why that site may never see a patient. >>> a declining situation at k areas around the bay area, hear from former employee of the hayward nursing home were nine people have died from the coronavirus . >>> temporarily banning cars on residential streets, find out which areas in oakland will be off-limits to vehicles and why. . >> this is mornings on 2. >>> good morning to you, let's take a look outside. there is the golden gate bridge, looking beautiful this morning with gray skies and son coming our way and a little bit of wind and you take a look at the flag flowing gently. as we have seen for days and days on end traffic is light moving in and out of san francisco. good morning to you, welcome to mornings on 2 on saturday, april 11, i'm claudine wong . >>> i'm frank mallicoat, let's check in with the weather i think easter might be a good day . >>> yes, it's a nice weekend when it comes to at least being able to get into the backyard and celebrate with festivity with temperatures even a bit warmer than what we expect for a bay area saturday. . it to cloudy start to the day for most

here's a look at some of that video that's coming out from the area. severe tropical cyclone named harold made landfall monday in vanuatu. it caused debris to be flying and damaged some trees as well. no injuries or deaths have been reported due to the storm in the country, but it did kill at least 27 people in the solomon islands last week. back in 2015, cyclone pan hit vanuatu as a category 5 storm, but you know what, this is pretty serious for those living there because not only are they dealing with this storm, there's also the state of emergency due to the coronavirus for the residents there. now, severe tropical cyclone harold is actually a category 5 storm. it's powerful and will continue to be in the area and eventually make its way down toward the south and east. it's packing winds of 220 kilometers per hour, and this storm will continue to make its way south and west towards fiji, expected to move right south of there. so maybe not as much in terms of the rain, but the winds and also the waves are things you have to look out for. now, vanuatu,

in the bay area we have more than 279 cases. with over 2000 in the bay area. say the united states should be doubling the coronavirus testing over the next two weeks. ramping up testing is only going to help in the step-by- step efforts to reopen the country. as of right now the u.s. is completing almost 2 million tests a week. >>> drive the testing sites will open tomorrow morning. the testing will take place at the alimony care facility. it will be open monday through friday beginning at 9 am and open until 5 pm. testing is only available to those that live in the tri- valley area near livermore and duncan. those asking to be tested must also have at least one of the following symptoms or conditions, you must have a fever above 100 degrees. shortness of breath or respiratory symptoms, recent exposure or suspected exposure to the virus itself, chronic medical condition like diabetes or heart disease, or you must be 65 years old or older. >>> in san francisco, researchers are teaming up with local public health and community leaders to give out the goal here.

works into the bay area. ic northwest, high pressure firmly in control of our weather pattern. now it is being pushed just a little bit, to the south. with that we will get the onshore breeze back a little bit, a little bit of fog and cloud cover. and we will get cooler temperatures as well. there is a view of where we are seeing some rain and snow . areas like washington and oregon. northern california quite a bit of cloud cover, but for us we are on the southern fringe of it. that is why you see this high clouds sweeping over the bay area. and will continue to do so at times throughout the weekend. also helping to bring the low clouds and fog back to our areas, sing some of half moon bay. there is a view at the afternoon where the north bay will get back to high clouds that will bring you the soft sunlight for the second part of your afternoon. temperatures this morning already off to a warm start. 66 in novato for the inner east bay, 70 degrees reported in walnut creek and around the base 64 oakland, 64 sfo

there's 3,600 in the bay area. in california, 13,000 people have been diagnosed with the virus, with 350 deaths. nationwide, more than 300,000 cases, and more than 9,600 deaths. >>> your money, the stock market has been hit hard. but u.s. stock futures rose tonight. optimism for wall street as the country prepares for a difficult week. futures are up 800 points right now. >>> a cause that ended in tragedy. a south san francisco man with covid-19 died after being taken off a cruise ship in miami. his wife and family in mourning. sergio quintana has been tracking the story for the last few days and has developments. >> reporter: 71-year-old wilson ma had wanted to visit machu picchu for years. a six-week cruise with his wife started out like a dream come true. >> i'm excited about this. >> reporter: this is video his daughter shared. in a facebook post about his death this morning, the family wrote, we are beyond heartbroken and will miss our father dearly. wilson ma was taken to the hospital when "the coral princess"

and as they saw cases mount in the bay area, they believed that the san francisco bay area, northern california, was on the same disastrous path that overwhelmed the hospital in italy. seeing that, seeing the case numbers rise, and realizing what that could mean in terms of the contagiousness of the virus and the death rate, in what will go down in history as a land mark moment in this time, in this crisis, sarah cody got together with her colleagues from six other bay area counties and they made a decision, what seemed like an incredibly radical, even shocking decision at the time but which is now obviously the model for what we ought to have done sooner and for what it's so incredible that some states still haven't done. >> today we stand together to announce additional legal orders that will apply to all seven jurisdictions covering silicon valley and the core of the bay area region. these new orders direct all individuals to shelter at their place of residence and maintain social distancing of at least six feet from any other person when outside their residence. >> that was the fi

no major delays on the bay area bridges. if you are traveling in a high- profile vehicle a wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge. be careful as you had across the bridge. we will keep a close eye on that. other than that things are moving nicely and no toll takers at the bay area bridges. you will get a bill at a later date. if you plan on heading into san francisco, for parking, street cleaning will not be enforced. residential permit parking not enforced. 72 hour parking towing limits are not in force. parking meters are in force. also mass transit, check the schedule. most agencies are on a reduced or modified schedule. there have been scheduled changes so things look different as far as the routes for some of the mass transit agencies. ac transit, we cure for caltrans . many metro stations closed with the exceptions of those that connect to bart. express lanes are open so you can utilize all lanes including carpool lanes for 237 and 80 and 680. >>> good morning. we are starting off the day with clear skies and chilly

the big problem is in rural areas served by the large companies in the country. verizon, those companies. they do not receive that kind of reimbursement to serve rural areas and they do not have the incentive to make the investment as a results. something needs to be done to address the service -- broadband service to rural areas served by the large companies where there is no federal subsidy or a assistance in order to encourage the delivery of the infrastructure that is necessary in those areas. so, i think if we look at those things, one, how to get investment in broadband, number two, how to simplify all of the requirements, and three, how to provide the regulatory relief -- i think some of these waivers becoming permanent and other regulatory structure changes will do a lot to help the rural areas. >> would anyone else like to weigh in on that before we move on? ok. focusport recommendations heavily on stabilizing rural on a temporary basis to give them the opportunity to transform into other kinds of models that best meet the needs of the community. why do w

he says he believes his vision is among the first in the area. check ucf researchers have come up with community partners to test people in seven cisco's mission district. the free covid testing and to better understand how the virus affects the ltinex community and others. we have details. >> reporter: is a small area, just 16 square city box with this testing don't has a big impact on the ltinex community. >> we are a community that has been collected and ignored. >> reporter: ucs f, the latino test for for covid-19 and san francisco department for public health loss free coronavirus testing in the city's mission district. anyone who lives and works in the area, from cesar chavez to 23rd street and south bend to harrison street may be eligible. >> i live around the block and i haven't children forever now and if i want to know one way or the other -- >> reporter: this area was chosen because it is the second most densely populated census tract in the city. it also has the highest density of ltinx people . organizers say this is one of many possi

they've set place to keep nonresidents out of the area. >>> we continue to highlight how the bay areais proving that we are better together. >> yeah, warriors superstar steph curry taking time out of his day to video chat with some local nurses. >> hello. >> hey. >> hey steph. >> how are you doing. >> i'm good, how are you. >> i'm great. >> shelby delaney and her coworkers crowded around her cell phone today to get a glimpse of the basketball star. curry thanked those nurses for their work during this difficult time and even gave them some advice on how to keep strong. >> i never claim to have it all the way right or perfect, but the thing is to control what you can control. i told my two and 7-year-old this morning i ma a little poster, i said control your attitude, your behavior, your words and your actions. >> one pleasoton man got a special surprise. eporter: dozens of people drove up to celebrate josh kapal's birthday. it was orchestrate bid his loving wife who wanted this birthday one to remember. >>> head to our website kpix.com for more stories showing how we are better togeth

leaders say, and also vast. >>> and another testing site opening up right here in the bay area, why there are none like it anywhere else in the world. good morning, everyone, it is april 20th, i am michelle griego. >> good morning to you. hopefully you had a wonderful week wind. let's check your forecast with mary lee. some showers out there for folks this morning. >>> some sprinkles, spotty showers and spots. picking up 107 inch of rain, st aspnkles with e ak pushing through. let's get right to high def doppler, you can see a few showers, spotty showers, sprinkles this morning and zooming in near concord, antioch as well as for san ramon, little bit of sprinkles as we start off the day. most of this not even reaching the ground as we had through our day looking at mostly cloudy skies and cool below average daytime highs. the clouds along the coast and right around the bay, 59 san francisco, 66 for san jose. we will talk about a warming trend as we go through the week. details on that coming up. gianna?>>> take a look at the roadways right now, we've got a broken down big rig.

well, what happens once the stay-at-home orders are lifted. nbc bay area's melissa colorado takes a look at the impact reviving the economy they have on our, we have on our planet. >> photographers from around the world have shot the golden gate bridge from just about every angle. but it was scott oher of san francisco who whipped out his iphone and captured this iconic shot. >> the coyote kind of scampered down to the beach, and i kind of backed up, and gave it some room. >> a rare natural moment, made possible by the bay area's stay-at-home order. >> it has been really cool seeing stories of wildlife taking back the wilderness, and taking back the world. >> the coronavirus pandemic has put the breaks on modern society. giving our planet the chance to breathe. with less cars clogging our roads, how much cleaner is our air? the bay area air quality management district used a model that estimates traffic is down by 70%. carbon dioxide emissions are down by 26%. nitrogen dioxide dropped by 38%. fine particulates in the air which we often find in wildfire smoke

area. that means traveling -- bigger shortage in the mental health area. that means traveling long distances. the des moines register article i alluded to earlier highlighted significant growth in mental health services via broadband and not just mental health services as we often think of them but also things like family counseling. we are sheltering in place now strainsind some of the of family life can be exacerbated during this time. having access to counseling services via telehealth makes a lot of sense and also gives real help to a lot of people. i think one of the things this that thes is communication services that can be available in rural areas can deliver a lot of terrific benefits. that would include in the mental health area. downthink we are getting to the last five minutes here. maybe the best thing to do is to let everybody make any final comments, and then i will close it out since we are just about out of time. >> absolutely. we would love to have your final comments, panelists. if there is something in particular you would love to see du

they marched down the street clearing the area. some in the crowd were angry and said that this show of police force was not necessary. >>> time is 6:35. starting today the changes are coming. san francisco international airport at the international terminal because of a major drop in travellers because of the coronavirus. ktvu sarah is working from home and back with us now with msh information on this. good morning, sarah. >> good morning, dave. sfo is making changes to the flight schedules since january because of the coronavirus. now, the airport is taking a big step to consolidate the resources. starting today, all of the international flights will use a singsle concourse. on average, less than 12 flights per day have been departing from the boarding area a and supporting area a is going close and that's a1 to a15. all international flights will depart from the boarding area g. it's g1 to g14. international flights have been reduced by about 62%, so the airport is consolidating the resources to get through this time. one securi

notice the bay area sunday, not a lot of change. or sunday with temperatures in the mid-60s around the bay, upper 60s inland. monday we have a possibility of scattered showers moving in but tuesday we're drying out, warming up. mid-70s are in the forecast inland tuesday and wednesday. back to you. >>> coming up, we now know the home of one of the best college publish players ever, and how the wnba paid tribute to kobe bryant's daughter and her two teammates, when we come back. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you c

this is us in the bay area. down in l.a. and the big clust ner new york and you can even see down in miami. now, look at the updated map, this is from today, and this is in red now, overall, the cases there, overall, the same trend. the west coast, fairing a little bit better, than what we see in the east coast, and even parts of the midwest. overall, we have now more than 330,000 cases reported nationwide. the death toll, more than 10,000 people. >>> san francisco is ramping up covid-19 testing for its front line workers and first responders. the new drive-through, walk-through testing site opened at pier 30 this morning and dozens of first responders took advantage of the quick process by appointment and the city says it can handle 200 employees per day by the end of the week. >> access to the expanded testing means that front line staff who have become infected can be identified earlier and give the care that they need, get the care that they need. it means that front line workers currently in quarantine, but are not infec

. >>> here in the bay area, a family is demanding an investigation of a hayward nursing home accused of keeping family members in the dark about a deadly outbreak. jackie ward is live in hayward with the details. jackie? >> reporter: we first introduced you to a this family on friday. now with the support of a self rights attorney, they're asking how gateway runs and is operated. they say they are also here to support the families and patients still receiving treatment. >> i didn't gateway have masks? >> reporter: this is just one of many scotts scott ask his mother have for the way get away was and continues to operate. they are calling for an investigation and filed a complaint with the state department of public health. their 88-year-old father and husband passed a way from the coronavirus earlier this month. none of his family members were able to speak to him the four days prior to his death. >> he was compassionate. he was good. and he was kind. and always fought for what was right for everyone, regards of the cost, and this is why we're here. >> there could not be one more pers

there were in many people for the small area. they were concerned that people were not wearing masks or practicing social distancing. >> it was total mayhem. yesterday, and it was busier friday. i would over 100 people on the beach. we just really want this virus to go away as fast as possible. and thatth happening. >> now the downtown area along water front has been packed as well. police shut down city's parking lot today. we will told that will continue every weekend and holiday. they posted a soign as you ente sausalito, the parking is for residents only. the crowds are putting them at risk. we will tell you why ahead. we are live in sauce lead ta. i'm roz plater. >>> east bay cities are linking up with stanford health care to offer drive testing for the coronavirus. it is open for people in pleasanton, livermore and b dublin. you have to lynn in one of those cities and be 10 years of age and older. other ways, if you have a fever over 100 and have a compromis immune symptom. you harespiratory symptoms. they will test up too 1

and as they saw cases mount in the bay area, they believed that the san francisco bay area, northern california, was on the same disastrous path that had overwhelmed the hospitals in italy. and seeing that and seeing their case numbers rise and realizing what this would mean in terms of the contagiousness of this virus and its death rate, in what will go down in history as a landmark moment in this time, in this crisis, sara cody got together with her colleagues from six other bay area counties, and they made a decision, what seemed like an incredibly radical, even shocking decision at the time, but which is now obviously the model for what we ought to have done sooner and for what it's so incredible that some states still haven't done yet. >> today we stand together to announce additional legal orders that will apply to all seven jurisdictions covering silicon valley and the core of the bay area region. these new orders direct all individuals to shelter at their place of residence and maintain social distancing of at least six feet from any other person when outside their residence.

courses around the sacramento area say they've seen quite the spike in visitors particularly bay area golfers who now account for about 30% of business. >> they are thci >> courses in plasser county were recently allowed to reopen under new safety guidelines that esodistancing. >>> another victim to the shelter in place order in our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the bay area restaurant calling it quits after decades in business. >>> even as some other states are reopening, the city of san francisco is doubling down and shutting down streets to battle coronavirus. >>> let's take another live look outside, this time at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is 6:25 on this tuesday morning, we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. z3v4lz zi0z y3v4ly yi0y >>> live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> right now on kpix 5 and stream

a little something to refresh the bay area. also start out with some rain here but it's mostly been in the north bay where we've seen the showers adding up to a little bit of something as we get a closer look as it moves across parts of marin, southern sonoma county and over to solano county that also extends into the east bay. as we go into the rest of the morning we're also going to see those rain chances in the south bay as well. so for the most part we're looking at the rain moving through this morning. for the rest of the day a mix of sun and clouds, and our temperatures will be mild reaching into the upper 50s near the coast. and some low to mid-60s for the inland areas. so this is slightly cooler than normal thanks to the cloud cover and the mornings with the rain. we are going to have warming temperatures in the forecast as high pressure builds. it's going to cause our temperatures to warm up. and so as we go through at least the middle to end of the week we're going to get a big boost in our temperatures but it also con

. >>> icu cases in the bay area hit a low for the month. the chronicle is reporting that there are currently 161 coronavirus patients in intensive care. the number of overall hospitalizations is also down in the bay area. 369 people are currently in the hospital. >>> maryland and breeds had getting personal protection equipment >>> it is not as simple as clicking a mouse. we are now joint live with more on the ppe challenge. >> i spoke with the doctor on the front lines as well as a volunteer for a group that tries to buy ppe in china and bring it here and donated. it is very difficult to come by and it is still in great demand. on face the nation, mayor london pre-blamed the supply issue. >> this is a federal coordinated effort. >> it is difficult. we are purchasing things from china. >> a coalition of chinese americans purchasing and donating ppe locally. the group said it is not just about sourcing equipment, it is getting supplies that meet standards. they learn the hard way when they donate masks. >> china is using k and 95. many hospi

>>now at 5 the next month of shelter in place is going to look a little bit different here in the bay area health officials are easing some restrictions and letting some businesses returned to work. thank you so much for joining us tonight at 5 i'm justine waldman today the shelter-in-place order that impacts most of the bay area was officially extended through may 31st. authorities have relaxed some parts of the order due to the progress that we've made in slowing the spread of the coronavirus but they also caution that any return to normal must be done gradually. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live with details on exactly what will be changing starting on monday dropped. >>that's right just in the new order largely keeps the existing order in place certain outdoor activities those deemed very low risk will be allowed beginning on monday. but there are some strings attached here there is a a set of so-called a indicators that will be used to guide you any further easing of restrictions, let's take a look. >>the sound of construction may herald a first step toward a resumption of bu

we're going to try to get into the of this area. to get into the heart of this area. we do not know what we expect to find. what is at stake with this whole trip that we're doing? why is this so important? we are in a race against time to protect this biodiversity from disappearing. we have rapid deforestation. we see how we are losing this forest very quickly and ourjob is to get an understanding about the diversity of these resources as well as their importance. in 2016, the colombian government signed a peace deal with the farc rebels. for more than half a century, civil war actually slowed the pace of deforestation. but now remote tracts of land have opened up. farmers, loggers, and miners are scrambling for resources. colombia is now reportedly losing 3,000 square kilometres of forest every year. we are travelling to an area famous for its emerald mines, western boyaca. this is a bittersweet journey for me. this could be the last time that i could see this forest. if i come back in ten years, this forest could be gone. colombia

and for the essential workers coming through this area, thank you for what you do. we have a live interview with bart, and we will pause on the recorded sound bite. what can you tell us about what is happening right now? >> we did a switch we were talking about a few moments ago. last night the construction crews got a lot of work done. the southbound traffic on 101 is driving on a brand-new road built yesterday. we will tear down the 101 line, the actual southbound bridge, and we will build a one. >> reporter: did you say that would finish early? >> we are hesitant to say that but things are going very well right now. >> reporter: that was a live update out here. this starts right now and chp will be out here in force. they want you certainly to keep this down to 30 miles an hour. it will be confusing, but keep it slow. life from san francisco, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> we have breaking news with the park fire that broke out at 2:45 this morning near the lomita park elementary school just across from the 101 and san francisco airport. everybody was evacuated to the build

to inspect homes. >> new warnings from the bay area police about scammers and frauds trying to capitalize on the coronavirus case. and why the white house the medical community are going head-to- head over a drug that president trump says may be the key to treating covid 19. this is a live look at traffic and this is the bay bridge toll plaza moving easy and there is a little bit of traffic out there, sal castaneda keeping an eye on that and he will join us later with this morning's edition of traffic jams coming up here on mornings on 2 . as we work to get through these times together, you may not be thinking about blood donation, but blood is needed to save the lives of people who are sick with a range of illnesses. it's easy and safe to give. if you are in good health, please donate. we need heroes now. visit red cross blood dot org to schedule an appointment. >> welcome back, today san francisco supervisors will debate an emergency ordinance requiring at least 1000 hotel rooms be used to shelter the homeless during the crisis that is a change f

and here in the bay area. eport on the steps local leaders are taking to prepare us for the possible surge in cases. >>> plus, the bay area entering week four of a shelter in place. still ahead we ask a behavioral and developmental expert what families of children can do to manage some of the stress of being stuck inside. >>> but first many in the bay area are stepping up to help over the weekend. many of you answered that call. we are proud to announce that we raised $250,000 from viewers like you and we thank you for that generosity. 6:27. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay" on this monday morning, april 6. let's get a look at wall street. the markets opening right now. the dow is up. we'll have more of that and the futures later for you. now we'll get to laura for the very latest. >>> that's right. we're hoping things can turn around. thanks for joining us. we start with a grim warning. >> the next week will be our pearl harbor moment, our 9/11 moment, the

the area. wn to monterey and then 32 up to lake perth and then fog and livermore and then 41 redwood city and fremont. that's the line and could be some pretty good showers within that and making the move to the santa cruz mountains and highway 1 as well. the second system is too far offshore and that's close enough and the air is very cold. look for more showers popping up after today. things will start to calm down. let's go over to sal now and see if there's anything new going on. good morning, sir. >>> right now we do have mostly good traffic. and there was a crash involved a pick up. they have to get someone out of the pick up. the fire department had to extract the person. three say that this area is known for people going fast. it's unclear if the speed caused the wreck or not. this is a good area to avoid. the rest of the commute is starting off well. it's 5:31. let's go back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you, sal. >>> the number of confirmed cases of covid-19 here in the bay are

. >>> we know you have a lot of questions about the bay area stay-at-home orders. san francisco mayor said they see positive signs while the bay area shelters in place. let's talk more about this and get your questions answered. joining us live is the public information officer from marin county layne hendricks. how are you doing? thank you so much for making the time for us. >> thanks for having me on, kristin. it's great to join you. you know, we're doing what we can like the rest of the bay area to adjust to this unprecedented health crisis. as you can see, i normally would be meeting you from our emergency operation center, but even our emergency managers have opted to go virtual. so what we're doing is to try to be as flexible as we can and practice what we preach in terms of staying at home and physical distancing like we're asking our residents to do in terms of responding to covid-19. >> let's talk about the situation in marin county. your cases, your caseload, and also the number of deaths comparatively low compared to the rest of the bay area. but it has g

near the downtown area just east of guadalupe park. according to the red cross a total of 16 people will not be able to return to their homes some significant damage to those buildings, so, the red cross is trying to help them out this morning, find a place to live. we are going to stay on top of this. back to you. >>> they just announced it is extending its shelter and homework are through april 30th and about 24 hours, napa county will become the ninth in the bay area to extend. >>> also happening today, nurses at uc san francisco medical center mission bay are calling for action saying they don't have the protective gear that they need to treat covid- 19 patients. katie nielsen joining us live from san francisco with more details this morning. katie.>> reporter: just about an hour, the nurses will be here at the entrance to ucsf mission bay demanding more masks come i protection and gallons. it is something that is playing out across the bay area, nurses up the medical center in daily center are also planning a protest at noon today

you can see homes are in the area there. that is interstate 580 off to the right. it's a pretty populated area. the girl was transported to oakland children's hospital. she has nonlife-threatening injuries. officers on the scene are working with the california department of fish and wildlife right now. that park n a precaution. the animal nowhere to be found. back to you. >>> a look at our top stories at 15:30, the san mateo event center is set up to provide extra help in the event of a contra costa patient surge 250 beds have been set up to take on potential overflow from the area hospitals. they are still looking for volunteers to help out if needed. >>> the governor said there could be thousands of icu beds

the bay area tomorrow you're ing to already start to feel some of thewarmer temperatures around the bayrea's highpressure starts to build and that will be sign things to come outside right now the clouds begin apart just a bit as weak weather scattered light showers out there but things. >>begin settle down overnight tonight that will be re so as we head through the night. still some low clouds and fog along thecoastline and early tomorrow morning. but then that gives way with more of a northerly wind some sunshine even along th coast as we head toward the ternoon so looking pret good by wednesday, another weak system cls far northern california, we're just going to see a few clouds come our way maybe justlike the cool things down especially near the coastline. let's get you out the forecast for today kind of medium and higon and off throughout the week is well everything blooming now with all the sunshine begin to show up and those warmer temperatures will be ready. you have little snile and sneeze coming around the bay area with higher allergies higher pollen count. expected temperatu

the virus in the bay area. governor gavin newsom is calling for more to be done where testing is concerned. >> let me just acknowledge on the outset, that the testing space has been a challenging one for us. i own that i have a responsibility as her governor to do better and to do more testing in the state of california.>> across california, more than 126,000 people have been tested and the governor has now set up a statewide task force geared toward boosting testing capacity. it's going to work with laboratories across california.>>> governor gavin newsom's office has set up a new website where people can donate medical supplies to support the state's response to the pandemic. some bay area police officers are now handing out citations for violations of the shelter in place order. we talked to an 86-year-old man who is believed to be the first to get a ticket in san francisco.>> reporter: the rain has kept a lot of people home this weekend. but still, not everybody is complying with the health order. calling th

, and the other area isoommates who both tested negative. >> supplies of masks and other protective equipment have been sent to the facility and staff are being monitored for symptoms. the health department is investigating reports of covid- 19 cases at other senior citizen facilities in the county but won't name the sites until the investigation is completed. >>> san francisco police are now issues citations for those who violate the shelter-in- place order. the police chief says most people are following the rules but a handful of people are learning to follow the order the hard way. >> if we have to go back, we're not going to ask twice. we have had to cite a business in the last 24 hours, and we have cited individuals in the last 24 hours. >> the policy for san francisco police has people focused on education instead of enforcement during the early days of the lockdown. the now-empty streets have created new opportunities for vandals. this video shows a man targeting a mexican restaurant in the mission d

sounds like we're getting rain in certain areas of the bay area. just a little bit. t's check in with steve. >>> yeah, just a little bit. the system did give the heaviest showers. not a lot to this system. this is the

you will see clouds move into the bay area around the day. this forecast model keeps the shower threat to the south but it's something to be watching through tomorrow afternoon. thursday, definitely more clouds and then by 3:00, still some clouds, so it looks like a mostly cloudy thursday with the chance of a lingering isolated shower across the south bay and mountain area as well. through the weekend we will be talking about the full forecast in a few minutes. we are talking about a big-time warm-up headed our way and we will have your updated five-day coming up in a few minutes.>>> coming up here on the 4, even with a statewide stay-at-home order, the wisconsin primary is still taking place today. up next we will show you the scene at the polls for voters who were forced to leave their homes. >>> be sure to tune in tonight for an all-new episode of the resident at eight followed by empire at nine. then join frank and julie for the 10 and 11:00 news right here on ktvu. >>> more than a dozen states have delayed their primaries as a result of

there are now more than 3600 cases here in the bay area. santa clara county has the most with more than 1200 cases. california as a whole has 15,000 cases. that's about 1000 more than yesterday and 349 people have died statewide. in the united states there are now more than 337,000 cases and nearly 10,000 deaths. >> the death toll is expected to jump this week. today the president also announced new measures to try to fight the coronavirus.>> reporter: the federal government implementing new measures to help bolster the country's fight against the coronavirus outbreak as the number of covid-19 cases in the u.s. continues to climb. >> this is an all-out military operation that we've waged. >> president trump in the coronavirus task was delivering an update on the white house, outlining some of the new steps are being taken this week including stockpiling drugs that can help patients who have severe cases. delivering more personal protection equipment to frontline responders. >> that material will be pushed out across the nation, delivered to

our message to the people of the philadelphia area is now more than ever. the practice, the social distancing so that philadelphia. to some extent even pittsburgh. do not have to endure. what other communities before them have had to endure and also this from the top health advisers to the president we always talk about honoring the fallen and i think for every american what we can do now to honor the fallen fallen. >>and given the really their deaths to this just horrible disease to the health care workers that are then front lines trying to save every single one to honor them and to honor our elders and the individuals that we know are at the greatest risk. >>for bad outcomes. we all need to continue to do our work. >>theresa kron 4 news. we're now getting a look at the data that reveals racial disparities and medical outcomes of covid-19 patients in the african american community kron four's haaziq madyun talked with a medical health care provider about underlying health conditions, the coronavirus and the black community. >>according to new statistics re

. >>> we're looking at rain falling over the bay area as the next wave moves through. moderate to heavy rain is expected at times. that is what we are seeing outside right now. let's shift into areas worth highway 101 between morganville and gilroy. some moderate rain is falling. shifting through we can see's emphasis go in san mateo are dry at the moment but there are a few sprinkles possibly coming through. shifting into the northbay we have it trending across the coastline moving into areas like santa rosa and nevada. the east bay is seeing some light rain as well. there were showers today in periods of heavy rain. along with the possibility of thunderstorms. the center of the circulation is a bit closer to the bay area and that will provide us with an unstable weather pattern. we see a timeline of what you can expect the bay area on sunday and the unseasonably cool temperatures and how long this is expected to last. plus snow in the sierra. >>> there now more than 3400 confirmed coronavirus cases here in the bay area. santa clara county has over 1100 cases alone. 39

hardest hit areas include the south of market area. patrol hill and the bayview the city has also released demographic statistics that show the hispanic community in san francisco is reporting the most number of cases they a city says the information on this map though is limited. president says he plans to suspend immigration into the u.s. during the coronavirus pandemic president trump tweeted just over an hour ago in it. he says quote in light of the attack from the invisible enemy, as well as the need to protect the jobs of our great american citizens. i will be signing an executive order to temporarily suspend immigration into the united states. it is unclear how long the suspension could last or exactly how the process would be done. due to the pandemic almost all the said processing by the state department including immigrant visas has been suspended for weeks. tonight, there are more than 2.4 million confirmed cases around the world are also more than a 170,000 reported deaths here in california there are more than 33,000 cases

a lot of kids around the bay area. we know this, haven't been able to play organized sports for nearly two months. but some young soccer players are still learning the game. we'll show you how. anthony flores is next. everyone is working a little differently now. so we can still answer your calls. and we are monitoring our system 24/7 to ensure that we have a fast reliable network, keep the customers connected, and making sure people are staying safe. and we're still on the road. solving critical issues as they arise. ♪ go to xfinity.com/prepare. thank you. >>> a bay area soccer club is not letting the pandemic get in the way of practice. >> you've got to practice, right? they found a great way to come together while staying apart. here's anthony flores. >> reporter: this is how practice used to look like for the san francisco seals. >> you guys keep the ball inside the grid. >> reporter: and this is how it looks now. >> you can go faster than that. your legs should be burning when you're doing this. just coming up with

this is happening in six counties across the bay area. they arealameda, contra costa, marin, san mateo, santa clara, san francisco. all moving to online learning. for some that will be a challenge as low income families struggle to access the proper devices they need to keep up with learning. this is not only playing out in oakland but across the bay . like ravenswood city school district in east palo alto. >> it is an equity issue. distance learning is highlighting the digital divide that already existed but may no >> in oakland, up to 13,000 families arepicking up meals. they will also distribute laptops and wi-fi hotspots to help. $60,000 have been donated. youtube is proud to call san bernardino home. it's been a challenging time for so many. when thesan bruno education foundation reached out with a west to develop tools for student engagement growth and professional development for teachers, we wanted to help. in terms of graduation ceremonies, this time of year that a lot of kids are supposed to be celebrating, school districts plan

let's look at the bay area reported cases. solano county, added 15 more cases today. bringing the total there to 156. almeda, san francisco, and santa clara counties, all have more than 1,000 reported cases. the death toll in the bay area, 185 people. >>> we're also getting new data about who actually is getting sick during the pandemic. we have a demographic breakdown. now, we've been telling you that african-american community is particularly hit hard, and these numbers really show it. california here, in red. you can see, about 7% of the cases, african-american. but they only make up about 6.5% of the actual population. the blue bar over here though is the united states. and you can see, nationwide, african-americans make up 30% of confirmed cases. but they only make up 13% of the entire u.s. population. now, let's talk about whites in california. opposite. they only make up 31% of the cases, in the state, yet they are 72% of the population, and they make up about 76% of the population nationwide. hispanics, latinos, the cases are watched closely, the share of the p

at midnight the second wave of the bay area's shelter at home order takes effect, and this time the guidelines are stricter. seven bay area counties officially extending the order through may 3rd. another 4 1/2 weeks. sonoma county added to the list late this evening. nbc bay area's ian cull is live in morgan hill. ian, more things will soon be off limits. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. you know, many cities have shut down playgrounds already, but now it's going to be around the bay area. maybe looking just like this one in morgan hill. tape around the entire playground so no one can go on it. they're also adding new recreational areas like basketball courts and dog parks. it might already feel like we've been ordered to stay at home for months, but it's only been two weeks. and bay area health officers say it's not enough, extending the order until at least may 3rd. the new rules are more strict. sports that use a ball like soccer or baseball can only be played with members of your household. basketball courts will close. >> trying to get a little bit of exercise and get a little bit out

flattening the curve just yet, cases within the state spiking for the second day, with 239 deaths in the bay area alone. thank you for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. mike will have a look at the traffic in about eight minutes, but first let's start with kari hall andup, right? >> yeah, it was warm yesterday afternoon and it will be warmer today. as we look at martinez, the temperature trend we will start out in the 60s and reach into the 70s by noon, and that's above our normal high temperature. we are heading into the mid-80s for much of the inland east bay as much as the north bay, and this weather will continue and i will have more on the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> there's a massive effort under way to test people for coronavirus in san francisco this morning. today in the bay we have a live look at what that entails. damian? >> leaders across the nation say we can't begin to normalize things without a testing mechanism, and that mechanism arrives this morning in force in san francisco. the event will take place in the mission district and it will be a

. >>> thank you starting today, you have to wear a face mask or covering around the bay area under new, mandatory orders. they cover san francisco, san mateo, contra costa, alameda and marin counties following a similar order in sonoma county last week. enforcement of the new facemasks requirement was announced last week but delayed until today. it was giving people time to buy or make a mask. in county, you have to wearing driving public transportation. violators can be find. whenever you go out, covering your face is recommended but not required. santa clara county strongly encourages everyone to wear face coverings but the county did not issue a health warning or health or that orders you to wear a mask in public. >>> bart police officers will be at the entrances of bart stations and barricades making sure riders, who do not have a mask, do not get on the trains. >> as long as her mouth and nose are covered and they remain covered, you are allowed to ride bart. >> starting today, bart will enforce county health orders requiring face coverings on bart trains or waiting in bart statio

increase pella to 2 other hot spots like the new york area now the new orleans area as well as some of the things that we've seen coming out of >>a doctor halpern. no i would concur being doctor puhl said i'm one of their one additional piece and of a stack of evidence is forced to concern or is a reason why some places like italy and we're york. spike earlier in addition to the fact to their social does seem a little bit later than we did is they are concerned certainly york is in new york's when the most sense this is around you could contrast were sentence which is very dense ends not quite as dense as manhattan. but nonetheless we've not seen scenery something out. served as he could be playing an issue terms of italy. i think it is not a 100% clear. there were some what they call super stretchers italy. we had a number of different social gatherings where they've identified patient 0 who seem to in fact initiation or people i also think that the average age in the area and it leaks is a little bit higher that is integrated area certainly and so the surrounding area and the reall

and showers off the coast trying to sweep through the bay area specifically in the north bay and san francisco peninsula but unfortunately we have a very dry atmosphere so most of that rain is about parading before it hits the ground also known as berg of the future cast for is going to show the storm trying to make its way into the bay area but we could actually see some possible severe weather for those of you in the north bay by around monday afternoon a lot of instability with this upcoming storm or in my full forecast in just a few minutes candidate effected. >>a reset you know if you get a text message saying that you've come into contact with someone who tested positive for covid-19 don't click. the link officials are now warning about scam messages like that that have been circulating this one says that you have been exposed to the coronavirus provides a link you can click to get more information but again don't click on it. officials say medical providers will not send you a text message like that the ftc says that it has collected more than 20,000 complaints from all 50

people in the bay area making a difference in their communities during the pandemic today, it is the south bay school catering company called my green lunch, that company lost business, one schools closed of course but then it went into partnership with santa clara county. it is now given out 5500 free meals to the homeless elderly sick first responders that struck the bay area. the company is hoping to serve 60,000 meals during shelter-in-place orders. and you can spot like somebody making a difference in your community we've got a section on our web site called kron 4 heroes you can fill out a quick form letter snow about who you're nominating the pages on our website kron 4 dot com. virus myths of course they continue to circulate today. reporter steve spray shot looks up the claim that microwaving your mail can kill the virus. when it comes its people love to cite pseudoscience and here's one that's been cooked up. >>based on a misunderstanding of technology. here's the myth you need to microwave your mail to kill the covid-19 virus. now some people are concerned their mail might