st. francis memorial hospital that is being staffed and equipped through contributions from st. francis, zuckerberg san francisco general, and ucsf. we've made the hiring of d.p.h., department of public health nurses faster and easier, and this has already resulted in adding over 80 new nurses to this collective effort. we are obtaining more supplies and effort when we need it most, including personal protective equipment or p.p.e. and we are growing our capacity to test. we are now processing dozens of tests a day and waiting only an hour for results. our top priority is our patients, our community, and the people who care for them. i want everybody in our community to know we are doing the very best we can to be the very prepared we can be in fighting this disease. but i must look across the nation to new york city, and i continue to be concerned. it is plausible that despite all these efforts, we could have a scenario similar to the one that is playing out in new york this very day. if that happens, our capacity, our surge capacity will be far exceeded. look at what is happeni

st. francis, i think the idea is this three-pronged approached that i described, whereby st. francis is looking at what it's going to cost to provide the basic supplies and the basic support services like environmental services and food. and we're looking jointly at registry resources that we're trying to see if it can be made available to provide the nursing and clinical staff, non-provider staff and then we're looking at a shared service's model for the providers. the purpose of the joint surge plan is to identify the point at which we would start to trigger those things. so today, what i can tell you is that we have a plan, we're oing on seeing if we can get the resources available, putting aside the question of who's going to pay for them and figuring out how we can jointly put providers in there for about 48 patients. this is really a day-by-day thing. so it's really the surge plan that will tell us when we're ready to occupy. the last part of -- we keep hearing the audio go in and out, so i didn't catch the last couple of sentences. >> i think what we're working on is th

st. francis, i think the idea is this three-pronged approached that i described, whereby st. francis is looking at what it's going to cost to provide the basic supplies and the basic support services like environmental services and food. and we're looking jointly at registry resources that we're trying to see if it can be made available to provide the nursing and clinical staff, non-provider staff and then we're looking at a shared service's model for the providers. the purpose of the joint surge plan is to identify the point at which we would start to trigger those things. so today, what i can tell you is that we have a plan, we're oing on seeing if we can get the resources available, putting aside the question of who's going to pay for them and figuring out how we can jointly put providers in there for about 48 patients. this is really a day-by-day thing. so it's really the surge plan that will tell us when we're ready to occupy. the last part of -- we keep hearing the audio go in and out, so i didn't catch the last couple of sentences. >> i think what we're working on is th

st. francis, i think the idea is this three-pronged approached that i described, whereby st. francis is looking at what it's going to cost to provide the basic supplies and the basic support services like environmental services and food. and we're looking jointly at registry resources that we're trying to see if it can be made available to provide the nursing and clinical staff, non-provider staff and then we're looking at a shared service's model for the providers. the purpose of the joint surge plan is to identify the point at which we would start to trigger those things. so today, what i can tell you is that we have a plan, we're oing on seeing if we can get the resources available, putting aside the question of who's going to pay for them and figuring out how we can jointly put providers in there for about 48 patients. this is really a day-by-day thing. so it's really the surge plan that will tell us when we're ready to occupy. the last part of -- we keep hearing the audio go in and out, so i didn't catch the last couple of sentences. >> i think what we're working on is th

st. francis, i think the idea is this three-pronged approached that i described, whereby st. francis is looking at what it's going to cost to provide the basic supplies and the basic support services like environmental services and food. and we're looking jointly at registry resources that we're trying to see if it can be made available to provide the nursing and clinical staff, non-provider staff and then we're looking at a shared service's model for the providers. the purpose of the joint surge plan is to identify the point at which we would start to trigger those things. so today, what i can tell you is that we have a plan, we're oing on seeing if we can get the resources available, putting aside the question of who's going to pay for them and figuring out how we can jointly put providers in there for about 48 patients. this is really a day-by-day thing. so it's really the surge plan that will tell us when we're ready to occupy. the last part of -- we keep hearing the audio go in and out, so i didn't catch the last couple of sentences. >> i think what we're working on is th

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st. francis -- pope francis. i'll quote the markets. so that's kind of how we -- gosh knows we want the markets to succeed. that's very important. markets are not going to succeed unless we take care of people. and we restore their health. whether there is a cure or whether there's behavior that reduces this tragedy in our country. but let us work together in the most bipartisan way possible to get the job done as soon as possible. it won't happen unless we respect science, science, science. and for those who say we choose pray over science, i say science is an answer to our prayers. any questions? reporter: a lot of americans have heard direct payments they are getting part of this bill. the biggest question they have is when are we going to see thee checks, why not approve this bill so the american families don't have to wait even a moment longer to get this money in their bank accounts? speaker pelosi: thank you for the question. the two are unrelated. it doesn't have anything to do with unanimous consent. tomorrow we'll bring the bi

st. francis -- pope francis. i will quote the markets. is how -- god knows we want the markets to succeed, that is very important. markets are not going to be fixed unless we take care of people and restore their health, whether there is a cure or a behavior that reduces this tragedy in our country. together in the most bipartisan way possible to get the job done as soon as possible. it will not happen unless we respect science. and for those who say we choose prayer over science, i say science is an answer to our prayers. any questions? >> we have heard a lot about the direct payments we are getting as part of this bill. the biggest question they have, is when are we going to see these checks? why not approve these bills right now so the american families don't have to wait even a moment longer to get this money in their bank accounts? we willosi: bring the bill to the floor. it will pass with strong bipartisan support. i spoke with the secretary about this today. i said, why don't we do the correct -- the direct payments technologically

st. francis. so we have the ability to take care of 40 medical surgical patients on the unit, and an additional eight in a critical care unit that's two floors above that. our plan is to initially open up ten beds which will be available the first week of april, and then, we can grow very rapidly from there. so i would say the total capacity would be 48 patients. >> okay. next question is from goran, new york times. have we reached the stage where every san franciscan can get tested as soon as they experience symptoms and not just higher-risk patients? that's the first question. again, the question is, have we reached the stage where every san franciscan can get tested as soon as they experience symptoms and not just higher-risk patients? >> so we know that there's a national shortage of testing for covid-19. we are rapidly accelerating our testing abilities here in san francisco. right now, among our partners at the public health labs, at ucsf, and the shen-zuckerberg hub, we expanded our testing

st. francis and they after going to the dance. at least one warrior highlight. andrew higgins.ack to las vegas. jordan ford driving on drew timmy getting the scoop, layoff off the glass. a thing of beauty right there. the number one player of the morning, they pass one defender and fakes him out. draws a foul. still scores but the magic won the basketball game 120-115. that is the late test in the bay area sports. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> 4:56. worry add bought traveling during the coronavirus outbreak? >> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we sit down with a travel expert who las some tips to ease your travel fears this morning. >>> day three of the grand princess cruise ship docked off the port of oakland. the plan for today getting the passengers off. >>> we're streaming now on cbs n bay area. you can find us on kpix.com or the news app or your [ running and breathing heavily ] you can run like there's no tomorrow. but tomorrow always comes. >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, day three of disem

st. francis ford coppola for the electric. light at the end of. the auto and mobility show. car sharing will it save our crowded cities joining us the new way of the mobility that what is car sharing brings more cars into the city that's a preposterous waste could the private car sharing be an alternative or what if you do want your own car a fully electric one. going on the tricks and matter of the heart or the mind. today is a great day because i will be testing not only one car but to just say i play on cooper aristide or the cooper i take up to go to they stack up. sometimes when i'm up ok in a down i just you know you see places flex it up before heading drives and deeper in futile cape town. my fist full of decisions read will help you with some of them starting right now. our cities are packed with cars and the streets are getting fuller. germany alone has 50000000 cars on its roads and that figure is set to continue rising use. 50000000 cars are used on average one hour a day that's a preposterous way. could car sharing be the answer to that and if so what kind of ca

st. francis ford coppola for the electric. plant that. read the audio and mobility show. mobility is all about diversity finding the best means of transport for everyone. on the road. whether for children and their parents. can sound. for car lovers and fans of the gas pedal. what is fact and what is fiction or for musicians longing for freedom and adventure . get the feeling they're going to feel like i'm in love. if you try to. join red in search of. new forms of mobility right now. i mean i have a bit of a feeling that akon is becoming europe's silicon valley. you know how we have the skills and ability to really save the world. and the nice thing about working at our community versity is that we can be visionaries we have to miss an. awesome technical university or art i'll be in th scientists are working flat out on a new kind of environmentally friendly mobility. leading the charge is going to shoot a man with big ideas. if i would like to save the world my whole team would like to save the world we're already doing it by talking about climate change and the environ

st. francis ford will go for the electric. light about. rev the model and mobility show. promise of the car of the future so don't. know what kind of sound will we want this. strike because. we want to get the vehicle or solar or this. point is a car loud who. are quiet. and what alternative modes of silence running are there. we're really searching for the funniest things whether on wheels for wheels or none at all it's time to listen up on rec. today cities have their own kind of surround sound but what impact does it have on us morning mean less noise and less stress personally i might have missed so. for a lot of people there's an emotional factor. of god with all the old possible joy in. the scan the whole. thing on. think ok walled off of the collective piss since in the. song of the forgotten that you wrote from. mr moss. honest with think it's the mall as it. were and down the road like this it's hard to imagine an econo high bridge ever producing that kind of thrill. this is the month missions are mostly not competent. it is not the business news is not the indio

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st. francis memorial hospital. >>> all right. take a look at this. it's a tangled mess, but it is actually disinfectant wipes, baby wipes, bapaper towels and things like that all flushed down the toilet in the peninsula posted this photo on how they can really clog the sewer system and cause backups. that's the last thing we need. the city warns it is something you do not want to happen. >>> italians singing from their balconies a san francisco building decided to raise their voices voices. ♪ ♪ from california to new york island ♪ >> reporter: they were singing to feel good in cool, crisp san francisco on wednesday. >> we just thought we would play here in the plaza and get everybody out on the balconies and have a little sing along. >> they did just that at opera plaza near city hall. some came outside but did so socially distanced. six feet away from anyone else. >> this land was made for you and me. . >> reporter: uothers took to th balconies and one opera singer giving everyone a little more than "this land is my land." ♪ >> she did a gershwin so

st. francis member at the san francisco health department tested positive for the coronavirus. the health department says the risk for others in the department to contract the virus is low. and twitter, the latest bay area company to order all employees worldwide to work from home. as for public transportation, bart is installing new hand sanitizing stations. tomorrow morning you'll see, it riders will be able to find them at every bart stop. >>> well, san francisco is looking to undo some of the economic damage done so far by the coronavirus. today mayor breed announced its own stimulus package to support small businesses in the city. business is suffering as people stay home to avoid getting sick. those measures include launching an immediate relief fund that will give 100 businesses $10,000 each. also deferring licensing fees and business taxes. the mayor is also reminding people what they can do to help out. >> and please make sure after this press conference you that go eat at a restaurant here in chinatown. thank you. >> the city has launched a website of resources for sm

st. francis memorial hospital. >>> another big piece in trying to help swamped health care workers is helping them with child care, especially with news of the school closures now extending the may. chris nguyen visited the one organization in the south bay that is lending a helping hand. >> there is an eerie silence at the el camino ymca. today there is no one lifting weights, no one playing basketball, no one doing much of anything during this novel coronavirus crisis. but down the hall, a glimmer of hope. >> anybody else? >> the ymca of silicon valley is pivoting some of its facilities to serve as day camps for the children of front line and eshlg workers. this was launched in partnership with el camino hospital across the street. >> we do our best to kind of be that temporary escape so that they can actually be children and enjoy life and some sense of normalcy. >> that attempt at normalcy now comes with a lot of social distancing. >> it's kind of challenging at times. you know, you're like all the way over here, and they're all the way over there, and you're like, hi. >> students have be

st. francis, i think the idea is this three-pronged approached that i described, whereby st. francis is looking at what it's going to cost to provide the basic supplies and the basic support services like environmental services and food. and we're looking jointly at registry resources that we're trying to see if it can be made available to provide the nursing and clinical staff, non-provider staff and then we're looking at a shared service's model for the providers. the purpose of the joint surge plan is to identify the point at which we would start to trigger those things. so today, what i can tell you is that we have a plan, we're oing on seeing if we can get the resources available, putting aside the question of who's going to pay for them and figuring out how we can jointly put providers in there for about 48 patients. this is really a day-by-day thing. so it's really the surge plan that will tell us when we're ready to occupy. the last part of -- we keep hearing the audio go in and out, so i didn't catch the last couple of sentences. >> i think what we're working on is th

st. francis.o we have the ability to take care of 40 medical surgical patients on the unit, and an additional eight in a critical care unit that's two floors above that. our plan is to initially open up ten beds which will be available the first week of april, and then, we can grow very rapidly from there. so i would say the total capacity would be 48 patients. >> okay. next question is from goran, new york times. have we reached the stage where every san franciscan can get tested as soon as they experience symptoms and not just higher-risk patients? that's the first question. again, the question is, have we reached the stage where every san franciscan can get tested as soon as they experience symptoms and not just higher-risk patients? >> so we know that there's a national shortage of testing for covid-19. we are rapidly accelerating our testing abilities here in san francisco. right now, among our partners at the public health labs, at ucsf, and the shen-zuckerberg hub, we expanded our testing,

st. francis hospital just opened. it's dedicated to treating up to 40 coronavirus cases.y's health department estimates san francisco will need 5,000 more hospital beds and 1,500 ventilators. >>> public schools in six bay area counties will stay closed at least until may 1st. alameda, skoifrj, marin, san francisco, sean mcdermott, and santa clara counties as well as schools in berkeley agree to that extension and they may stay closed even longer if they have to. many of the schools will still provide online learning as well as free meal programs. >>> and the east bay regional parks district is closing more than a dozen parks as well as parking lots. they want to prevent the coronavirus from spreading. park rangers said a lot of those areas saw a lot of visitors last weekend and many of the people were ignoring social distancing guidelines. among the closures are the parking lot at the crown beach in alameda. and the parks at sinole regional wilderness as well as the tillden botanical garden. >>> they want to cut down on the number of visitors at the beach. big crowds floc

st. francis hospital dedicated solely to caring for as many as 48 coronavirus patients. the department of public health is also working to quarantine and isolate patients and staff at laguna honda after a fifth worker at the hospital has now tested positive for coronavirus. chief bill scott says two police employees have tested positive for coronavirus at the hall of justice. >> the san francisco police department had two of our employees test positive for covid-19. we have quarantined 24 officers . 27 total employees, 25 sworn and two non-sworn employees. we have sanitized the location. >> reporter: they are also making strides in the rapid result test for covid-19. they say they are able to perform about 400 per day. they say that will be critical going. they are asking people who live in san francisco to continue to follow the state home order. that will be key to saving lives. san francisco, christian captain, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> health officials and school superintendents from six bay area counties said today that school closures will be extended through at least m

st. francis memorial hospital. >>> take a look. this tangled mess. disinfectant wipes, baby wipes, paper towels. these are things that too many of us are flushing down the toilets. this happens to be in the peninsula, but it's happening everywhere. the city of millbrae posted this photo on twitter to show people how it could clog the sewer system and cause backups. the cityern was this is something that we do not want to have happen, so, please, throw that stuff in the trash. >> please. >> period. >>> coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> but, first, we're talking about how our every day lives changed during the coronavirus pandemic. thanks to abc 7 news viewers across the bay area. ♪ ♪ ♪ for people with heart failure taking entresto, entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema,

st. francis memorial hospital. >>> inspired by videos of italians singing from their balkaeba balconies ag decided to raise their voices to show their unity. abc 7 news reporter jr stone has that story. ♪ ♪ this land is my land from california to the new york islands ♪ >> they were singing to feel good in cool, crisp, san francisco on wednesday. >> we just thought we would play here in the plaza and get everybody out on the balconies and have a little sing along. >> reporter: and they did just that at opera plaza in san francisco near city hall. some came outside but did so socially distanced. six feet away from anyone else. >> this land was made for you and me. >> reporter: others took to the balconies dreaming, dancing, recorder and one opera singer high on a balcony giving everyone a little more than just "this land is my land." ♪ >> she did a gershwin solo and it was just, totally a cappella just wonderful. i think a lot of people were really moved by that. >> reporter: moved and inspired to see that they are not alone. everyone together during the song and during these challenging ti

st. francis hospital director of men's health. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, melissa.make of the different way people are behaving. there is still five hour line at disney, a place would think majorly impacted by coronavirus, you are in such proximity, you have the opportunity to go. other people are saying there is crone korean in my town. in new york, for example, maybe i should pull my keds out of school. what is the right amount of caution? >> we need to be really smart about this. we need to be vigilant and pay attention. the worst thing that can happen is panic and fear. it is panic of unknown, because a lot of times people like the cdc and government, basically they're not giving always clear information because this virus sometimes behaves very different than what we used to know. when they don't have all the information they panic. in the field of prostate cancer they panic and fear. same thing with the virus. need to look at the statistics, melissa. if you look at pandemic, a lot of scientists are not calling this a real pandemic because we see it in3 countri

st. francis cabrini, making plans to visit the shrine of our lady of mount carmel in middle ton and our ladyd i just want to pray with and for our people, hopefully i know those prayers will be effective, but i'm hoping the example of solidarity and prayer is a good one. i was so touched by gary, your guest right before me, he probably would have been better and encouraging hope than i am. but had he said we can't stay locked up in ourselves, we have got to keep in mind other people, and i would add we have to keep in mind the lord, we need them. to go to him, to trust him, to ask his help, that's always effective, especially during the adversity we're going through. >> very quickly, we're almost out of time. i know you have a 91-year-old mom in assisted living. how is she doing? >> she's doing fine. you're kind to ask. she's a little lonely because the assisted she's in is on lockdown. she said i'm safe, we got our meals, i got company here, not bad. >> timothy cardinal dolan, we appreciate your words and your message this morning as well. >> we appreciate you, alisyn. thank you for keeping

st. francis memorial hospital. >>> and happening right now, san jose mayor sam liccardo is about to host a town hall on facebook. we're awaiting that right now. he is joined by a doctor to talk about mental health and how people can cope with all of this. you can watch this live stream on our website, abc7news.com and we'll also be monitoring it ourselves. we'll have highlights later in our newscast. >>> and today we learned that most bay area schools will stay closed until may. it's been less than ten days since the shutdown to stop the spread of the coronavirus. we have team coverage looking at the impact of all of this. abc7 news reporter kris reyes is in the south bay. but let's go first to the east bay and abc7 news reporter laura anthony. laura? >> well, hi, dan. this was a joint decision made by public health and school officials this morning in six bay area counties. they are accepting the reality that reopening these schools any time soon is not in everyone's best interests. >> this is not an easy situation for anybody. >> like hundreds more in the bay area, oakland schools like

st. francis memorial hospital. >>> san jose police are looking for man behind a disturbing attack last weekend on the stairs of communication hill. it involved a woman simply asking another runner for a little social distance, as we're all being asked to do. abc7 news reporter julian glover has the story. >> what is wrong with people. >> runners taking on the mountain of steps here at communications hill reacting to an eight-second video of a woman being assaulted by what appears to be a family last week. >> to assault someone over that? that guy's got bigger problems than a virus. >> in the video we can't show you as we wait to hear from the victim, you can hear and see a man coughing in the victim's direction and a loud thud. according to san jose police, the victim, a 5'2" woman said after she was coughed on she was hit in the head. and all she did was ask another runner for six feet of space. >> that's not cool. that's definitely not right. i have yet see anything like that over here. >> the victim posted the video on the next door app. she said she is clueless as to why asking for space i

st. francis yacht clubs and the green area that could also be flooded. now, i will talk about the key findings related to recreation and park open spaces. this chapter detailed information on focusing on parks, playgrounds, marinas, recreation fields and trails. here are a few maps showing the information we collected for those facilities. these maps show city parks, playgrounds and recreation areas managed through the rec and parks department, office of community investment and infrastructures. we also have a map of trails affected on the right. for earring asset there is detailed information on the vulnerability and the asset person manently inundated. a few highlights from the open space chapter with sea level rise and coastal storm surge, many parks including india, embarcadero and open spaces provide recreation activities in already underserved communities would become unavailable to residents and visitors. the marinas has green and the yacht hash borcould be backed or become inaccessible due to floodings. >> some would not have room to be relocated

st. francis homelessness challenge. 180 jones, just the name of it, elicits such love in my heart and mind and you might wonder why. that's because we've spent hundreds of hours there with our organization when supervisor haney and someone from st. anthony's told us maybe we could use that site as an interim use. we started to do the work at the site and engaged with the sheltered, unsheltered, and housed neighbors around that area doing that work, hundreds of hours. i don't know if you know we did an r.f.p. process, did everything we were asked to do. the mayor's office made the decision to stop that process at the very last minute and put in this project. now, that's egregious, that's terrible planning. everyone here agrees. that was the mayor's office. that wasn't department of public health, health right, glide, it was the mayor's office. now, you would think, oh, they took the place where you were trying to do your work, a safe, organized space at no cost to the city, by the way. ours was fully funded and we wanted to activate it months ago, talk about crisis. the mayor's office decid

some italians maybe even many italians found some solace perhaps on friday when we saw pope francis go to st peter's square and give this prayer to help those that are suffering and to pray for an end to this pandemic it was very dramatic those images of rain pouring on what was a n.t. seem peter's square and the pope francis standing in the middle prayed for this at the same time it's those health care workers that i the front line fighting this battle will so fall $46.00 days and die as a result of covert 19 and boldin 6000 health care workers are infected and they are the ones of course on the front lines of the pandemic synagogue to force in rome thank you for reporting. on the world health organization says norway and spain will be the 1st countries to start testing drugs to fight to cope and 19 and health officials are testing for medicines considered to offer the most promise in combat in this new disease spain is the 2nd worst hit country in the world after italy on friday spain saas highest one day rise of virus it tallies but more than $770.00 people dying in 24 hours. of burial in

some italians maybe even many italians found some solace perhaps on friday when we saw pope francis go to st peter's square and give this prayer to help those that are suffering and to pray for an end to this pandemic it was very traumatic those images of rain on what was a n.-t. simpy to swear in the pope francis standing in the middle prayed for this at the same time it's those health care workers there are the frontlines fighting this battle will so far $46.00 doctors have died as a result of cold it 19 and more than 6000 health care workers are infected and they are the ones of course on the front lines of the pandemic sima go to for us in rome thank you for your porn. here's a look now at some of the latest developments on the corner virus pandemic chancellor angela merkel's chief of staff says germany will not loosen restrictions on public life before april 20th at the earliest sri lankan police have arrested thousands for violating a countrywide curfew they are meant to can train contain the spread of the virus and the world health organization says norway and spain will be the 1st co

some italians maybe even many italians found some solace perhaps on friday when we saw pope francis go to st peter's square and give this prayer to help those that are suffering it too prayed for an end to this pandemic it was very dramatic those images of rain pouring on what was an empty simpy to swear in the pope francis standing in the middle prayed for this at the same time it's those health care workers there are the front lines fighting this battle will so far $46.00 does have die as a result of covert 19 and more than 6000 health care workers are infected and they are the ones of course on the front lines of the pandemic sima got to force in rome thank you for your reporting or spain is the 2nd worst hit country in the world after italy on friday spain saw its highest one day rise in virus fatalities with more than 770 people dying in 24 hours more than 16000 people have been confirmed to have covered 19 and nearly 15 percent of them or health care workers on the front lines of the bat. a burial in hazmat suits. thousands of victims of the outbreak in spain. hospital staff in madrid

st. francis memorial hospital, merchants, the reading elementary school, parent and teacher council, theocal faint, lgbtq and communities that have been highly engaged and i really want to thank and acknowledge mayor breed's administration, particularly andre's powers, as well as our real estate division under andrico pennick and thank you mr. fewer, my staff and all of you for your tireless efforts and last but not least, craig young and the team at tidewater, doing the improvements and i think this is a model for future sites, 75 beds tailored to an at-risk population and true navigation services on site. i have to doubt that it will transform lives and i'm looking forward to welcoming the center's first residents at the end of this year. thank you, mr. president, for indulge me. >> supervisor hainey. >> thank you, president yee. i wanted to quickly commend you, supervisor peskin, and your staff for extraordinary work and leadership on this. i know, you've been, as you said have been pushing and looking and demanding a site and you found one and you organized to get them to accept it a