reporting live, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 new signs of a strain on the food chain? meat producers forced to take drastic measures. the impact of bay area grocery stores? >>> researchers trying to figure out if nicotine makes it less likely to be infected by virus? >>> more space to socially distance? the roads going car free? >>> warmer temperatures in store tomorrow pickle looking towards the golden gate. we will see some fog along the coast. we will talk about that and e look ahead to next week and picked up coming up in the full forecast. >>> we asked on social media how you feel about the shelter- in-place been extended? tonya miller said she's okay with extended shelter-in-place as long as we allow small businesses to open with social distance guidelines. i would rather support them then have to go to a big store and contend with all the people that don't abide by the rules. and add dog groomers to the list. what you thin >>> new concerns about the part of the nation's food supply. from meatpacking facilities in the midwest. >> reporter: if you're concerned ab

kpix 5 reporter devin fehely joins us live from san jose. devin? >> reporter: yeah, imagine just how hard it is to be a small business owner right now. there really is the nonstop nagging worry about keeping the doors open, lights on, people paid. and on top of all of that, somebody breaks into your business. the thief used a crowbar, and then his foot to smash the glass at jack holder's, and then went inside and ransacked the restaurant. >> the first thought is you've got to be kidding. you come to work sunday morning to see some low life has broken into your business and stolen valued possessions. >> reporter: among the items stolen was a tablet used for door dash. >> they walked out with the heart of the restaurant as far as the financial aspect. your monetary income. >> reporter: jack holder's, sadly, wasn't alone. west coast beef company in the very same shopping center was also targeted. the thieves managed to get away with a safe and cash register. another horrible part to this story, with the shelter in place order. >> small businesses are

in san jose, devin fehely with kpix5. >>> wall street saw solid games today , the market reacting to the potential for authorities to lift business shutdowns. the dow closed up 558 points or 2 %, the nasdaq was up 323, the s&p was up 84. one global economic forecast is not looking good, the international monetary fund or imf says because of the coronavirus, the world economy in 2020 will suffer its worst year since the great depression of the 1930s. the imf expects the economy to shrink 3 % this year before rebounding in 2021. >>> santa rosa is one of the first fire departments in the state to launch a dedicated pandemic response unit. a paramedic and emt will be on duty at all times to respond to calls from suspected covid-19 patients. their vehicle here equipped with advanced protective gear and decontamination equipment. the goal is to minimize exposure risk to the rest of the department and the community as a whole. >>> new video shows the aftermath of a house fire in berkeley. firefighters got the call around noon today. it took more than an hour to get the flames under control,

one expert ix 5's devin fehely, you might be surprised. >> i think mid- to late fall we will see a return to sports in regards to people showing up. >> the return of sports and fans to sporting events will depend on the availability of quick reliable tests that could tell us who is sick and who may have caught and recovered from the virus. >> i am optimistic as we look to the fall, i think as we see a flattening of the curb and follow the trends of the data, i am confident we will resume sports. >> reporter: sports leagues are trying to figure out how and when to restart play. the nba is planning to reopen facilities may 1 in cities and states without shelter-in-place orders. the nfl is planning to start the season as normal with fans, if possible. >> we want to be part of the coming out of our country from where we have been over the last 60 days. but we know we have to be careful. we have to be thoughtful. >> reporter: how professional and college sports come back may not be something they are in control of. governor gavin newsom said it was doubtful large gatherings would be safe and a

on sunday, april 26 i'm devin fehely and lee has the day off. let's check in with darren in the weather center. >>> it's 6:00 a.m. about 20 minutes ago before sunrise happens and, boy, are the clouds putting on a show a beautiful sunrise behind you. >> once above the layer of clouds this is real pretty day. a lot of low clouds keeping the view of the sunrise out of the view of many of us because waking up to clouds. let's leave behind that scene. that's the view we're fortunate to have above it all on top of the sales force tower. there's the one from the roof. bottom line is the marine layer is back and as a result today will be anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler in the afternoon for daytime highs. current temperatures are pretty much in line with where you were them being yesterday. here's the take away on today. not only the marine layer has come back, that's the first headline and noticeably cooler but staying above average for daytime lies, even with the 10- degree cool down today, it's still a warm day. and we're going to stay that way u

on sunday, april 26 i'm devin fehely and lee has the day off.et's check in with darren in the weather center. >>> it's 6:00 a.m.

devin fehely looking for answers. >> reporter: allergists say there are some things that you should be watching for. >> when you go outside, you feel like the air is contaminated, like everything breath you take is a breath that just brought this virus into my body. >> reporter: charles cain is a live long allergy sufferer. >> it's hard to know the difference sometimes. do you get scared, anytime you cough or sneeze, and it's just out of the ordinary, but if my eyes start itching, then i know it's allergies. >> reporter: allergists say while they do have some symptoms in common, fever, much aches and chills, mean it's much more likely you have in the flu or possible liver coronavirus and not seasonal allergies. >> allergies not really controlled can be a major risk factor. >> reporter: his nine-year-old son suffers from asthma, and his mom has been strictly following social distancing guidelines. >> he knows why we're staying at home, you know, and wayer who not outside playing, and we're not going to go visit family and so forth. >> reporter: mild to moderate allergies, the doctor say

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> and andria borba is joining us from oakland, and oakland actually closing down entire streets to focus on social distancing? >> reporter: that's right, allen. they want to make sure that traffic doesn't go through some neighborhoods, so people have room to walk in the middle of the street and aren't crowding onto sidewalks right next to each other. this is an idea that's been kicked around in oakland before, but got pushed into use due to the pandemic. with school out, this is p. e. class for the peek family of oakland, with hoops spilling onto the sidewalk. in the era of covid-19 social distancing, making sure everyone has space to walk is tricky. >> we're out here in front every day, playing, shooting hoops, doing p. e. and if people come past, they normally go on the street or we'll back up into the porch. >> reporter: their street is one of 74 miles of roads being closed to traffic in oakland starting tomorrow. it's part of the mayor's slow streets roll out. >> when we close our streets to cars, we open them up for amazing possibilities. and oak

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> we'll look for that. thanks so much. >>> santa clara county said its hospitals are still operating well under capacity, but it is bracing for the inevitable surge. the county is treating nearly 250 confirmed or suspected cases at its 11 hospitals. about a third of its 600 ventilators are currently in use, and of the county's 300 total icu beds, 56 are currently occupied by covid-19 patients. >> at this point, we're not near capacity, but we're getting prepared for capacity. at some point, the water balloon does break. so our job right now is to get as many resources and as many chspace in our hospital and health system as possible. >> a veteran santa rosa police detective is the latest bay area casualty of the pandemic. the department made the announcement about an hour ago. detective mary lou armor was with the force for 32 years, and most recently served on the domestic violence and sexual assault team. at least 60 bay area patients have now died from coronavirus complications. napa county reported its

devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> as for all the overflow facilities the national guard set up across the bay area, so far no one has had to actually use them. that includes 250 beds at both the santa clara convention center and the san mateo county event center. each facility meant to handle a surge of patients that so far hasn't materialized. >>> i'm maria medina at the live news desk. we're following a stand off that's been going on for nearly 12 hours at the glide memorial church. you can see the fire department is on stand by just in case the suspect comes out. now we learned a short time ago, the suspect may have been armed with a fire extinguisher and a knife and is holed up inside the kitchen. this happened after sunrise at the 500 block of jones when there was some time of altercation, and an officer fired at least one shot. it's unclear if the suspect was hit, but they say that's when he ran into glide memorial church, which was mostly empty at the time. this morning, hostage and crisis negotiators were in contact with the suspect to try and come to a peaceful resolution. we'll cont

i'm devin fehely, malcolm turnbull has the day off.

and tonight kpix 5's devin fehely takes us inside a san jose church where the challenges of keeping the faith while keeping separate is bringing them closer than ever before. >> reporter: in normal times the celebration in san joses is a passionate affair. at the end of mass, people spill into the street for a celebration, but not this year. >> reporter: it was not the easter sunday celebration they had envisioned. >> be humble. >> reporter: a passionate sermon delivered to empty pews. no one allowed to answer the call of the tolling bells. >> blessed are those called -- >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic, what happens to a congregation not allowed to congregate, what is a pastored to do with a flock that is scattered and isolated and suffering alone. >> sometimes we plan on something and god provides something else. i believe there is a lot of good that we will learn from this. >> reporter: the path from the emergency shelter-in-place order to easter sunday would be paveed with the challenges of technologies. >> a beautiful church here. like being in heaven. >> reporter: that was th

i'm devin fehely, malcolm turnbull has the day off. let's check the weather. not as cloudy as yesterday. >> not as cloudy and sunshine comes back earlier today for easter sunday. >> it was >> it will be gray a little bit but you won't have to wait until 3:00 in the afternoon today if that was the story yesterday, however, outside the clouds are out there but just not as low as they were. you can see the top of the sales force tower. the temperatures are pretty much identical. low to mid-50s now. maybe 3 to 5 degrees warmer today than yesterday. the takeaways is another cloudy first half of the day but by noon we clear the clouds out for a bret at this second half of the day. we will warm up noticeably this week. even though we begin by 3 to 5 degrees warmer, we will end up by 10 degrees warmer by the end of the week. and no rain in the 7-day. i'll be back with that and the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. devin back to you. >>> new numbers on the extent of the coronavirus outbreak here in the bay yafrment a reason goes naer 5,000 cases and the 133 report

. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix5. >>> a bay area man died after being stuck for days on a coronavirus riddle the cruise ship off the florida coast. the coral princess docked at the miami port yesterday afternoon with two people dead on board. wilson maa of south san francisco died last night at a hospital. his family told the miami herald they becked that the 71- year-old father be taken to the hospital, but the ship's doctors said they wouldn't do it. the ambulances in miami they said were on "lockdown." the family eventually called 911. they were able to get an ambulance to take him to the hospital, but by then it was too late. wilson's daughter nancy posted this message on facebook on behalf of the family saying, "we are so lucky to have a father that was so silly, fun, engineering minded and thoughtful. there are no words for the sorrow we have experienced, but only joy for the memories we had with him." wilson's wife is also sick. fellow passenger took this photo of her being loaded onto an ambulance. today the mayor of miami-dade county said he's working to get passengers off th