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kpix 5's maria medina tells us that even the best case scenario seems unthinkable. >> reporter: as of today, santa clara county's covid-19 death toll stands at 19. so the big question tonight is how san jose city officials came to their estimation that 2,000 would die of the virus in this county alone by june. we asked for an interview, instead we were e-mailed a statement. >> there are a large number of us walking around who are infected. >> reporter: in a grim prediction released at this week's san jose city council meeting, the deputy city manager revealed a graphic with 3 scenarios. a death toll of 16,000 in santa clara alone if the community did nothing to stop the virus. nearly 8,000 deaths with low compliance. and the last and final prediction that they called the best scenario. if 70 percent of the public obeyed all orders. >> you can see even in that best case scenario, we were looking at 2,000 potential deaths directly from covid-19. >> reporter: that projection is higher than the current nationwide total. we asked the deputy city manager for an interview to explain the numb

as nichelle medina tells us, the same thing is happening across the country. >> reporter: los angeles county sheriff alexander villanueva is releasing low-level inmates with 30 days or less on sentences to keep coronavirus out of the county's lockups. >> the population within the jail is a vulnerable population just by virtue of who they are and where they're located. >> reporter: since late february he's released more than 600 inmates. >> we had 17,076 and reduced that to 16,459. >> reporter: there are no cases of coronavirus inside of the los angeles county jails. but 111 inmates are in isolation housing or quarantine because of possible exposure. most lockups are not allowing outside visitors. other communities like sacramento are considering similar action for inmates that pose no threat to the public. >> i can get they have homes. that's definitely -- should be a factor. i think they don't have homes, then where would they go? >> reporter: l.a. deputies are also bringing fewer people into custody. >> we average about 300 a day throughout l.a. county. that's shrunk over the week i

but one doctor tells our maria medina those numbers aren't what we should be focused on. >> reporter: in one day, santa clara county reported 84 new covid-19 cases, bringing the total to 459. while that may seem alarming to some, one doctor says the number we should focus on is hospitalizations. >> it shouldn't be a cause for alarm. >> reporter: the increase overnight of positive cases in santa clara county. >> that's simply a function of who's going out and able to get a test. >> reporter: was to be expected as testing ramps up according to dr. and stanford university professor steven goodman. >> the number we really need to be focused on is the number who are seriously ill enough to be hospitalized. that's what we should focus like a laser on, and that number went up about 10 percent between yesta clara, thhoalizatio stood at 137 tonight. last night the total was 125. >> that's not the major increase that places like new york or italy or china saw at the peak of their epidemic, so that shows that things are not actually increasing that fast. >> reporter: in fact, he says santa clara

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medina give himself starting out? let's take a look: when i started fundraising, i would meet with people and they would tell me they wereand they see the vision. but then they would go away and not fund. when you're having these conversations with early stage investors, don't take a softer circle, don't take a commitment in the form of a verbal yes. get in front of it and ask for the commitment by when will the funds be in the bank? give them the wiring instructions and then just ask very bluntly, when will you have it? if not, you'll be chasing that person with a very long time without any knowledge as to whether you're going to get the funds are not. it's very frustrating, very distracting and it takes you away from building a big company. at the top of the show, we asked you about about your experiences of working from home? this comes at a time when more companies are making contigency plans due to the coronavirus outbreak. let's take a look at how some viewers have responded. homeworking is great but a lot of people will find it very tricky to start with. you need to set boundaries and find some kind of regular con