i know that the salvation army is seeing a big dip intonation. how bad has it been and how challenging is that for your organization? >> is critical. we are relying on the donors in the community to keep our doors open. the dollars in the community go back to the community through the salvation army program and ministries. during this pandemic, it's necessary that the salvation army supports them. >> we appreciate you coming on and wish you and your colleagues all the best. that's major james sullivan with the salvation army division in alameda county. we want to remind our viewers if you ktvu.com /living day. >>> if you can, please consider giving, it's so important. is bring back mark for the look at warm conditions on the way. >> that will be the headline weatherwise. it temperatures trending up in fact we're talking about eventually low 90s. this is as we wake our way inland. patchy fog now and inland in the mile side but tomorrow everyone bump up the numbers. mid 60s all the way to the mid- 80s. of for the warming in the past few weeks, snow

these are brand-new people we are serving for the very first time in the salvation army is delivering meals to them to their tents and we are doing that day after day. 784. specters been an outpouring of support among people who live in the bay area. people who want to help. what is the best way to help the salvation army right now. >> we certainly need donations and the money we need right now will help provide meals to provide longer-term help with rent and the shelters that we offer as well and we encourage people to go to your website or our website at golden state or salvation army data work. you can text $10 by testing rather texting help. we need an army of volunteers for this month. also on our website golden state salvation army.org and people can go in and find a link to volunteer and sign up to help us . >> and so, you are able to train first time volunteers in an effective and safe weight to provide the help they want to give. >> absolutely. it's immediate quick tips and training. we are careful to make sure everyone has a mask and is wearing gloves and we practice social

you ácan see the set up underwy. áthe salvation army partnered áwith the church of latter day saintsng n oakland today where 1,000 áboxes will be delivered.á another 1,000 boxes will be handed out in pop up events. the ásalvation army said there is a greater need now than before and they want to do what they can. á >> right now a lot of people normally have no problem feeding their ákids and familie but becaus áof the crisis and food insecurit áand supply chain issus people are strugging to feed their families and we want to help á make a difference. >> if you would like to help make a difference, the salvation armyis accepting donations áto help push forward their áefforts. >>> áthank you. the ácity of san francisco is opening áup a new encampment foá the homeless in an ert to stop áthe spread of the coronavirus. mayor álondon breed said the site will áopen up by golden gate park. 40 tents will be moved into a former mcdonalds site that is now áa vacant lot. the ámayor said on twitter that in normal times she would focus on bringing people inside but áthe city does not have a lot o

the salvation army gave us a very small briefing and said go out and help them and. and and be their friends. a lot of people were really confused when they 1st arrived in. i remember one particular intake a lot of the members saying to me where are we i thought this was part of this trial here. so it was up to us to tell them that no you know didn't. really. vivid memories was a sign being on the wall of that said would have to be trained how do you say. what a hoffman's life was it was then. quickly i started to realize that i had sent myself to a place i never would have gone. the day of the prime minister and. are announcing a major initiative to combat the scourge of people smuggling. the asylum seekers who arrived in australia by boat who have no chance of being settled in australia as refugees if they're found to be genuine refugees they'll be resettled in papa new guinea. which as you know the christmas i. or i don't know you have one. she told us briefly you came after me. so you never come to australia you have to go to papa new guinea. a lot of them or we

and then to be inspired of the nonprofits to address this the local chapter of the salvation army in hastings started a mobile food unit and a central community partnership at this has allowed the with person-to-person contact and the food bank of lincoln serving southeast nebraska with the distribution center with food pantries and 16 counties have had a surge they been able to keepd, up in large part thanks to the innovation of the partnership philanthropy andle government leaders formed the response fund these are major problems and even so it is our job in congress to respond to the national crisis to do what we can to provide relief. that's why i was provide with the caresy act that this body passed unanimously at the end of march. this is the paycheck protection program designed to help america's small businesses keep their employees by offering forgivable loans and then to provide relief nebraskans hit the ground running with the paycheck protection program with 25000 loans just under $3 billion and enough three force of the eligible payrolls. it's important to note that this

as ktvu's sara zendehnam tells us, áthe salvation army set up drive-throgh á distribution event áin sansalvation áarmy's food box drive-through event ácould not have, the better time.á >> mother of nine children so it helps our family a lot. >> reporter: 5000 bay area families won't have to worry about where their next meals á come from thanks to this event. >> during the pandemic, it's hard to get food it so it helpsá us tremendously, and we really appreciateit. >> reporter: the health crisis forced many who normally don't have food and securities to ask for áhelp. with a donation from the church of jesus christ of latter day saints, áthe salvation army organized áthe drive in san francisco áand oakland. >> people are struggling just to be the families we want to help make a difference. >> reporter: for people who register, áfood boxes and nonperishable tems and fresh produce áare put in the trucks of cars as they drove up. gift cards were also headed up áa >> is a gift card to gonzales, and áa gift card to albertsons, safeway, $20 each. well organized. i álove this. á>> reporter: it b

the salvation army in oakland made it happen. it held a one-day emergency drive-through food box distribution earlier today. the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in oakland donated $1.5 million to the salvation army to make this all happen. that was enough to give food to about 1,000 families. >>> another great resource for coronavirus-related news, the nbc bay area newsletter. you get all the top headlines sent in one email straight to your inbox. go to nbcbayarea.com/newsletters to sign up. >>> take a live look outside at san jose. you know, clouds are heading this way, but it's still mostly blue out there. looking like a really nice evening. it was a gorgeous day. rain is on the way, folks. some parts of the bay area may be hearing thunder as well. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda. he's talking sunshine today and then rain and thunder, and he's got snow in there too. rob, you got it all. >> yeah. we're rewinding the calendar back to march as of tomorrow, and at least to start the beginning of the new week. ri

the local chapter of the salvation army in hastings, has started a mobile food unit which they derive from neighborhood to neighborhood and they serve hot meals. the central nebraska community action partnership has began to box up food and leave it on people's h doorsteps. this has allowed them to reduce person-to-person contact while helping those who are in need. and the food bank of lincoln, which serves southeast nebraska by acting as a distribution center for food pantries and 16 counties has seat a huge surge in demand. a been able to keep up with the demand in large part to the innovation of lincoln business, philanthropy and leadership governors who form the lincoln covid-19 response fund. these are major problems and there is no easy fix. even so, it is our job in congress to respond to the national crisis and do what we can to provide relief. that is why i was proud to support the cares act, the relief package this a body passed at the end of march. big part of the legislation was the paycheck protection program, which was designed to help america's small businesses keep th

the local chapter of the salvation army in hastings has started a mobile food unit, which they drive to neighborhood to neighborhood and serve hot meals. the central nebraska community action partnership has begun to box up the food and leave it on people's doorsteps and this has allowed them to reduce person to person contact while helping those that are in need. the food bank of lincoln which serves southeast nebraska by acting as a the distribution center for food pantries of the 16 counties has seen a huge surge in demand. they have been able to keep up with this demand in large part thanks to the innovation of the partnership of lincoln business, philanthropy and government leaders, who together, formed the lincoln covid-19 response fund and these are major problems and there is no easy fit. even so these are our job in to respond to the national crisis and to what we can to provide relief. that is why i was proud to support the cares act, the relief package this body passed unanimously at the end of march. a big part of this legislationh. was the paycheck protection program whi

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the salvation army has continued to help food pantries every week in the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods of san francisco, providing food to the homeless. if you'd like to help out you can make a donation. they're also collecting nonperishable food, cleaning supplies masks and gloves we've posted a link to donate on our website kron 4 dot com. >>time now to check on our weather with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez hyman breeze. >>either grande and nicki on right now it's certainly the calm before the storm but for those of you in the north bay. the storm has already arrived tracking light scattered showers making its way inland off the coast. and this storm is very unique because it is tapping into some tropical moisture off the coast. so this is an atmospheric river which we typically see during our wet season, not during the month of may so this is definitely much added bonus out there right now stormtracker or tracking along the coast of the north bay wise for light scattered showers making its way into santa rosa in petaluma but now red bull, a hope dry for now as is mo

the salvation army organized today's give away with donations. one clergyman says more help will be needed during these tough times. >> they're going have to do it more often because there's so many people hurting now, so many people unemployed. >> this is just offering a little bit of hope and encouragement to people. >> organizers originally planned to give each family $20, but that grew to $40 thank tuesday donor from southern california. >> now, at this time, we invite you to join better bay area project thanks and share your gratitude for everyone on the front lines of the covid-19 battle. you can use the #better bay area to show us how you're saying thank you and we'll share your story. >>> an event that had to be canceled due to health orders has found a new way to help the community grow. >>> and it appears to be pretty popular based on this line of cars. we'll check out an effort in the east bay to strengthen the community one plant at a time. >>> and meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the soggy accuweather forecast. >>> coming up i

a receipt from the salvation army shows that the foundation donated nelson's furniture, and jewelry in november. after he took her home. emmanuel is a bay area attorney who recently took on nelson's case. he sued tammy and jim, along with mystic michelle, a.k.a. michelle marx. and the house of angels foundation. the lawsuit alleges that the they committed elder bruce, and fraud. >> these creditors were quite sophisticated. i think this happened to an elderly woman, but i think this could happen to a lot of people. to anyone really. >> reporter: we reached out to them multiple times. they told the security guard they wouldn't come outside for an interview. they also didn't return multiple phone calls, and messages. we also stopped by their shop in granite bay. it was close. after signing away her home, nelson said adams told her to grab a weeks worth of clothing, she was dropped off at this empty home in a gritty north sacramento neighborhood. >> she would tell me to reach out to your family. everything has to be a secret. >> reporter: julie quickly rented a van, had to do sacramento, a

the salvation army stores around the country provide funding for drug and alcohol rehab programs. >> new york city about to take initial steps toward reopening. the mayor said phase one could begin next week including construction, manufacturing, and wholesale and retail and only with curb side pickup. others must remain closed except for tickout. governor andrew cuomo plans to sign ecutive order. >>> all right, governor newsom now sp. let's listen to that live. >> our ideals and the reality that so many experience each and every day. i come to you almost each and every day talking about values, talking about principles that transcend. it's a point of deep pride for me as a fifth generation californiaen that i live like 40 million others and in the most diverse state in the world's most diverse democracy. it's a point of pride and privilege because i often reflect on the fact that this state is in so many respects america's coming attraction. the future happens here first. 27% of the state being foreign born. a majority minority state. you've heard me on ad nauseam occasions about th

that i've ever come across courtney ross was floyd's other half she says he used to work at the salvation armying with the people there and he even went down to anyone working there to go. >>hang our mad dads and help and see the people. you know me that the people that most of the donny one look at process floyd moved here from houston texas for fresh start he loved everything that minnesota had to offer you always feel like everybody got a chance here, you know he would tell his friends like i'm up to minnesota man you can you can do it here. >>that you can you you can get a job in and you can start fresh and this is the place to do it last doesn't want people to remember floyd for how he died beforehat he stood for doing is 46 years of life. you know if he was here. he was say that he's a man of god. he was stand on at firmly. >>we will switch things up now and talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside here at the san mateo bridge little bit more traffic out there these days enough you've noticed that i certainly have driving around the bay area. and it's been hot out t

doesn't want to remember him for how he died but how he lived his life as a volunteer for the salvation army , a security guard at a local restaurant and a man of god looking for a fresh start. laura podesta, cbs news . >> the incident is drawing comparisons to the death of eric connor, an unarmed black men who died in 2014 after being placed in a chokehold by police in new york . >>> new video just in shows a huge police presence in hong kong the dispersing crowds of people protesting a controversial bill. people surrounded the building or lawmakers were debating the bill which could criminalize the abuse of the chinese national anthem. this comes after spectators cheered the end them after high-profile soccer matches in 2015 . >> just hours away from the launch of the decade, the historic trip coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on vbsn bay area. >>> remember kpix 5 weekly news happening in the bay area can connect you to people looking to help go to kpix.com/together to find stories of how we are better together than story ideas to together >>> the oakland a's are taking cost-cutting measur

. >>> plus, goodwill and the salvation army preparing for an onslaught of donated goods. you may soon have a problem locating a store near you. that's all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> a bay area cafe chain, a really good one, gave customers a parting gift today. >> yeah, more than 400 people lined up at a specialties bery of its frozen cookie dough. the address was released on the company's instagram at 8:00 this morning and people rushed to get there by 10:00. >> specialties, which is based in pleasanton, announced their closure over the weekend. they said covid-19 and shelter-in-place orders decim e decimatdecimat decimated revenues. their locations were known for sandwiches, popular for catering. >> >>> tonight, as america reopens, what the head of the cdc said about a possible second wave hitting the u.s. it made news. and then, the president late today and what he said about any second wave. saying the country will not close and what he added. >>> tonight, several states reporting cases on the rise now, as we reopen. in alabama, for example, where cases jumpe

the salvation army organized today's giveaway with donations of food and cash from the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. one clergyman says more help will be needed during these tough times. >> we're going to have to do it more often because there are so many people hurting now, so many people unemployed. >> this is just offering a little bit of hope and encouragement to people in these unsettled times. >> organizers originally planned to give each family $20. that grew to $40 thanks to a donor from southern california. >> we love to see it. >>> now, we invite you to join better bay area project thanks and share your gratitude for everyone on the front lines of the covid-19 battle. you can use the hashtag better bay area to show us how you're saying thanks, and we'll share your story. >>> an event that had to be canceled due to health orders has found a new way to help a community grow. >>> and it appears to be pretty popular based on this line of cars. coming up next, we'll check out an effort in the east bay to strengthen the community one plant at a time. >>> and i'm mete

. >>> also in oakland, the salvation army handed out a thousand meals to families in need. that was made possible by donations through the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. food boxes were given out on a first come, first serve basis. >>> a traffic alert in the east bay. b.a.r.t. has shut down the walnut creek station because a person was on the tracks and right now trains are single tracking between lafayette and pleasant hill stations so no word on the condition of the person right now. b.a.r.t. says passengers should expect major delays. >>> in the south bay, a person was hit and killed by caltrain. that happened 10:45 this morning on the tracks south of capitol station in san jose. train was headed south toward gilroy. there were no passengers on board, though, when the person was hit. the death does mark caltrain's fourth fatality this year. >>> and coming up, can you get infected with coronavirus through your eyes? the growing evidence tonight and what you can do to protect yourself. >> there are special rescepters on the eye that can bind the covid-19 coro

there's going to be a lot of people donating to places like salvation army and good will. you'll see it. just wait. >> yeah, all right. let's get right into the coronavirus coverage. governor new? says the number of covid-19 cases has been moving in the right direction. they're being treated for coronavirus hospitals in the nine bay area counties. they've decreed state level for 15 consecutive days. there are 269 hospitalizations down about 28%. the number of confirmed cases in the bay area has dropped almost 29% in the same period to 118 reported just on monday. >> this morning we know the guidelines restaurants must follow when they begin to reopen. hearing the break down some of the new rules and changes customers see. good morning, sarah. >> we just heard from the golden gate success. they understand they're needed. let's break down some of the regulations. at the beginning of every shift employees have to check temperatures and symptoms. it's strongly recommended they wear mask and gloves. high traffic areabe cleaned thoroughly. restaurants should offer disposable men

area families received help from te salvation army today.g in... i never thought i'd say this, but i kind of miss school! the teachers, i mean, y'all are gifted people! i thank you so much for what you're doing. their investment into our children is beyond what we can even imagine. appreciate all that you do. >>> now house act n1 a a - a - trillion-dollar corona virus relieve ábill, it is the most áexpensive legislation passed b áthe body in history. and it heads to the senate. some people ásay this bill is ádead on arrival. >> this bill now heads to the á senate where majority leader á has suggested it's dead on arrival. describing áit as a parade of absurdity. á put together without any input áfrom republicans, it includes ápay for essential workers through jauary áand more than á$900 billion for state and local ágovernments. but áit also includes several controversial iems ásuch as a á25 billion-dollar pail out for the ápostal service. and áallowing undocumented immigrantswho pay taxes to qualify for áa second round of direct payments. >>

. >> reporter: with so many in need, this salvation army in ft. lauderdale nearly running out of food. hundreds lining up before dawn in north carolina. yoon marshall is a taxi driver. she's been out of work for weeks and is just trying to feed her 10-year-old son. >> i do really need the help. my bank account is getting negative. i've basically run out of options. >> reporter: david pressing the president about the very real possibility of 19% unemployment. >> let me ask you about the tremendous hurt in this country. there are 30 million americans who are unemployed. you don't need me to tell you that. we're expecting the new unemployment rate this week. there have been forecasts, 15%, 16%, 17%. one of your advisers projected an unemployment rate of 19%. that's nearly 1 in 5 americans without a job. how bad is this going to get? >> well, that is what it is. and you know, it's very interesting. even the democrats aren't blaming me for that. we had to close it up and we saved millions of lives and we did the right thing. now we're getting back to w

so if you want to support financially you can go to golden state dot salvation army dot org.unteer. we've got a lot of stuff going on right now in addition to this we have our food pantries that happen every week in our locations. we also during this crisis have been working with the city to provide 1400 meals per day to homeless. encampments all around the city and its that's even going on today we're doing this at the same time i have to before i send it back to them in the studio how can people find out where you guys are and how long is going to going on today. what we're around the bay view right now and as i said every one of these are already signed up but we had we are going to be we're going to be here till 3 o'clock today, hopefully awesome well thank you so much for joining us this morning. >>and again they'll be out here you just see the amount of people that are already out here feeling these boxes with food for more information on that we'll post a link online at kron 4 dot com so again. robin marty just a great day to be given back to the community as whole and

go on the salvation army's website would be a fantastic thing to do.having a particular impact on children. as a lot of that to do with schools being shut so a lot of children are not being fed at lunchtime as they would ordinarily in school? we definitely think that isa in school? we definitely think that is a factor. for those families who we re is a factor. for those families who were already struggling, their situation has just got worse. and also we are seeing families who previously were able to get byjust about, they are now in a situation perhaps they have been furloughed, perhaps they have been furloughed, perhaps they have become ill, they are now falling into the category of having to ask for help. people don't wa nt to having to ask for help. people don't want to ask for help but we are seeing them having to come to us and we expect that the situation will get worse. the figures released today, we would expect this to be just a snapshot. these are short—term implications. we are yet to see the long—term implications. yes. also people listen

nicollette streets at people handing out water that was the salvation army was out i was also at the division of indian work which is a nonprofit here in minneapolis and they collected hundreds of bags of groceries to deliver to people because right now all of our grocery stores are pretty much closed i've seen a few open but pharmacies grocery stores are all close right now. so you got a sense of what the next few hours might bring. well you you know you have the governor on just earlier saying that he is going to have his you know deployed the full national guard that could be up to 10000 soldiers i was just reading from a press release from the national guard itself i think you know earlier today i was at a meeting in power home which is a little neighborhood park right opposite lake street. residents were really preparing to guard and not only businesses but their homes and neighborhoods and so i think. you know. some people said that they think that things will calm down but i don't think that people are taking any chances thank you very much alison herrera for that update from

the city launched a pilot partnership with the salvation army to make and to deliver meals to people experiencing homelessness and those living in encampments. the goal of this program is to provide food to the unsheltered community and minimize covid-19 exposure. through the program the salvation army will make and deliver more than 1,300 meals daily to about 365 people living in unsheltered or encampments across 40 locations in the city. in addition to the meals the salvation army will distribute hygiene materials and dog food for those with animals. the city also launched another partnership with the salvation army to make and deliver meals -- sorry -- lastly, this past week mayor breed and sfmta director jeff temlin announced the program that many of you are aware of, "slow streets," to limit the through traffic on selected areas of the city. "slow streets" is to give walking and biking for essential trips while still allowing the local vehicle traffic. people walking or running will be allowed to be in the street as permited by california law. implementation will occur in phases

the salvation army organized today's give away with donations of food and cash from the church of jesus times. >> we're going to have to do it more often because there is so many people hurting now, so many people unemployed. >> this is offering a little hope and encouragement to people in those unsettled times. >> organizers planned to give each family $20, but that grew to 40 thanks to a donor from southern california. >> share your gratitude for everyone on the front lines. use the #betterbayarea to show us how you are saying thank you. >>> a family threw a full-out parade to honor a family member's 100th birthday. she watched from her window has family came to celebrate with her. police and fire led the parade with sirens while trucks came from behind. she was born in the north beach district after her parents immigrated from italy. she owned aaa photo studio and her brothers worked for the san francisco police department. the parade was organized by her niece who says she drove the family from marin just to wave. >> it gives her a little happiness. when i was pulling out the last t

which is a full on laser show that's insane, coming right at you, but then the bells from the salvation armyn, yeah and there's nothing worse than looking irritated at someone who's raising money for charity. [ laughter ] >> i have no problem with it >> seth: oh, you're fine with it >> i don't have a problem with it >> seth: this is nice, because now it's just the rink is like, all that's left. >> yes, but then election night, nbc goes crazy, and then they do the spotlights >> seth: do the lights again, and you feel like you're under attack i want to ask you one last thing, because sometimes when i watch your show, you will have a housewife and a celebrity. >> yes >> seth: sort of an a-list celebrity, even. >> yes >> seth: who is more excited are the celebs equally excited to meet the housewives >> usually the celebrities are more excited [ light laughter ] because the housewives are like, "oh, my god, i have someone new to tell my stuff to. [ laughter ] you know once, sarah jessica parker was in the audience once, and ramona was on i can't remember why sarah was there, but ramona was on and

so his kids helped him connect with the salvation army and a spokesperson for the nonprofit says allirthday is june 27th. he thinks he can walk that 100 miles and more by the big date. so far he has raised $35,000. that is just amazing. we'll keep you posted on his progress. >>> and finally, everybody, we got to tell you, bobby flay, move over. there is a new man in town in the world of food. kobe. here he is. he is just a year old and already has 1.5 million followers on instagram. the cute little cook dishing up tasty recipes with the help of his mom ashley, of course, who says they started posing kobe in the kitchen because he loves to try new food and his reactions were just adorable. fans certainly agree. oop. we thought we'd share that with you on this tuesday morning. robin, i'm going to send it back to you in the home studio. >> that is gorgeous, little kobe like that. what do they say about not working with babies or pets but we're doing that. we're doing that. >> we're doing it. >> we have our "gma" -- we are doing it strong. >>> we have our "gma" cover story now and the ne

. >> happening today, salvation army will host a drive-through food distribution in san francisco and in oakland. here in the city, one food box and gift card will be handed out for 3,000 families. this runs from 10:00 to 3:00 at the power station on 23rd street. in oakland, the organization is teaming up with safeway to serve up to 1,000 families starting at 9:00 this morning. it will be at ax full gospel church on 6th avenue. >> in the mission to get more people tested, a new covid-19 testing site is coming to san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. supervisor haney confirmed the news with us last night. public announcement with specific location. details will come in the next few days. the site is expected to open up some time next week. >>> another major concern is getting homeless populations off the street, away from the risk of covid-19. sleeping villa coming to san francisco. mayor london breed says it will be in the former mcdonald's lot near kesar stadium at golden gate park. the second sleeping village in the city to open. the other is at civic center plaza near city hall.

and in partnerships with the food bank and the salvation army, glide and other programs, we have been able to deliver and also hand out hundreds of thousands of meals. so i want to be clear, we are not doing this alone. there have been programs, like i mentioned, st. anthonys and glide, they were doing it already, but the work that we have been doing together to expand the support to reach to unhoused people, to reach out to our immigrant communities and others, it's been incredible. so i just want to thank and appreciate everyone who's out there on the front line doing your very best to take care of others, because that's exactly what is going to get us through this. it has been a very challenging time, and as i said in the beginning, we're on day i don't know how long. it's been a long time. but i do think that this weekend is -- effective monday, it's a great time to think about, you know, some of your favorite places that you may want to support to arrange for delivery services or pick-up services. so for example, flower shops were only available for delivery, and now the pick-up

. >>> also happening today, the salvation army will host a drive-through food distribution in san francisco and in oakland. here in the city, one food box and gift card will be handed out to 3,000 families. this runs from 10:00 to 3:00 at the power station on 23rd. oakland, the organization is teaming up with safeway to serve up to 1,000 families. it started a few minutes ago at 9:00 at acts full gospel church on 66th avenue. >>> another concern is getting homeless populations off the street. a new sleeping village is coming to san francisco. it will be in the former mcdonald's lot near the stadium and golden gate park. it's the second sleeping village in the city that is open. the other is at civic center plaza near city hall. the mayor say safest option because shelters are easy coronavirus targets. >>> here at abc7, we are working hard to tell the countless number of stories to help us build a better bay area, ones that show how we'll collectively come out of this pandemic together and what our world will look like. right now that means making sure we're armed with information we need to

. >> i said, well, i guess the salvation army is as good as anyplace.man's trash... >> it just knocked my socks off. >> we have $50,000. >> within a few weeks, everybody knew about it. >> ...is another's treasure. >> did you ever consider stopping? >> there is a point we all have to stop. but no.

. >> happening today, salvation army will host a drive-through food distribution in san francisco and in oakland. here in the city, one food box and gift card will be handed out for 3,000 families. this runs from 10:00 to 3:00 at the power station on 23rd street. in oakland, the organization is teaming up with safeway to serve up to 1,000 families starting at 9:00 this morning. it will be at acts full gospel church on 66th avenue. >>> and good news this morning in the mission to get more people tested. a new covid-19 testing site is coming to san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. supervisor haney confirmed the news with us last night. a public announcement with specific location details will come in the next few days with the opening some time next week. >>> and here at abc 7, we are working hard toumr stories to tell the better bay area and what this world will look like. right now that's making sure you are armed with the information you all need to keep our families healthy. a global health alert about that dangerous inflammatory condition affecting children. abc 7 news reporter

happening today, the salvation army will host a drive-through food distribution in san francisco and,000 families from 10:0o 3:00 at the power station on 23rd street. in oakland, the organization is teaming up with safeway to serve up to 1,000 families starting at 9:00 this morning. it will be at acts full gospel church on 66th avenue. >>> let's get a check of the weather and the storm we're tracking with meteorologist lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. what a beautiful shot from our -- i can say it, exploratorium camera. what a beautiful shot with the clouds. 50s and 60s right now. 60s and 70s with a lot of clouds today. the rain holds off until late tonight in the north bay. liz? ♪ baby i'm so terrified if you ever walk away i would never walk on cornelius street again ♪ >>> welcome back. that's an exclusive clip of taylor swift belting out "cornelius street." dan was telling us all about it during the commercial break. this is at her "city of lover" concert. more on taylor in "binge this" coming right up. >>> first the headlines we're following right now. more states trying to re

and in partnerships with the food bank and the salvation army, glide and other programs, we have been able to deliver and also hand out hundreds of thousands of meals. so i want to be clear, we are not doing this alone. there have been programs, like i mentioned, st. anthonys and glide, they were doing it already, but the work that we have been doing together to expand the support to reach to unhoused people, to reach out to our immigrant communities and others, it's been incredible. so i just want to thank and appreciate everyone who's out there on the front line doing your very best to take care of others, because that's exactly what is going to get us through this. it has been a very challenging time, and as i said in the beginning, we're on day i don't know how long. it's been a long time. but i do think that this weekend is -- effective monday, it's a great time to think about, you know, some of your favorite places that you may want to support to arrange for delivery services or pick-up services. so for example, flower shops were only available for delivery, and now the pick-up

, some ducking over, draw attention to the side, setting small fires, trash cans, this little salvation army outpost, little acts of destruction as they go. that said, these are experienced protesters, you've seen things as simple as when protesters were throwing fireworks into the police and police responding can tear gas and flash bangs, people began to run and other protesters calling out just walk, just walk to keep people safe. feeling of long experience with protests. oscar grant in 2009 is on everybody's minds here. see the name held up everywhere. this is just the latest in that sort of -- the frustration people seem to feel. police here now seem to be pushing everyone back, trying to get them further out. recently declared since i was with you last that this is no longer an okay assembly. no longer allowed and they're going to push people back. >> no justice, no peace. >> as you walk, corner of oakland you're in, how many people are there and what you're hearing from the protesters, experiences, motivation for them coming out tonight. and how many are there? >> reporter: oakland pol

the salvation army will host a drive-through.t card and food box will be handed out from 10:00 to 3:00 at the power station on 23rd street. in oakland, the organization is teaming up with safeway to serve up to 1,000 families starting at 9:00 this morning at acts full gospel church on 66th avenue. >>> we're tracking a storm, so let's get over to lisa argen for a look at the forecast. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. good morning to you. dry today today. 54 in pacifica, 60 in oakland. walnut creek 52 in the north bay. 59 in concord. highs today with the cloud cover mid 60s in san francisco, mid 70s in our inland east bay. rain tonight in the north bay. liz? >> sounds good. thanks, lisa. thanks for but when allergies and congestion strike, take allegra-d... a non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. so you can always say "yes" to putting your true colors on display. say "yes" to allegra-d. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in u

if it would have went though the salvation army drop box that would have been a clean sweatshirt.is. >> i see where you're coming from. >> reporter: as for david camm? >> do you know david camm? >> no. >> you ever met david camm? >> no. >> do you remember the murder of david camm's family? >> on television, yes. >> do you know where david camm lives? >> only on television. i don't even know what his address is. >> reporter: the interrogation went on for some 12 hours with boney sticking to his story. the detectives released him with a warning. >> make no mistake about it, if anything else links you to it, you're done, stick a fork in you. >> now see that would normally worry me. i wasn't there. >> reporter: then, two weeks after letting boney walk, there was something else. something big. >> "early, uh, yesterday morning, i was notified of some uh additional scientific evidence, uh, that linked mr. boney to the, uh, to the homicides." >> reporter: the prosecutor revealed that a palmprint found on the exterior passenger side of the bronco doorframe was left there by none other than

. >> salvation army is also preparing for donated goods. all items placed in a separate area for at least 72 hours to allow for the dissipation of any potential contamination. >>> one of san francisco's iconic taco shops is reopening for takeout. la taqueria will up tacos and burritos next wednesday may 27th. the shop now takes debit and credit cards. there are a couple menu limitations because of the supply chain like fewer fresca flavors and no beef tongue. >>> i love this story right here. she ceserenaded her neighborhoo playing "can you feel the love tonight "from disney's "lion king." ♪ >> kumasi, this is equal parts relaxing and i also feel like i'm on hold. for customer support right now. allison says she's been playin the harp in her driveway in glendale for the past three wednesdays calling it wednesday line down. she usually plays 30 minutes of soothing music for neighbors and people walking by the neighborhood in southern california. i love it right there. >> i do love that. i like the wine on wednesday and she needs to pitch thi

a receipt from the salvation army shows that the foundation donated nelson's furniture and jewelry inember after it took her home. >> i think it's absolutely sickening. >> reporter: emmanuel townsend is a bay area attorney who recently took on nelson's case. he sued tammy and jim adams come along with mystic michelle , a.k.a. michelle marx and the house of angels foundation. the lawsuit alleges the group committed physical and financial elder abuse and fraud . sophisticated. i think this happened to an elderly woman but i think this could happen to a lot of people. to anyone, really. >> reporter: we reached out to timmy tammy and jim adams multiple times. they live in a gated community outside sacramento. they told the security guard they wouldn't come outside for an interview. they also didn't return multiple phone calls and messages. we also stopped by adams shop in granite bay. it was closed. after signing away her home, nelson said adams told her to grab a weeks worth of clothing. she was dropped off at this empty home in a gritty north sacramento neighborhood. for six weeks she s