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they just don't know really how they're going to move forward live in martinez felecia ball from 4 news. >>thank you so much fully from the situation is the same in the south bay. they're also going to have to be doing some shut down south the hospitals have already fallen below the 15% capacity threshold that would have triggered a lockdown there kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose with more on what's happening in santa clara county good afternoon rob. >>justine is a fairly grim picture here in the south bay. the new lockdown that takes effect on sunday evening and not a minute too soon. well a medical center here in shadows in other hospitals across the system now are filling up fast and they are in danger of being a of reaching capacity being overwhelmed. let's take a look at the video hardest hit would be hospitals in east san jose. it in southern reaches of the county. we learned today that the yesterday alone 67 people were admitted across the system with covid-19 that is an all-time record. >>the hospital system now at just 14% of capacity and falling fast. 1

executive director felecia gaston says they've been trying to adapt as best as they can. going door to door dropping off baskets with arts and activities for children. >> as a little girl i wanted to take ballet when i was growing up in georgia. it wasn't available because of segregation. today the reason i started performing stars is to provide an opportunity for children to be able to get connected to the arts. because it provides character, discipline, self-esteem, confidence, all of these things which makes you to be a more productive person. >> how has the pandemic sort of changed for you guys, changed how you raise money, changed what you're able to offer? >> yes, when -- in march when the pandemic hit, automatically we had to -- everything just stopped and so we were not able to provide any of our after school or summer program in the way that we normally would be doing, and especially because we were planning to get ready for our 30-year anniversary. we were planning a big gala, sitdown gala at the jewish community center, people paying $100 a person to support ou

executive director felecia gaston said they're trying to adapt as best they can, going door to door dropping with arts and activities for children. >> as a little girl i wanted to take ballet when i was growing up in georgia. it wasn't available because of segregation. today the reason i started performing stars is to provide an opportunity for children to be able to get connected to the arts. because it provides character, discipline, self-esteem, confidence, all of these things which makes you to be a more productive person. >> how has the pandemic sort of changed for you guys, changed how you raise money, changed what you're able to offer? >> yes, when -- in march when the pandemic hit, automatically we had to -- everything just stopped and so we were not able to provide any of our after school or summer program in the way that we normally would be doing, and especially because we were planning to get ready for our 30-year anniversary. we were planning a big gala, sitdown gala at the jewish community center, 300 people, people paying $100 a person to support our after school and summer en