll be able to provide tests for muni drivers so if they have questions about any illness they feel is covid-19, they can get tested. if they're not

again i want to thank sutter and cpmc for their work in helping us expand our capacity. the site will need minor improvements before it's operational. but we anticipate opening it within the next 10 days. along with the 48 covid-19 beds that opened at st. francis hospital today, we are continuing to do the work to prepare our medical system for the surge we all know is coming. our entire medical system is united and focused on doing what it takes to get through what is an incredibly challenging time. and we are truly showing that when we come together, we can really deliver for the people of the city. i also want to provide an update with muni and we have the director, jeff tumblin of sfmta to provide more details. we know that there are going to be some changes with muni and the bus service in the coming days and that is why it is critical we get this city test s.f. site up and running. once the site is fully implemented, we'll be able to provide tests for muni drivers so if they have questions about any illness they feel is covid-19, they can get tested. if they're not

again i want to thank sutter and cpmc for their work in helping us expand our capacity.ovements before it's operational. but we anticipate opening it within the next 10 days. along with the 48 covid-19 beds that opened at st. francis hospital today, we are continuing to do the work to prepare our medical system for the surge we all know is coming. our entire medical system is united and focused on doing what it takes to get through what is an incredibly challenging time. and we are truly showing that when we come together, we can really deliver for the people of the city. i also want to provide an update with muni and we have the director, jeff tumblin of sfmta to provide more details. we know that there are going to be some changes with muni and the bus service in the coming days and that is why it is critical we get this city test s.f. site up and running. once the site is fully implemented, we'll be able to provide tests for muni drivers so if they have questions about any illness they feel is covid-19, they can get tested. if they're not, they can help keep our criti

again i want to thank sutter and cpmc for their work in helping us expand our capacity. the site will need minor improvements before it's operational. but we anticipate opening it within the next 10 days. along with the 48 covid-19 beds that opened at st. francis hospital today, we are continuing to do the work to prepare our medical system for the surge we all know is coming. our entire medical system is united and focused on doing what it takes to get through what is an incredibly challenging time. and we are truly showing that when we come together, we can really deliver for the people of the city. i also want to provide an update with muni and we have the director, jeff tumblin of sfmta to provide more details. we know that there are going to be some changes with muni and the bus service in the coming days and that is why it is critical we get this city test s.f. site up and running. once the site is fully implemented, we'll be able to provide tests for muni drivers so if they have questions about any illness they feel is covid-19, they can get tested. if they're not

and icu staff at cpmc and stanford.wners of izzie's say this is a way to help local healthcare workers and keep their staff employed during this difficult time. >> you can heck check out more positive stories like that at www.kpix.com/together and you can send your ideas to together@cbs.com. ♪ put on your mask when you go out in public ♪ put on your mask help save the world from covid ♪ >>> catchy, from behind the facemask pop superstar gloria estefan get on your feet, the 62-year-old singer saying the idea came from a close friend who happens to be an infectious disease doctor. the lyrics are appearing nightly on the new paramount tower in downtown miami. the stars and stripes light show begins at 10 p.m. to signal the start of the city's overnight curfew. >>> to continue this musical theme, legendary band from the bay area had a horrifying brush with coronavirus. >> yes. only on 5 kpix5 reporter betty yu has their story. betty. >> the group's name is death angel. earlier this year they were on top of the world with th

doctors and nurses at sutters cpmc campus took a moment to join in.und good through the mask, don't they? thank you for what you do. the first time it's sung publicly at the fairmont hotel back in 1961 where a statue of mr. bennett sits. high on the hill. >>> up next, looking to welcome visitors back. city leaders debate reopening tahoe for the summer season. >>> the coronavirus proved too much for a well-known bay area bakery's latest store. tartine has decided to close the berkeley cafe. this is less than a year in business. packed with customers. the owners say business dropped off too much after shelter at home orders went into effect. it wasn't happening. the small cafe inside the graduate berkeley hotel was tartine's first venturing out. the other stores in san francisco are all still open. >>> the city of south lake tahoe grappling with when is the right time to reopen. they have a shelter in order in place. the city sees much of its revenue from tourism. the question, of course, facing businesses there, when is it safe? it's looking at ways to

again i want to thank sutter and cpmc for their work in helping us expand our capacity.the site will need minor improvements before it's operational. but we anticipate opening it within the next 10 days. along with the 48 covid-19 beds that opened at st. francis hospital today, we are continuing to do the work to prepare our medical system for the surge we all know is coming. our entire medical system is united and focused on doing what it takes to get through what is an incredibly challenging time. and we are truly showing that when we come together, we can really deliver for the people of the city. i also want to provide an update with muni and we have the director, jeff tumblin of sfmta to provide more details. we know that there are going to be some changes with muni and the bus service in the coming days and that is why it is critical we get this city test s.f. site up and running. once the site is fully implemented, we'll be able to provide tests for muni drivers so if they have questions about any illness they feel is covid-19, they can get tested. if they're not,

again i want to thank sutter and cpmc for their work in helping us expand our capacity. the site will need minor improvements before it's operational. but we anticipate opening it within the next 10 days. along with the 48 covid-19 beds that opened at st. francis hospital today, we are continuing to do the work to prepare our medical system for the surge we all know is coming. our entire medical system is united and focused on doing what it takes to get through what is an incredibly challenging time. and we are truly showing that when we come together, we can really deliver for the people of the city. i also want to provide an update with muni and we have the director, jeff tumblin of sfmta to provide more details. we know that there are going to be some changes with muni and the bus service in the coming days and that is why it is critical we get this city test s.f. site up and running. once the site is fully implemented, we'll be able to provide tests for muni drivers so if they have questions about any illness they feel is covid-19, they can get tested. if they're not

but at this point, cpmc has been vocal, they're not in the outpatient business and some of their physician's staff are not employed and they don't know where to get tests. we're getting really deluged with questions and some, perhaps, do deserve to be tested. in general, think, the primary care people who aren't in a system like kaiser could really use some advice and some directives from the dph, because the systems have been very nonspecific in the recommendations and even in their guidance. all of people are showing up in emergency rooms, at least in ours, and the mixes with people may be positive which makes you worry about spreading the disease further. i know that was a lot of question comments. but what do you see and how would you recommend that practitioners get information and talk to the patients as they see the numbers mounting? >> so as we're working to get full visibility and who they're testing across the city right now. evacuee been very clear at dph that if people have questions about -- have symptoms or questions about getting tested for covid-19, they should call their hea

and i know that you would think that, especially in a place like san francisco where we have cpmc and kaiser and ucsf and san francisco general and all of these incredible hospitals and research labs and doctors and all of this great science and technology that 100 years later we should not be in a situation we are in where we're requiring people to stay at home. but the fact is we are. public health is in jeopardy. and because of your work and your compliance with this order, we have done a great job and maintaining even as we see the number of cases increase every day, even as we see the number of, sadly, deaths continue to increase. we're still in a better place and it has everything to do with the people of san francisco for the most part complying with the orders. now is not the time to let up and get comfortable. especially as we see the weather has gotten a lot better. everyone probably wants to go outside and hang out. they want to see friends, family. unfortunately, this is not the time to let up. and we're still in this. we still need to get through this. and we still need y

sutter health, cpmc, is looking at ways to expand their capacity. chinese hospital, the v.a., everybody is looking to see how we can further address the needs of our particular community. at ucsf, we are planning to reopen our mt. zion hospital to expand our capacity by at least another 50 to 60 beds, but i particularly want to talk about st. francis medical center, because dr. cline showed extraordinary leadership to say, we will make space available. we don't have staff, we don't have administration, we may not have the supplies to make this happen in time, but that's where all the other hospitals in san francisco stepped forward. and led by dr. susan ehrlich, led by the president and c.e.o. of san francisco general, we all got together and talked about how we can contribute. we've made a $1 million contribution dedicated to that unit. sutter health and chinese hospital are all stepping up and trying to help in any way they can to help make this unit a success because as we all succeed together, it benefits us all, but we all have to come together

and i know that you would think that, especially in a place like san francisco where we have cpmc and kaiser and ucsf and san francisco general and all of these incredible hospitals and research labs and doctors and all of this great science and technology that 100 years later we should not be in a situation we are in where we're requiring people to stay at home. but the fact is we are. public health is in jeopardy. and because of your work and your compliance with this order, we have done a great job and maintaining even as we see the number of cases increase every day, even as we see the number of, sadly, deaths continue to increase. we're still in a better place and it has everything to do with the people of san francisco for the most part complying with the orders. now is not the time to let up and get comfortable. especially as we see the weather has gotten a lot better. everyone probably wants to go outside and hang out. they want to see friends, family. unfortunately, this is not the time to let up. and we're still in this. we still need to get through this. and we still need y

and i know that you would think that, especially in a place like san francisco where we have cpmc andaiser and ucsf and san francisco general and all of these incredible hospitals and research labs and doctors and all of this great science and technology that 100 years later we should not be in a situation we are in where we're requiring people to stay at home. but the fact is we are. public health is in jeopardy. and because of your work and your compliance with this order, we have done a great job and maintaining even as we see the number of cases increase every day, even as we see the number of, sadly, deaths continue to increase. we're still in a better place and it has everything to do with the people of san francisco for the most part complying with the orders. now is not the time to let up and get comfortable. especially as we see the weather has gotten a lot better. everyone probably wants to go outside and hang out. they want to see friends, family. unfortunately, this is not the time to let up. and we're still in this. we still need to get through this. and we still need you

and i know that you would think that, especially in a place like san francisco where we have cpmc and kaiser and ucsf and san francisco general and all of these incredible hospitals and research labs and doctors and all of this great science and technology that 100 years later we should not be in a situation we are in where we're requiring people to stay at home. but the fact is we are. public health is in jeopardy. and because of your work and your compliance with this order, we have done a great job and maintaining even as we see the number of cases increase every day, even as we see the number of, sadly, deaths continue to increase. we're still in a better place and it has everything to do with the people of san francisco for the most part complying with the orders. now is not the time to let up and get comfortable. especially as we see the weather has gotten a lot better. everyone probably wants to go outside and hang out. they want to see friends, family. unfortunately, this is not the time to let up. and we're still in this. we still need to get through this. and we still need y