coming up at 7:00, we'll hear more from pacifica p.d. about what their enforcement plans might or might not be. >> as this pandemic continues and we are mostly confined our homes, mental health professionals are seeing an increase in anxiety and isolation, but there are several free resources available for people across the bay area. jackie ward is live in san francisco with more. jackie? >> reporter: liz, 17 people have died from the coronavirus in san francisco so far, and sadly 12 people have taken their own lives from march 1st of this time until today. that's four type morse than this same period last year. john paul said he has suffered from depression for years but this past week was one of the hardest he's had during this pandemic. >> well, i was stir crazy, but aren't we all? [ laughter ] >> reporter: like everyone else, he has been confined to his home for weeks, which doesn't help those feeling of isolation and darkness that people with depression may already battle on a daily basis. >> a lot of negativity. a lot of, like, up

the city of pacifica set its officers issued more than 400 citations. >> reporter: in san mateo county tuesday surfers were looking for the perfect wave, easily keeping their distance. the same cannot be said for orinda capturing waves against miles of picturesque coastline with alluring images like this. it's easy to see why escape. >> to sort of get out of the house with nature. >> reporter: over the weekend pacifica police officers warning with over 400 people they were violating the counties strict shelter in place rules to prevent the spread of covid-19. >> we found an alarming number of those folks had in fact traveled more than five miles to come to those beaches and hiking trails. >> reporter: the pacifica police captain telling ktvu, even though parking was closed people came in and droves over the weekend, some as far away as sacramento. >> when you have hundreds of people on the beach, that's not social distancing. >> reporter: many visitors use an alternative one that's got people living nearby alerting authorities. >> a mile away, maybe. >> which is obviously impacting res

she is graduating from taerra nova hospital in pacifica. her older sister tells us despite her busy schedule he always kept up a high gpa and she could not be prouder. so congratulations, gabby gonzalez. if you want to honor a give us a shout-out, and we are asking for your own photos and not professional pics. on the site you can check out a photo gallery of all the seniors we are honoring. >>> let's look at the forecast with reggie. >> welcome to tuesday. let's take a look at what is going on with neighborhood temperatures. the peninsula, 50 in daly city. we have san mateo, foster city and belmont, and the cloudy sky is not the same in the north bay, i should say. it's cooler up there and you have fog around novato. more cloudiness as you head south and we have temperatures in the 50s in the south bay. around 51 degrees in the east bay valleys. up in the north bay we are feeling up to ten degrees cooler. here's a look at the cloudiness across the south bay. let's talk about your commute planner. just a little fog out there. cool to mild o

again we're dry the pan to pacifica earlier today. they have a sign out front when you're first getting into pacific i it's as if you're more than 5 miles turn around and go back so that's the sentiment for most people here so again we're going to be out here live for the remainder of the morning show. i will let you know as soon as more information comes down because the main question now is how long will this speech closer last back to you guys in the studio all right reena thanks a lot. the big question too is to see how enforcement's going to be taking place. >>tomorrow. well now there are more than 48,000 cases of coronavirus across the state of california and more than 1900 people have died from the virus over 1000 of those deaths are in the los angeles area. here in the bay area there are almost 8,000 confirmed cases we have a breakdown of those cases. and deaths county by county on your screen. santa clara county remains out with the most cases at over 28 2100 rather and 107 people have died from the virus has followed by alam

in pacifica we saw customers grabbing dinners at pazanos. and the green enchiladas. the italian restaurant says they really needed the support. >>> in san jose restaurants say they have been grateful to see the community accept up. >> all the residents here who are really going out of tear way to support. everybody using platforms such as door dash, ubereats, grub hub is continuing to support restaurants. it's very heartwarming. >> whoever did this is a genius. >> make sure to check out the better together section on our website to find more positive stories like this one and trying to connect with people looking to help during the tough times. go to kpix.com/together or e- mail your idea on cbs.com. >>> turning to weather the month of march is going out like a lamb in some aspects of life. march has been behinding itself, feeling like 91 days. a look at the temperatures where they currently stand in the low to mid-50s. appropriately cool. still sitting at 53 degrees in the city. we're going to drop back a few more degrees. the winds are still dying down. that marine

it all just a share in the sentiment of a lot of local residents here in pacifica. >>you really can't blame them. thanks a lot dana that's right a harvey reporting for us well. now more than 48,000 cases of coronavirus across our state more than 1900 people are dead. >>over 1000 of those who die there from los angeles. here in the bay area they're almost 8,000 confirmed cases we have a breakdown of the cases and the desk county by county right on your screen santa clara county still has the most cases at over 2100. 107 people died in that county followed by alameda county which has 1500 cases and 57 deaths. you can get and more in death count on cases and deaths by city on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>6 bay area counties are loosening their stay at home they are santa clara alameda contra costa and san mateo san francisco and marine counties they always should this new order that will remain in effect until the end of may. now beginning monday, the counties will allow all construction along with the opening of some businesses and outdoor activities such as golf

in pacifica do not want you to plan to come here to enjoy the weather. the city wants everybody to know they are taking the shelter in place order seriously, and they will kick you out. officers spoke with more than pe weekend, and they ordered more than half of them, 275 of them to leave because they lived more than five miles away people are allowed to go outside to exercise but must stay within five miles of their home. they are subject to criminal arrests if they violate the order. they want to get the word out before the warm weather arrives to stay home during the health cr reporting live in pacifica, where it's chilly now but the weather is supposed to stay nice. back to you. >> thank you, amy. san francisco confirmed a large coronavirus outbreak at a hospital located next to jefferson square park. when asked about it yesterday san francisco health leaders say they were first made aware of the situation march 30th. >> very concerned. i said from the beginning that nursing homes and other such congregate living are at risk. >> they have worked with

. >>> pacifica police will be adding more patrol officers to the streets as the weather warms up. they're going to be on the lookout for people who are violating the shelter in place orders. they're worried that the warmer weather is going to bring out of towners to beaches and trails. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield with the story. >> we were surprised. there was certainly more people than we anticipated. >> reporter: pacifica police couldn't believe they had to send home 275 people last weekend. these were people who were more than five miles from their home. police thought the closure of beach parking lots would discourage people from visiting here. but they still found a way to hang out here rather than sheltering at home. >> they were mostly parking in neighborhoods nearby, within walking distance. so i think in the coming weeks, there will be some additional measures put in place to further discourage people from traveling o pacifica to go to our beach. >> we see a lot of people coming through, parking in our neighborhood. and it's actually been pretty crowded, scary crowd

. >>> the warm weather tempting surfers to gather in pacifica despite parking lot closures and the state at home order. andria borba is live there now with how the crowds keep on getting in. >> reporter: well, elizabeth, at first glance, this looks like justa grocery store also o of the last places on the california coastline with beach access during this mandatory shelter in place and stay-at- home order purpose locals are concerned that people driving in from out of town will take away the privilege from them. >> reporter: on highway 92, on electronic sign warning drivers to go back home if they are more than five miles from their house. >> reporter: beach axis along the california coast is shut down by way of closed parking lots, the city of pacifica among them. >> we closed our beach parking lots to discourage people from traveling and gathers in large groups at the beaches. >> reporter: that includes the lot for the beach side taco bell where signs say that parking is only allowed for 10 minute. so why did we spot peach on the beach and the water? the answer lies in this parking lot

of course dung the pandemic but a lot of local athles continue to trade kron four'jason dumas talk pacifica native and nfl draft hopeful about what he's going through for the biggest job interview of his career. >>from terra nova high school. the san francisccity college to washington state univrsity. anthony gordon is on the ink of the professional ceer that he has always dreamed up since he was a d growing up in pacifica >>very blessed be in the position i am now an opportunity do something nobody ahigh schools ever done in ways be a professional athlete. his numbers, pop right out at you. >>he for for 5,579 yards and 48 touchdowns his senior year employment, scouts and coaches from across the league have all reacheout. but the pandemic has chand up the job interview ocess for it was unable to get to any in few workts got caed take your pictures toyou ow make it to south so it's totally understandableit down face they were going really well there you know it's a little different than on a light and the cuts take a picture of a single walk through its out different but i you know step furt

next special event held just this morning and pacifica. >> san jose police say they are investigating the death of a person inside the home this is a video from around 8:30 this morning showing police on crocker drive near monterey road and the surgeon on the scene would not give out much information and would only say that police department is treating it as a crime scene. >>> ref close up photos of a device that led to an evacuation at a safeway in oakland and the alameda county sheriff's office most of these photos of what it found in a shopping cart at a safeway on 51st and broadway was evacuated as a precaution the bomb squad was called to investigate, members of the team determined it was a harmless electrical device and gave the all clear. >> time magazine is paying tribute to those on the front lines of the fight against coronavirus pandemic. the latest issue highlights the life of nurses, paramedics and doctors who are in the eye of the storm inside the magazine each medical worker explains why he or she continues to take daily risks and works to save lives. >>> a volunteer g

as andre senior tells us now, the city of pacifica said police officers they are issued more than 400 citations.>> reporter: at this popular beach in san mateo on tuesday surfers look for the perfect way to easily keep their distance. the same cannot be said for those laying soccer on the sand. with lowering images like this it's easy to see why some people use the speech as an escape. >> we wanted to get out, see the beach, just sort of get out of the house. >> over the weekend pacifica officers citing more than 400 people for violating strict county shelter in place rules to prevent the spread of covid- 19 which has infected around 930 people in san mateo county so far, causing at least 28 deaths. >> we found an alarming number of folks have in fact traveled more than five miles to come to those beaches and hiking trails. >> pacifica police telling ktvu that even though beach parking was closed, people came out in droves over the weekend, some as far away as sacramento, also drawing that i have county officials. >> when you have hundreds of people on the beach, that is not social di

pacifica police are out there enforcing the orders. they say anyone who's not from there shouldn't be there. it's pretty simple. they enforced the rules yesterday. they arrested no one. no one arrested for violating the orders. no word on any citations or arrests today. people are cooperating. pretty cool. we'll have a live report from pacifica coming up at 6:00. ocean beach in san francisco, that's a big crowd. people are out there sitting at the beach. going for walks. i see some fishing poles there. seems like at least for the most part social distancing is happening there. similar scene in southern california, but some places like newport beach did reopen to the public today. that's a pretty nice scene. a lot of spacing going on there. health officials are still encouraging people to follow social distancing while they try to beat the heat. >> i think you're out here in the open. i think there's space between everybody. there's not a party going on. it's just a relaxed atmosphere. i think this is something good. >> surfers in encin

this sign along route 1 in pacifica says five miles from home? turn around and go home. pacifica place they they encountered hundreds last weekend that weren't following the county's very strict shelter-in-place orders. >> we were alarmed by the number of people we found traveled more than 5 miles. we contacted 400 people last weekend and the further was from sacramento. >> reporter: officers shut down the parking lot and will continue to patrol the beach, warning violators. these members of the strummers say this season has been hard but they get why it is necessary. >> i'm sorry people have to be kept away. >> i think it's a good idea of a five mile limit. >> we're trying not to resort to making arrests for violations but we are admonishing people and asking them to cooperate. >> reporter: it is much the same message in santa cruz county, exercise in your home neighborhood. please there trying to prevent surges of last crowds. in east bay region park where officials say a increase of a third of shelter in place. >> we want people to bring masks to park. >> reporter: an

check out the crowds of people walking to and from pacifica state beach just this afternoon. a pair of police officers are on patrol, talking to every group that's lounging on the sand. they're telling people the rules and if they don't live within five miles from here, they're politely being asked to leave. so far today, no reports of citations or arrests. residents say they appreciate what the officers are doing. >> it was alarmingly busy when we first got here. but i think people are being pretty good about the six feet, but then, you know, people kind of pass through your space when they're getting from "a" to "b." >> reporter: now, for those who are not aware of the rules here in san mateo county, you're allowed to exercise in public areas, including the beach, but if you recreate here, you should be wearing a mask for face covering. household groups should not be any larger than ten people, and of course you should be maintaining at least six feet of distance from whatever group you are setting up next to. rortzing live at pacifica state beach, sergio quintana, next bay

harvey she's live in pacifica it has all the details for us good morning, rain. >>yeah well marty that's right as you can see a it's a little cold and learn rainy out here but people are not out today, not just yet you can see right behind me they actually have this parking lot closed down now is to try to deter people from coming out to the beach. but you know like that and stop people from coming out they actually came out and rolls over the weekend we're going to show you what beaches looked like in southern california right now that prompted this decision to be made by governor newson you might remember to close down these the parking lot of the catalysts you're looking at it right now look at these large crowd in turn orange county. it's reported that about 800,000 people were at a newport beach over the weekend. now back here at home, you know people were out enjoying the weather. now the rule is if you're not 5 miles away from where you live you're not supposed to be going to the beach because of social distancing. well governor newsom saying those a large

now today the pacifica fire department escorted the easter bunny, that is right, the easter bunny, to the city looking for all of those colorful creations. >> it is a virtual kind of thing so we are going to be pointing them out, we won't be getting anything, we won't be getting it out, again, go to really emphasize practicing social distancing and try to give everybody something fun to do while they are at home and i know this is hard. >> they will post pictures of all the exxon on pacifica recreation facebook page and asks neighbors to share the photos posting them with the pacific -- the hashtag pacifica strong. >>> he gets his thoughts on the plan. it is friday night on fox which mr. bw e >> down, the action starts at 8:00, joining us for the news right here on ktvu. step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an awful lot of these. all across puget sound, people

. >> pacifica police telling ktvu even the beach parking was close, people cameout over the sunny weekend, some as far away as sacramento also drawing the county officials. >> when you have hundreds of people on match, that is not social distancing. >> the officers were out there and engaging folks with casual conversation, consensual tax speak many visitors used an alternative one that has people living nearby alert. >> we are a mile away maybe. >> reporter: we are getting calls from them as well about the increased traffic on the street. >> reporter: pacifica that "this is alarming because unsafe conditions are with these to be left with no choice but to close the beaches entirely to evolutions improve." to discourage out-of-towners, pacific will put up no parking signs by neighborhoods. >> please stay, these are in place to protect everybody's health. >> when people think they can have a beach the back of others , that is not social distancing . that is being socially irresponsible pick >> reporter: with, more people could end up on the beaches citation but if you're caught violating r

>>it's rain rv reporting for us from pacifica will. there are now more than 48,000 cases of coronavirus across the state more than 1900 people have died from it. >>over 1000 of those deaths are in los angeles. here in the bay area they're almost 8,000 confirmed cases we have a breakdown of the cases and deaths county by county right on your screen. santa clara county has the most cases at over 2100 and 107 people have died followed by alameda county which has over 1500 cases and 57 people died. you can get a more in-depth count on cases and people who have died from coronavirus by city by city just go to our website kron 4 dot com. >>and 6 bay area counties are loosening their say at home orders for the first time. santa clara alameda contra costa, san mateo san francisco and marin counties all of them ordered this brand new order that will remain in fact the in effect until the end of may and beginning on monday the counties will allow all construction. also opening some other businesses outdoor activities such as such as golf and ten

i am very proud to call pacifica my home. taking a look at the roadways right now, if you are an essential worker on about heads up if you're headed towards the bay bridge. you might see things a little darker than usual. the toll plaza moving nicely, not a lot of volume yet but i am seeing from chp all the lights are out on the bay bridge. possibly a power outage. we thought maybe some roadwork or construction was happening through there but it looks like it could possibly be a power outage. just a heads up, things might be a little darker than usual as you make your way through there. roadwork and effect on one-to- one southbound heading towards the golden gate bridge. we did see some brake lights earlier, it looks like things are back at the limit on the southbound side. everything moving okay there but intermittent lane closures in effect at least until 6:00 this morning. a life look at the golden gate bridge, things moving nicely in both directions with no delays in either direction. and no construction on that northboun

pacifica, 60 degrees there. low 60s san francisco, and inland 66 expected for napa, and 67 over areas of morgan hill. temperatures won't change much for the bay area sunday. we'll see an increase in cloud cover by sunday night. as we take a look at monday, even the possibility of showers. more on this coming up. >>> more research is being done after one drug showed signs of helping coronavirus patients. how new studies are casting doubt on the drug. that's coming up. 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. >>> new research is raising doubts about drugs used in the fight against coronavirus. chloroquine is used to treat malaria and were called potentially the biggest game changers in the history of medicine. studies in brazil, china and france indicate the drugs may ease some coronavirus sy

check out the crowds of people walking to and from pacifica state beach just this afternoon. a pair of police officers are on patrol, talking to every group that's lounging on the sand. they're telling people

but the sheriff's department and pacifica police say they've caught hundreds of people defying that rule over the weekend. 275 people were booted off one beach alone, and another 650 up and down the coastline were issued warnings. >>> i'm meteorologist paul heggen in the at home weather center, with a live look right now at ocean beach. just an absolutely beautiful shot this afternoon from our cliff house camera. you can go to the beach, but remember to practice social distancing. you can get fresh air, exercise, but maintain that distance at the same time and keep your bay area neighbors healthy. this is going to be increasingly tempting with the seven-day forecast, including a big warm up the rest of the week. >> i'm sure people that live more than 5 miles from the coastline are thinking that's not fair! i want to go! >> yeah, we need to get out of here! got to go somewhere. >> play by the rules. >> that's this guy. especially those of us that have only lived here for a couple of months! but the weather is great for anything local to do outdoors for the rest of the week. we'll start wi

five people at the pacifica nursing rehab center have tested positive for coronavirus and one has died. the city's mayor said the facility has employed infection control protocol now. meanwhile appears that no one else at the facility or patients or staff have received test results. >> the remaining patients have requested test for them, while their offering drive to testing. we can't drive through patients. the employee did offer testing. >>> five residents of the altria theater senior facility in burlingame tested positive for covid-19. nine staff members and two residents in san francisco have tested positive causing a shutdown at laguna vista hospital. >>> top u.s. health experts are warning americans to prepare for 100,000 or more deaths by the time that coronavirus outbreak is all over. nearly 80% of the u.s. population is now under stay-at- home and shelter in place orders and adding to the challenge, each state will face peaks at different times. health officials emphasize that social distancing guidelines can help mitigate the spread of the virus. >> this is tough. people are

in pacifica, police did something similar at the beaches but along with telling people the rules, they also asked lots of people to leave. san mateo county beaches are open but only to people who live within a five-mile radius. melina johnson and stephanie martinez just drove in from the east bay and hadn't seen the police patrolling. >> like i would be disappointed if like i had to leave, you know, if they would make us leave from the beach or something because we did come from hayward. but then again, i do understand, you know. >> like quarantine's hard, so we just needed the day to breathe and come to the beach randomly. >> reporter: most pacifica residents appreciate the police efforts, especially on a busy day. >> i was a little bit uncomfortable when i first came because it was busy. >> reporter: in monterey county, beaches were so packed, police in pacific grove had to shut down the popular lover's point park because visitors weren't properly social distancing. across the bay area and beyond, public health officials are pleading with people to continue social distancing efforts

. >>> the face of the pandemic the city of pacifica wants to continue a fun, family tradition for easter for their children in the city is holding what it calls a reverse spring egg hunt the kids are asking to paint eggs and draw pictures of eggs and leave them in front of their homes or windows and at 9 am this morning the pacifica fire department will escort the easter bunny through the city looking for all of the colorful creations. >>> it is 4:50 am. let's talk about the good friday weather and steve paulson it looks and sounds pretty good to me.>> once we get through the overcast it will be a little better and pamela san diego going through the roof with rain.>> yes that is right. >> that has been pretty crazy and for us we have a little rain confined to the south, brentwood picked up a .01 yesterday and st. helena picked up a .04. morning fog, i don't think that will go anyw53, pressure has gone 30.06. santa clara valley the last 24 hours and coyote reservoir, altamonte pass, mount hamilton and black diamond mines, all with measurable rain and it kept going and all the sudden it lo

one young man fact from pacifica is preparing for the nfl draft. the biggest job interview of his career for his jason dumas has more. >>from terra nova high school to san francisco city college to washington state university. anthony gordon is on the brink of the professional career that he has always dreamed up since he was a kid growing up in >>very blessed to be in the position i am now into an opportunity to do something i schools ever done in always his numbers, pop right out at his numbers, pop right out at you he for for 5,579 yards and employment, scouts and coaches from across the league have all reached out, but the pandemic has changed up the job interview was unable to get into any of her few bigger pictures uh you know they consider their steadily they were going really well there you know it's a little different get on a light for face just take the picture it's a walk through its out. >>different but i you know step further cuts as well so we're learning together at this at this 0.14 was never planning on attending the draft event i

>>kron four's ray harvey on the story live in pacifica with the details rana good morning.

in pacifica 66 in oakland 84 degrees still in conquer 78 degrees a blip 74. in the napa valley. so certainly some nice weather this evening that is beginning to gather out toward the coastline that sea breeze will kick in further in fact it's already starting to ramp up quite a bit we're going to see more of that in the coming days to 24 miles per supple we see now after field love miles per in the mill valley and 13 in san francisco by tomorrow afternoon you know as the winds began to pick up out of the westerly direction and certainly making their way on shore by the afternoon and bring more low clouds and fog so tonight. the faa group fell into the bay tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, we'll see a mixed bag, some low clouds in the morning then it will peel away and live some mid to high level clouds will be cooler around the bay area that big dome of high pressure that brought that nice see well kind of a quick mover swords going to get out of town movie eastward. that's can allow for more that sea breeze to kick in that means more fog and temperatures by tomorrow afternoon just

in pacifica the city's police department says this past weekend. they ordered more than 700 people to leave the beach because they did not live within 5 miles law enforcement in san mateo county says they may start citing people who are not following the shelter-in-place order. those citations can range anywhere from 50 to $10,000. and it's not just an issue and pacific of the warm weather is simply just bringing out way too many people to beaches across the state kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now to tell us about some new restrictions being considered by officials in santa cruz county dropped. >>and that's right justine despite pleas from both santa cruz city and county officials for people to recreate from home. they showed up at a county beaches last weekend that near holiday level numbers, many of them thought to be from out of town as a result new and tighter restrictions are now in the works let's take a look. >>this was the scene on the beach and pleasure point in santa cruz last weekend too many people too close together. after recently

pacifica police out in full force. in fact, over the weekend officers at linda mar beach told more than 500 people to leave. that's because they didn't live close by. as a reminder here, the beach is open to walk, run, or exercise if you live within five miles. >>> not just pacifica, several southern california beaches were also packed, something that got the attention of governor newsom. >> we have to manage risks. we have to manage and augment our behavior. that's why i cannot impress upon you more to those californians watching that we can't see the images like we saw, particularly on saturday, in newport beach and elsewhere in the state of california. >> the governor said he would consider stricter enforcement of social distancing if public spaces continue to draw big crowds. >>> so what is stricter enforcement, and does it vary by county, raj? >> quarantine fatigue has the attention of local police departments, but some are acting more aggressively than others. here's senior investigator stephen stock. >> reporter

pacifica fire is holding what they call a reverse spring egg hunt, the easter bunny will ride on a pacifica fire truck and look for decorated eggs in yard. the bunny will start hopping around the south part of the city at 9:00 a.m. and will end the scavenger hunt at 11:00 a.m. at the pacific fire station. >> that's pretty intricate. we like that. >> we want to share bittersweet news to you, saying goodbye to a dear member of our nbc bay area family. >> janelle, our director, eva sandoval, the quarterback of our team is, moving back to the home state of texas and eva is exceptional at what she does, but what makes her so special, she is so kind and so dedicated to making this station the best. we have worked with her for nearly 20 years. is she really going? >> she is already gone. >> she has been gone for five minutes. >> we give her a standing ovation as she walks out the door. >> she was supposed to have her last day a month ago but she stayed on because of the pandemic, and we appreciate her delaying her trip to her hometown. we want to thank her for her leadership and her friendship. an

. >>> in the face of a pandemic, the city of pacifica is keeping one fun easter tradition alive. the city is calling what to le front of their homes or windows. the mayor of berkeley came up with the idea on wednesday. now pacifica fire department escorts the easter bunny through the city looking through colorful creations. >> it is a virtual kind of thing. where going to be pointing them out. we won't be gathering anything. again, we want to really emphasize practicing social distancing and try to give everybody something fun to do while they are at home. we are in week four now, i guess. a lot of people are looking forward to something. and it is spring break right now. >> the city will post pictures of all the eggs they find on the recreation facebook page and ask neighbors to share photos, posting them with #pacifica strong. >>> while there is no doubt that our lives have changed dramatically over the last three or four weeks. this morning we continue to honor and recognize the heroes out there who are protecting us from this pandemic. jason toups brings us some of the lastin

back to you.>>> looking lives now at pacifica. starting tomorrow, all beaches and parks in california are being ordered to close. governor gavin newsom is expected to announce the new restrictions later today after weekend crowds ignored social distancing guidelines. according to this bulletin obtained by our cbs sister station in los angeles, all beaches and state parks in california will be closed effective friday, may 1. the bulletin comes from the california police chiefs association. the memo was sent out ahead of the announcement to give police chiefs time to plan ahead. swarms of people crowded onto beaches in southern california over the weekend. many of them ignoring social distancing guidelines. >> this virus doesn't take the weekends off. the virus doesn't go home because it's a beautiful sunny day around our coasts. those images are an example of what not to see. >> beaches here in northern california have mostly been quieter with many adhering to the 6 feet away rule. one san mateo county supervisor is not happy with

thanks a lot for that live report from pacifica. 48,000 cases of coronavirus in california. more than 1900 people have died from the virus in over one thousands of 1000 of those deaths are in los angeles in the area in southern california. here in the bay area they're almost 8,000 confirmed cases and we have a breakdown of cases and deaths county by county. it's on your screen. santa clara remains with the most cases of over 2100 and 107 deaths that's followed by alameda county which has over 1500 cases and 57 deaths. you can get a more in-depth account on cases and deaths by city on our website at kron 4 dot com. 6 bay area counties are loosening their stay at home orders for the first time they are santa clara alameda contra costa, san mateo san francisco and marin all issued the new order that will remain in effect until the end of may. now beginning monday. those counties will be allowing all construction to continue now in along with the opening of some businesses and outdoor activities such as golf tennis and landscaping child care and summer camp settings will also be

this was the scene in pacifica today. pacific as police department says this past weekend they ordered more than 700 people to leave the beach because they didn't live within 5 miles law enforcement is sam tail county says it may have to start citing people who are not following the shelter-in-place orders. those citations can range anywhere from 50 to $10,000 governor newsom for phase reopening road map has lower risk workplaces such as retail and manufacturing returning by step 2. >>a recent survey from the bay area council involving some of the region's largest businesses and employers found the majority of people think the economy should reopen in the next 30 days kron on had a chance to talk with the council ceo jim wunderman about getting the economy back up and running. >>there's are are more likely to be able to get back sooner and safer and more realistic guy you know for example, the construction industry i think it's really important to get the construction industry back on the job building again housing of com

. >>> in the face of a pandemic, the city of pacifica is keeping one easter tradition alive. they are holding what it is called a reverse the spring egg hunt. kids are asked to paint eggs or draw pictures of eggs and leave them in front of their homes or in their windows and the fire department is escorting the easter bunny and through the city looking for all of those colorful creations. >> it is a virtual kind of thing, so we will be pointing them out, we will not be gathering any and we won't be giving it out, we want to really emphasize practicing social distancing and try to give everybody something fun to do while they are at home, and i know, we are in like week four, now, so a lot of people are looking forward to something and it is spring break right now. >> they will post pictures of all the eggs they find on the pacifica recreation facebook page, and asked neighbors to share their photos, posting them with the hashtag pacifica strong. >> the federal reserve reports u.s. consumers have run up $1.2 trillion in auto loans. but untold numbers of those consumers simply

nixon invites me to dinner at thanksgiving at the casa pacifica. that was the first of many invitations at their three homes post presidency, in new york city, saddle river, but it was that first dinner when i'm 22 years old and i really don't know what i am doing, and i'm surrounded by the president of the united states, former president and former first lady, and their children, and she was the most incredibly gracious person to me, a youngster who really had no idea what they were doing, clueless as to manners, with the absolute expert in protocol. it was only five years later when my wife and i moved back to washington, d.c., to go to work for president reagan, and my wife's grandmother was living in the dresden, which many of you will know up on connecticut avenue. and helen smith lived in the dresden. and so i got to know helen very well because we took over grandmother's apartment during the summers when she, as all right-thinking people did, left town. helen would explain to me that my graciousness that i had experienced from mrs. nixon was

celebrate the holiday and the coronavirus lockdown he smoked he spoke to a small audience in some papers pacifica instead of the hundreds of thousands who normally gathered in the square francis devoted his traditional. message to what he called this is east of solitude and called for global solidarity let's listen to what he had to say. in the light of the present circumstances may international sanctions be relaxed. since these make it difficult for countries on which they've been imposed to provide adequate support to their citizens. and to make all nations be put in a position to meet the greatest needs of the moment. through the reduction if not the forgiveness of the debt burden ing the balance sheets of the poorest nations of the day we'll be speaking with our correspondents around the world about easter in a time of chrono right now let's go to xena gupta in runs in a we've just heard pope francis talking what issues did the pope touch on in his speech. well look francis really focused i guess largely on on the pandemic that the world is facing the age of coronavirus talking initially abo

. >>> this is the live news desk, pacifica state beach, we can look but we cannot touch at least as of tomorrow . a memo from the police chief said the governor's going to order all beaches and state parks close starting friday to try to curb the spread of the coronavirus . earlier this week they called out beach goers in orange and ventura county calling them an example of what not to do if they want to continue the progress against the virus . i guess people were crowded in that area which is what you're not supposed to do . many beaches and trails have been closed for weeks . others have remained open for those warnings for visitors to practice social distancing . a lot of them not heeding the warning . so we are losing our privilege, there's going to be some slack, we've also seen some of it people say it's time to start easing restrictions, not imposing more but we have to hear what the governor has to say at noon and then we will cover that life . >> several bay area counties tried to ease shelter in place orders . they'll allow for more outdoor activities including construction

ocean beach, pacifica, half moon bay, our westward facing beaches will be cloudy most of the day. south facing beaches, areas like santa cruz, capitola will get some afternoon sunshine. there is a look at the storm that brought us several inches of rain to some of our hills and areas of the south bay and monterey early, or last weekend and in early into the week. and it just kind of hung over southern california and kept ringing as the on and off scattered showers and, all of that cloud cover they kept is below average. it is now moving out, moving out of southern california and on its way to arizona and in its wake we have a ridge that is building over the west. that will bring our temperatures up, and is going to keep us to dry. the stormtracker being pushed to the north, at least for now. we are looking anywhere from 44% of average for the season of rainfall in areas like oakland, to 53% over areas like san jose. we realize we are in a deficit as we get into the spring months. less likely that we are going to see a lot of rain, but wow, last weekend we got a good dose. here is

in pacifica. 70 for the high in san mateo. highs around 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. and inland, livermore, near 80. notice 7:00 a.m., we are all at 51. we start out at the gate even and then off to the races inland. santa rosa 81. we will do 67 in the city tomorrow. san jose 77. oakland 73. for the high tomorrow. so those numbers are a little bit cooler but still very similar to today. not lot of change here yet. let me show you the numbers. tuesday is when we will peak again. 86. that is about 10 to 11 degrees above average for this time of year. it will be close to, if not as hot as friday and saturday. friday we hit 89 for several inland locations. tuesday 86. you will notice the difference. and it is short-lived. after we do that 86 on tuesday, the numbers start coming back down again. if you wonder what average is for this time of year, look at friday and saturday. mid-70s. that is where we should be this time of year. inland mid-70s. the bay topping out in the upper 60s and the coast lucky to make it to 60 for this time

widespread 60s in the forecast. 6 # for areas like pacifica. upper 60s for inland cities like antioch and into the south bay. areas around morgan hill. had morning, we are waving up a little bit cooler. i will have a look at the current conditions and what to expect in detail for the afternoon highs and in the extended forecast, a slight chance for rain and then a nice warmup. all that is coming up in a little bit. >> we like the warmup. thanks. >>> nearly 31 1,000 cases of the coronavirus. there were 87 new deaths in the last 24 hurst. the state is reporting 1.3% increase in hospitalizations, but a . #% decrease in icu patients. here in the bay area, we have more than 6200 cases with 197 deaths. >>> california has procured 11,000 hotel rooms to help the homeless safely isolate during the coronavirus pandemic. and more will be available according to the governor gavin newsom. >> we had ana goal a few weeks back of identifying 15,000 hotel rooms that would be made available as a subset of the larger strategy homeless strategy to get people off t

five people at the pacifica nursing rehab center tested positive of coronavirus and one patient has died. the city's mayor said the facility has employed its infection control protocol. meanwhile it appears no one else at the facility has received in eight test results. >> the remaining patients were requesting tests, and they also have drive to testing. we can't drive through patients. the employees are getting tested however. >>> in march, five residents of the matriarch senior living facility in burlingame also tested positive. nine staff and two residents at laguna hunter hospital tested positive last week causing a shutdown at the facility. >>> governor gavin newsom will appear on cbs this morning and speak about the steps that california took early on that may have spared the golden state from the worst of the coronavirus crisis. it can be seen on kpix 5 mac later this morning at 7 am after this broadcast. >>> as we go to break, a live look from san jose on this wednesday morning. still ahead on kpix 5, the new plan that would make san jose home of the world's largest subway tunnel

then at 9:00 a.m., the pacifica fire department will escort the easter bunny through the city looking for those colorful creations. >>> experts say the number of coronavirus deaths will soon hit a peak. when that's expected to happen across the state and nationwide. plus, temporarily banning cars on residential streets in areas of oakland, and why. and a not so traditional easter sunday. what churches are doing to allow the faithful to come together without >>> we're so glad you're here this friday morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good to see you, good morning. i'm dave clark. it is friday, april 10th, good friday. we have gasia mikaelian and steve paulson here talking about the forecast as things may get nicer. >> i think

kris sanchez is live in pacifica. seems like there's a lot of questions for people out there, what beach can i go to and who overseas what? >> reporter: yeah, the order is changing gradually. what has not changed is the governor's disappointment seeing the swarms of people going to california beaches over the weekend when he says undermines the progress we made with the social distancing. people were gathered in groups and sunbathing, and some of them a lot closer than the recommended six feet in the shelter order. in the memo obtained by nbc news, the governor gives police chiefs up and down california a heads up that beaches and parks will be shutdown much to the frustration of some folks we spoke with in the bay area. >> the curve is flat, and that was the idea to flatten the curve, right? if the curve is still flat why are you making the conditions more extreme instead of less extreme? that makes me concerned about my rights as a citizen. >> reporter: the curve is flatter but it's not flat as the gentleman said. t

están (ver información en pantalla) las calles montgomery y lobmard también las aenidas moraga y west pacífica y también comenzaron las reparaciones del puente 101 en san francisco empleados reemplazarán 800 pies de puente , esto es uno de los proyectos prioritarios. >>> y llegó el fin de semana y aunque no haga mucha diferencia, ¿cómo esta las temperaturas ? porque incluso se sienten estando dentro de casa, davids, cuéntanos ¿cómo estás? . >>> buenas tardes, fátima, efectivamente estamos viendo condiciones cálidas, sin embargo, no podemos disfrutar tanto a la intemperie y vimos las ultiajms 24 horas un descenso en el termómetro pero miren esta imágenes en vivo baja nubosidad en esta región costera ahí está en pantalla, temperaturas actuales en los 65 grados y vientos moderados, 24 millas por hora en dirección oeste y para esta noche brisa marían en esta zona nubosidad en la zona costera y el domingo vamos a ver condiciones soleadas mientras que este martes vamos a ver este ascenso en el termómetro es una diferencia de entre 5 a 10 grados este incremento que llegará por un

in pacifica we saw customers grabbing dinner at paisano's pizza rena at the green enchilada. >>> in san ramon the staff at delarosa say they have really needed the support. in san jose restaurants on santana road said they have been grateful to see the community step up. >>> the residence here, they are going out of their way to support. everybody using platforms such as door --, grub hub, continuing to support restaurants is heartwarming. >>> make sure you check out the better together section on our website to find more positive stories and it's also a place to connect with people looking to help if you need it. kpix.com/together , or email your ideas to together@cbs.com. >>> 6:46 am. let's get a check on traffic with gianna. >> good morning. it's been easy on the roadways. not a lot of accidents and not a lot of volume on the freeways. a wind advisory at the bay bridge. if you are headed out today especially in a larger truck or delivery truck and you want to be careful as you weigh your worker. we will check in with chp to see how long that will be in effect. things are quiet there

the pacifica police department issued more than 400. only locals are allowed to enjoy the parks and beaches under the shelter-in-place orders. police found people traveling from as far away as sacramento. >> we found and alarming number of those folks had traveled more than five miles to come to those beaches and hiking trails. >> officers say in the future they could issue fines of up to $1,000. >>> a commercial real estate agent in san francisco has come up with a way to help a small business, saying the client owns ten properties in the city and this month only two could afford to pay rent. one was butterlove's bake shop. so they bought $700 worth of goods from the bakery to donate to first responders, then the landlord matched her act of kindness. we want you to nominate local heroes. e-mail the story with pictures or video of that person in action to myhero@foxtv.com and we'll highlight those stories. >>> overseas a nursing home employee in the uk is showing how a small act of kindness can make a big impact. >> i brought you a pres