paola: lÍderes de la comunidad san mateo le recuerda que si no puede pagar la renta, ppueden ayudarlo durante la pandemia. si sus telÉfonos no para de sonar por deudas pendientes, hablamos con la federaciÓn de comercio. nuevos sÍntomas que el cdc da a conocer por seÑales adicionales que puede significar que usted tiene coronavirus. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14 solo a las 11:00. tu gente, tu voz. paola: empezamos con informaciÓn relacionada al coronavirus. ya nos aproximamos a fin de mes, muchas personas de nuestra comunidad se han quedado sin trabajo y no saben cÓmo pagar sus responsabilidades econÓmicas. en el condado de san mateo, lÍderes de la comunidad le recuerdan a sus residentes que ya cuentan con ayuda, por si no puede pagar la renta. marÍa antonieta mejía nos tiene mÁs detalles al respecto. marÍa: buenas noches. en estos momentos difÍciles, la organizaciÓn fe en acción del Área de la bahÍa quiere que los residentes de san mateo sepan que pueden recibir ayuda econÓmica, sino pueden pagar la renta por el coronavi

. >>> plus, a san mateo county inmate making a desperate play for his release. why bay area 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. de

san mateo bridge, traffic is flowing nicely. it is involving a box truck so there waiting on a heavy-duty tow truck to clear this one out. we have another trouble spot in the calistoga area. highway 29 at lawley. southbound lanes are blocked but i see less red and yellow on the sensors so it indicates the accident is likely in the clearing stages. northbound lanes were being used for traffic control for one-way. you may still see activities at lawley for the ride between calistoga and st. helena. this is the bay bridge. not bad at all and an easy ride with the exception of the trouble spot on the san mateo bridge. the golden gate bridge looks good as well. southbound 101 out of marin into the city looking good. check the mass transit schedule. changes are starting today. let's check the forecast. >>> something to brighten your day. take a look at this gorgeous view with the salesforce tower camera looking more that the golden gate with clear skies. a spectacular sight as we start the day. through the afternoon we will see sunshi

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 on releasing details for a new way to do that in the next few weeks. >>> cit

el condado san mateo tiene playas muy bonitas. en los fines de semana se estÁn juntando muchas personas en la costa y ahÍ es donde estamos mÁs ocupados. reportero: recuerde que la orden de distanciamiento social y resguardo en casa sigue vigente para poder prevenir mÁs contagios de coronavirus. esto no significa que no pueda salir de su casa.lo puede hacer para realizar actividades esenciales, como salir de compras respetando los 6 pies de distancia y utilizando su mascarilla o cubrebocas. >> si una persona va a un lugar y observa muchas personas, no es una buena decisiÓn seguir ahÍ. reportero: puede tomar aire fresco cerca de su hogar o en su barrio. antes de acudir al lugar , ingrese a la pÁgina web porque puede estar cerrado. paola: gracias por estos consejos. a partir de este miÉrcoles, usar un cubrebocas serÁ requerido en seis condados del Área de la bahÍa. la ciudad de san francisco y los condado de alameda, san mateo, contra costa, marÍn y sonoma exigen que los residentes usen mascarilla cuando salgan de compras

but law enforcement officials in san mateo county say think again. deven is live in half-moon bay with that story, deven? >> yeah, it's a bitter pill to swallow. but the basic message here on the coast in san mateo county, if you have to drive more than five miles to reach the beach, don't come and expect a ticket if you do. >> using off road vehicles and deputies on patrol, the san mateo county sheriff's office has written nearly 400 warnings and issued more than 600 parking tickets all in a singular effort to prevent beaches from becoming over crowded during the emergency stay-at-home order. >> we have one of the most restrictive health orders in the greater bay area. one of the restrictions is you have to live within five miles to recreate. that's what we recommend. >> san mateo county's recreation order limits outdoor recreation to five miles of the house. >> we are trying to restrict traveling to other places as much as possible for those reasons. and i think it makes sense that people who are not from here should restrict their travel as well.

that's what san mateo supervisors are working to prevent. >> permanent dying in n homes. >> reporter: this is eric love, a residet that the skilled nursing facility in burlingame. our conversation via face time as slough self-isolating in his room. according to love and a current staff member, one drents and one health care provider tested positive for covid-19. >> we just wanted to confirm the -- >> yes, somebody will call you. >> reporter: but the facility has yet to confirm that information with the abc 7 i-team. >> there's people walking around without masks. >> love is concerned if the resident and staffer returns, other patients may be exposed. >> senior facilities very nervous about that. >> reporter: san mateo supervisor dave fine recognizes the risk that's targeting our most vulnerable populations in nursing homes, some of which don't have appropriate facilities. of the 17 skilled nursing facilities in the county, five have been chosen to accommodate covid patients from the hospital. >> is five facilities going to be enough? >> that's a good question. i've asked that question

san mateo county currently requires people to stay within miles of home for outdoor recreation. 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 mo

there richmond san rafael bridge or the san mateo bridge. theris of the waovghooting so police activity there. the closures are right at fremont so it's just as you come off the bay bridge but you can't access the skyway. if you are headed towards san francisco they are funneling traffic down to one lane onto the fremont exit, causing the backup. in addition, we are looking for an accident as well in the backup near anchorage. cars tangled up and the number three lane is blacked. an hour or so is what is what it take a to clear out. it's been a while since we at t bay bridge. stay with the alternates. we are not seeing a backup at the toll plaza but extending to where the incline is through there. if you want to take san mateo bridge, you can see traffic is moving nicely. the 101 alemany project is still underway and closures in effect. >>> we have a cooler day today. if it was too warm yesterday it will cool down today. temperatures will be 5 to 10 degrees cooler compared to the warm day we had yesterday. we are already noticing those chang

francisco alameda y san mateo ven incrementado el número de contagios. >>en latinos es la cifra más alta, luego los afroamericanos >>otro fuerte grupo afectado de acuerdo a personal médico los desamparados, por la falta de acceso a tratamiento médico. la semana pasada 68 dieron positivo en un albergue de los más grandes se la ciudad. decenas de clínicas comunitarias del área de la bahía corren riesgo de cerrar permanente por la pandemia, algo que perjudicaría a miles de prsonas. >> es que muchos prefieren ir a los cnetros de salud ubicados en sus comunidades que a grandes hospitales, como este centro saint james, hablamos con el encargado financiero. dice que registran pérdidas por más de 200 mil dólares semanales. solo reciben casos de emergencia con el fin de prevenir la propagación de covid-19. estos servicios son esenciales pues operan en lugares de familias de bajos recursos. >> llegaron hasta acá pocas personas hoy, le preguntamos si piensan cerrar algunos centros, la información en breve para el noticiero de las seis. es mi reporte e

mientras en los condados san francisco alameda, marÍn y san mateo tambiÉn es de uso obligatorio. >> para prevenir que el 95% de los virus utilicen mascarillas regulares inclusive algunas de telas que pueden hacer en sus casas o como les dije cubrir la nariz y la boca >>> la informaciÓn que tenemos andrÉs v. regreso contigo. esto con la finalidad de mantener el sistema de transporte operando es que a pesar que ha disminuido el nÚmero de usuarios sigue prestando servicios y trasladando diariamente a miles de trabajadores de la salud de supermercados agentes de la ley esenciales en todo el Área de la bahÍa >>> permanente construye un laboratorio estarÍan disponibles en 24 horas >>> con este nuevo centro se podrÁ evaluar a mas personas sin sÍntomas como los trabajadores de la salud >>> y tambiÉn los empleados de hogares para ancianos que deben de realizarse periodicamente se espera que el nuevo laboratorio estÉ en funcionamiento el 1 de junio y mÁs afectados durante esta pandemia en el condado de santa clara representa el mayor porcentaje de casos y muertes sandra cervantes tiene

you are doing just fine into a foster city and san mateo so no big trouble spots there. but we'll take a peek at some more bridges coming up a little bit later. well to the south bay santa clara county officials are taking action to head off any potential impact that the coronavirus pandemic might have on the general election this fall. so the county is looking into holding an election where everyone votes by mail how does that sound kron four's rob fladeboe reports. >>a majority of santa clara county voters already vote by mail but this fall voting by mail could be the only way to vote the board of supervisors has called on the registrar of voters to explore the possibility for presidents each so we want to make sure that no matter what happens in the fall that we're prepared if covid-19 is still a significant part of our lives. >>we want to make sure that the registered voters and has a plan to let everybody vote by mail. planning would look at the impact of doing away with polling places there will be outreach to ensure that hard to reach people those in the hospital

francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties. struggling business owners say they've gone from frustrated to desperate. one hair salon will defy the shelter in place order in solano county and reopen today. leah rivera owns a shop and she tells ktvu she would not have done it two weeks ago or even last week but now she worries her salon will not survive. she says the ban on nonessential businesses through mid-may is unfair.>> i would say how? going to the grocery store and going to the gas station and mixing with people that you do not know, i think that is a responsible and scary.>> she says her salon will have a set of safety procedures and stylist will work several chairs apart and everyone inside will wear masks, customers will have to wait outside in their cars. >>> governor newsom plans to meet with police and sheriffs department around the state about more aggressive approaches to stopping people from disobeying the shelter in place orders. the governor prays areas like san diego and san mateo counties for preventing large

medical station has been set up, really almost overnight at the san mateo event center. it will be available to help caring for those sick with the virus and those who just need a bed. our camera and abc7 news reporter kris reyes were allowed inside. >> we set this up yesterday. we have about 30 personnel. thinking type of setup becoming too familiar. public and event spaces once reserved for gatherings and celebrations now makeshift hospitals. this is the fourth setup by the national guard in california just this week. >> all of our airmen have made all of these beds to be prepared for when they're needed. >> you are looking at 250 beds for possible covid-19 cases that need care but not necessarily hospitalization. empty now, but not if the surge that public health workers are so afraid of becomes reality. >> we hope that we never need this facility, but we want to be absolutely prepared. because when that time comes and you need space you want to have it. >> this place has changed almost overnight for this neighborhood. once home to the county fair, it is now a site fo

. >>> an emergency hospital is being set up at the san mateo event center in preparation for a possible surge in coronavirus patients. kiet do to th faty today, inus live with more on what he saw. kit? >> reporter: yes, so not a whole lot of activity here right now. that's a good thing because if it is busy here that means it is getting bad out there. it is a 50,000 square foot insurance policy in case you know what hits the fan. >> we hope we never need these facilities, but we want to be prepared. because when that time comes and you need space, you want to have it. >> reporter: a team of 30 guardsmen have been setting up beds. 250 of them inside fiesta hall at the san mateo county event center. the site has been set up to take overflow from surrounding hospitals. >> i will make a determination on whether or not to continue housing and care in this location. >> incoming patients will be assessed in this room. if you're not that sick and you don't need intensive care, you're then assigned a bed. >> yes, this is a federal medical station. >> reporter: they are not the most luxurious com

san francisco, alameda, santa clara y san mateo fueron unos de ellos. el gobernador dijo que los inquilinos pueden pagar parte del alquiler o lo paguen a plazos. usted debe escribir en un periodo no mayor a los siete dÍas de pago. quienes hayan sido despedidos o perdieron colas de trabajos a causa del cierre de negocios por la pandemia, tendrÁ que proveer toda la justificaciÓn necesaria que impide el pago de la renta. muchos se preguntan cÓmo pagarÁn el alquiler. organizaciones pide que se cancele el pago de la renta para personas que estÁn siendo afectados. dayana garcÍa nos amplía. dayana: en una reuniÓn virtual, distintas organizaciones, activistas y personas pidieron la cancelaciÓn del pago de la renta por este tiempo. >> vamos a estar en la calle y eso es lo que pedimos que se cancele. dayana: marta dice que las cosas parecen empeorar. >> nos pueden enviar a las calles por eso es esencial que el gobierno cancele las rentas. dayana: la cantante chilena y la concejal de auckland dijeron que las personas se puede comunicar por este nÚmero d

alameda, 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 not have been as present. >> in oakland, 13 families and picking up meals. they will also distribute laptops anfi hotspots to help. youtube is donating money to help. they are proud to call san bernardino home. they said it's been a challenging time and when the san 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 on releasing details for a new way to do that in the next few weeks. >>> we are learning te

francisco county is up to 434 cases stands at 7 deaths san mateo county has 388 cases with 10 deaths alamitos alameda county reporting 359 cases and 8 deaths and contra costa county they're up to 250 cases with 3 deaths in the north bay marine county. a 108 cases 6 staff so far. sonoma county has 91 cases just one death. solano county has 54 cases and it's the only county with no known deaths one more napa county stands at 18 cases and one death. >>school campuses in california will remain closed for the rest of the academic year governor newsome make that announcement as the state is bracing for a surge of coronavirus cases but the governor is stressing this doesn't mean it's the end of the school year. we are preparing to set our school system up where we are increasing. >>class time but increasing it at home and fulfilling our obligations through distance learning. and other mechanisms to make sure that we're educating our kids but not doing so physically on school sites. and the state's education leaders are preparing children across the state to distance learned for the rest of

including this site at the san mateo empbt center and another center? san jose. the sites test people well enough to drive but display certain symptoms of covid-19. >> in hayward a testing site is moving from fire station 7 to the campus of cal state east bay. the new station will open at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. operating tuesday through sunday from 9:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. testing is free. available only to people with covid-19 symptoms and a fever of 100 or more. >> san francisco mayor breed had a strong warning today for anyone trying to gather in golden gate park or other areas of the city on 420 next week. >> there will be police officers patrolling lt area. we will cite and necessary arrest. >> it will be fenced off and there will be roadblocks in place. while the city is it doing a good job sheltering in place any gatherings can bring deadly consequences. >> an under ground nightclub is now closed. the department issued its first warrant for violating the stay at home public health order and shut down the club. take a look. this time lapse video shows more th

. >>> 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 in the coming weeks. he believe this state will have time to get the beds thanks to social distancing. >> no greater impact on changing that curve, buying us more time to prepare for this surge, and for that peak, than physical distancing. >> and businesses across the bay area are on a miles an houring bilge. right now the u.s. postle service is hiring entry level positions. amazon is adding to its workforce. grocery stores are also hiring. >>> more evidence tonight that the virus behind this global pandemic is spreading in an unusual manner. the cdc and the state of california are reviewing whether anyone out in public should wear a mask to prevent spreading germs. when it comes to covid-19, a new study published wednesday by the cdc suggests

san mateo county police and fire and san bruno police all are here. literally applauding these folks as they come in and work on the front lines to protect us from the coronavirus . doing the heavy lifting. we are seeing scenes like this unfold throughout the area week after week. it started in santa clara last week and we see other agencies coming online. this is the second one we have seen. still heartwarming and heartfelt as one er doctor said. it gets you right here. >>> a beautiful sight to see. time for a look at the other top stories. facemasks mandatory ll have to writer refuses they will be removed. they will face a misdemeanor or find. >>> cdc confirms their first coronavirus related death was in santa clara county. autopsy samples from two people who had died tested positive for the virus. initially the first reported u.s. deaths was a patient near seattle. on february 28. >>> at noon an update on where california stands for reopening the economy. governor newsom will expand on that criteria he laid out last week including a system to deter

san francisco, alameda, contra crusta and marin and san mateo will start enforcing on monday. yesterday more than 1,000 people showed up to get free facive coings and hand sanitizer in the heart of san francisco's tenderloin district. supervisor matt hany put it together to help pass these out. >> we're trying to get it to the people who really need it. >> it's only right that we take care of our people. they're not forgotten. >> he's raising money on go fund me to pay for the masks. if you live in or near midmarket or civic center area, they'll be passing them out again this saturday on the corner of >>> workers at some of san francisco's largest companies are now eligible to receive what is called virus pay. that measure took effect on friday. it said employers with more than 500 people had to pay up to 80 hours if a worker has to miss time due to covid-19. temporary workers are included in the measure as well as nonprofits and companies like uberlyft and doordash. san jose has a similar measure for essential employees. rnegie melon university to collect data on covid-19. fa

san mateo bridge looks good as well. not a lot of volume of the roadways yet but one-to-one travel is clear. no delays on the golden gate bridge. there is roadwork and quite a bit of it around the bay area so you may run into spots where you ceiling closures. southbound 101 approaching the waldo tunnel, you may see a few brake lights because of roadwork. that is an ongoing project. they typically have those lanes closed until 6 am right now no delays. 101, various projects through r burnout. various lane closures north and southbound 101 along the peninsula. we see a lot of green in the peninsula. a few caltrans projects onto 80 as well as parts of 237. keep that in mind if you are committing this morning. other than that things are quiet. lots of changes to public transit coming up. >>> with millions of americans staying home, and all-time favorite has become a popular pastime and it can now be hard to get your hands on one. nancy chen shows us the demand for puzzles. >> reporter: like so many americans right now, mark

francisco has 434 cases and san mateo five residents at the rehab center have tested positive for the virus and one has died. the county has 380 cases and 10 deaths, >>> the use of playgrounds and dog parts and similar recreational areas are prohibited now it seems that people are taking note of these new rules the dog park here was empty no one was outside or inside the play area to make sure that everyone obeys it the gates are locked at the front entrance. >>> at a time that so many people are looking for spiritual guidance the virus has left churches and synagogues empty the most important thing right now is to slow the spread of the virus progress? if we want to sanctify god's name through the vehicle of religion we should do it by saving lives and not gathering in large groups and we should practice safe distancing i am sure this is what our creator wants for us at this time. >> passover begins april 8 and easter sunday is on april 12 and the safest way to celebrate the holidays is to use technology to stay connected with friends and family. >>> even though the infection numbers

mateo county contra costa county san francisco county are all following suit and basically what they are saying is yes if you have to go out of the house for essential needs and when i say that i'm talking about going to the pharmacy or going to the grocery store something like that they think it is a good idea to have facial coverings on your face what type of facial covering news, well they are not saying and 95 masks and they are not saying surgical mask. they're talking more about cloth masks and bandanas that is what they're talking about at this point that is now the recommendation both from the california department of health services and for several counties in the bay area we expect the other counties in the bay area to join suit on this in the next several days but the governor made it clear during his news conference today that he wants to make sure that people realize that this is not a substitute for social distancing staying home and washing your hands. >>some bay area counties are changing the recommendation around covering up your face when you have to leave the house

los condados involucrados son alameda, contra costa, san francisco, san mateo y berkeley. estas medidas restringen mÁs aspectos del sector laboral y el mismo tiempo regulaciones que afectan a los residentes de nuestra cÉlula. marÍa antonieta mejÍa nos explica los detalles de las restricciones. >> las autoridades de salud ampliaron la orden de quedarse en casa hasta el 3 de mayo y ademÁs ampliaron las restricciones. >> cada contacto y necesario con otra persona aumenta la posibilidad de que el virus se propague. la directora del condado de salud pÚblica de santa clara anunciÓ el aumento de dÍas del toque de queda. la orden de quedarse en casa se extiende hasta el 3 de mayo. se endurece dan las normas que permitan a las personas a salir de sus casas sÓlo para lo mÁs vital. >> es una orden mÁs estricta que trata de tomar acciones para prevenir que se continÚe propagando la enfermedad. reportera: tambiÉn es para el condado de alameda, contra costa, san francisco, san mateo y para la ciudad de berkeley. >> por ley usted tiene que mantener distancia social. al mismo

let's start in san mateo. the treasurer there just issued this letter saying san mateo is pushing back the deadline from april 10th to may 4th. that's the first day after the current stay-at-home order is set to expire. san francisco has done the same. the treasurer there says property taxes in the city are now due may 4th. but the bay area's remaining counties appear to be sticking to the friday deadline. some say they are unable to legally push back the due date though they are offering a selective break. the treasurer in alameda, contra costa, marin, solano counties indicated taxpayers directly affected by covid-19 can apply for penalty waivers or penalty cancellations. those are the counties in yellow. you would do that after april 10th. if you're curious about your coun county's due date we posted all nine policies plus links to their website in case policies and deadlines change. it's on nbcbayarea.com. just go to the main menu and then click responds. >> thanks so much, chris. it's 4:56 right now. here'

if you're headed to the san mateo bridge this morning a heads up, the right lane before the toll plaza is blocked before further notice. they work on the injury accident. brake lights in the area. here's mary. >>> we are starting off the day with clear skies and chilly temperatures. in the 40s and 50s at this hour. we will see plenty of sunshine, and above average for this time of the year. mild to warm conditions, and looking at 67 in san francisco, and 7 right now, staying connected is more important than ever.

david barson, from san mateo, jessica, back to you. >> thank you, raj. super interesting. >>> well, coming up, above and beyond. how one united airlines tech turned a maintenance building at sfo into a factory that pumps out enough hand sanitizer for the entire company. >> plus, a string of south bay businesses hit by vandals. the one thing they all have in common. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, tracking the heat and warmer temperatures tomorrow. plus, the latest drought outlook for california. which is not looking good. that's in about seven minutes. ve businesses. )7 leaves cafe ), )lee )s sandwiches ) and )pho y noodle >>> in the south bay vandals hit several vietnamese businesses, lee's sandwiches, the cafe, and noodle house vandalized, the skoej city councilman says the businesses had windows smashed but nothing taken. someone appears to be smashing windows with a crowbar before getting into a pick-up truck and driving off. the businesses of the owner, his sister's businesses, got hit, too. >> we don't know why someone would want to do thi

no delays through the san mateo bridge. also happening today, young children will learn a secret about his future as season three comes to a close. i had a chance to speak with him. i found this letter from caltech. i wonder why she was hiding it. >> check it out, here's a glimpse of what sheldon tries to find out what his mom is keeping with him. i spoke with the shows start about how he is keeping busy at home with the sheltering in place. >> just kind of chilling out at home, watching a lot of netflix. i've been playing with my hamster, playing with my mom, i have been doing all kinds of cool stuff. it's been okay but i wish it wasn't under these circumstances. >> you can catch the season finale of young children tonight right here on kpix 5 .>>> stay with us, coming up in the next half hour i asked iain armitage what it's like to flit from being himself to be in his character and wait to hear his answer. >> he is super talented and cute.>>> also ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, nasa making history with it

san mateo is dismissing parking tickets and in some cases sending drivers refunds. the new policy applies to 1200 parking tickets issued over the last three weeks. officials say. the city is modifying its parking enforcement standards due to the coronavirus pandemic and the county's shelter in place order. >>> san mateo county set up a pet food bank for pet owners in need. those who are able can pick up pet food on fridays between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. at pick of the litter on chula vista avenue in burling gate. you can arrange a delivery, they can do that for you too. >>> stimulus checks for small businesses, the irs releases a new simple tax form to make sure americans get theirs. that story is next. >>> there may be one silver lining to sheltering in place. carmageddon may not happen on whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can d

has 434 cases, 7 deaths so far along the peninsula, san mateo county 388 cases tend to have and the east bay alameda county there are 359 cases and 8 deaths and contra cost county there are 250 cases and 3 deaths and up north in the north bay moraine countythere are a 108 cases and 6 deaths sonoma couny stands at 91 cases and one death solano county has 54 cases it is also the only county with no known deaths so far napa countyhas 18 cases and one death. calornia will remain closed for the rest the academic year. governor newsome mad that announcement as the state braces r a surge of ronavirus cases but he also stressed that th does not mean the end of the school year. >>we are preparing to set our school system up where we are increasing class ime but increasing it at home and fulfilling our oblations through distance learning. and other mechanisms to make sure that we're educating our kids school sites. so physically on >>well the state's top authories in education, they're now prepang children all across the stat to distance learned for the rest of the school year. tony thurmond,

. >>> authorities along the san mateo county coast were busy this past weekend and forcing the regions shelter in place order. the san mateo county sheriff's office as officers ordered 275 swimmers and surfers off the beach in pacific up if they issued warnings to 650 others who gathered along the county coastline and were cited for violating the shelter in place order . >>> the new york governor andrew , meets with trump at the white house today to discuss the shelter in place order there any other issues involving th coronavirus pandemic today's oval office meeting comes as the governors across the country deal with the growing number of u.s. protesters, demanding to go back to work and school. president trump is publicly advising all americans to abide by state orders while stressing they also have the right to demonstrate . >> some governors have gone too far and some of the things that have happened or maybe not so appropriate i think in the end it's not gonna matter because were starting to open up our state . >> this debate centers on how and when to reopen states while balancin

mateo county supervisor to learn more. >>one of the things that is a really hard problem is that no one has received i've talked to businesses locust this is money for the paycheck protection program. the stories are shorter narrowly sad. i cleaners told me that you know they have 2 weeks left our restaurants businesses now 90 to 95%.

>>officials in san francio, san mateo contra costa and alameda counties. they're recommending that wearing somethinyou know like a mask to cover your face when you leave the house that's essential now for central travel and this comeas the number of confirmed coronavirus cases right here in the bay area hit 2800. here's a breakdown of those cases county by county check it out your screen. we'll start off with santa cla county. it has over 1000 cases with 36 deaths, 7 tail county is reporting 453 cases and 10 deaths safrancisco has 450 cases and 7 deaths and the east bay alameda county up to 396ases with 9 deaths so far contra costa reporting 276 cases and 3 deaths up north marion county is up to 1 cases and 6 staff sonoma county reporng 95 cases and one deh solano has 61 cases and one death and napa county >>i think the going to be . coming out with the new regulations on that and if people want to abide by and frankly don't think you could i don't think they'll be mandatory because some people don't want to do that. >>president trump says the white house

. >> extendieron su resguardo y la ciudad y los condados de san mateo y san francisco incluyendo posible acceso de actividades de bajo riesgo. es difícil pero es por el esfuerzo que todos estamos ahciendo. a pesar que visitas de hospitales médicos temen que pueda generar otro brote. >> mi esperanza es poder estar en mejores condiciones y según información que tengamos. comerciantes como este hombre sobrevive a las ventas y teme que pueda hacer su futuro muy negro >> la gente no está trabajando y ojalá primero que estén bien >> algunos preocupados por golpe financiero y su propósito es más importante >> es bueno por bienestar de todo el mund, su salud >> el gobernador formó un equipo para trabajar con los negocios al reabrir. más detalles en los próximos días pero el nuevo resguardo se extiende a mayo. >> en santa clara determinó que una mujer de la ciudad de la bahía tenía rastros de coronavirus en su corazón, garganta, pulmones en sus intestinos. habría sido la primera víctima en el país. el gobernador ha solicitado que se haga una necropsia a una persona para determ

so that's the way the bay bridge approach looks for you this morning, the san mateo bridge. similar story, nice and light traffic at the limit asyou n see taillights that your commute direction heading out from here toward the peninsula. but again hardly any traffic out the you're traveling at max speed this morning. back to the news in order to protect the santa ri jail from coronavirus outbreaks. we have more than 300 low-rk inmates havebeen released in the east bay and now lawmars are pushing for ven more low-risk prisoners to be let go our washington correspondent jo khaleel takes a look. >>while most americans are trying to stay apart social-distancing is nearly impossible for the nation's prison population, let's keep in mind you knowthe least of these and make sure that they are prected and not it disposle senator kamala buau of prisons to release low-risk inmates from thei custody. and she manded the department provi details on how it's going toslow the spread of the virus withits walls and the people who are be immune to it if they've not ten appropriate precautiona

the counties are alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties. an official more detailed announcement will be made later this week including easing restrictions on some lower risk activities . >>> at the county says that working on science-based guidelines for businesses and organizations to operate safely but health department say before they can loosen restrictions, they want to see further improvements . >> the reduction in people living with covid-19, the increase in testing, our ability to monitor the epidemic and get adequate ppe . >> napa county extended his stay at home order indefinitely , solano county goes through may 17 and sonoma counties orders expired this coming sunday. >> struggling business owners say they go from frustrated to desperate. a hair salon will defy the order in solano county and reopen today. leah rivero owns the shop and says she would not of done it two weeks ago or even last week but now, she worries her salon will not survive. she says the ban on nonessential businesses through mid-may is unfair . >> i would say

francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties and the city of berkeleyakes effect at 11:59pm tuesday. in the south bay. the announcement was made by santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody. >>we now know that people who do not show symptoms or who show only very mild symptoms can still spread the virus to others. so continuing to stay physically separate to stay in small stable groups and to mix with each other only when necessary is vitally important the new order includes mandatory social distancing and grocery stores and other essential businesses. >>which will be required to postnotices about how that will work in each case. the goal is to further reduce the number of contacts people are having said santa clara county council james williams. >>this will help ensure that even those places that do need to remain open aren't hearing too careful guidelines and thoughtful guidelines specific their own facility to ensure maximize social distancing. >>most construction must now be halted as well also off-limits ing forward our playgrounds dog parks, public picnic are a

alameda, san francisco and san mateo counties each have more than 300 cases. >>> to our north. mendocino county reported four cases of coronavirus. no one has tested positive in lake county. >>> look at this, balloons and flowers popped up outside of santa cruz police officer who died. marylou armer was with t t t t and four police officers have tested positive for coronavirus. jobina. >> thank you, kumasi. at the live desk, i'm tracking the federal government's response to the pandemic. the trump administration says we should prepare for a tough two weeks. dr. anthony fauci warned yesterday as many as 240,000 americans could die from covid-19. states are calling on the trump administration to do more while the administration says testing issues have been resolved, the states say that's not the case. >> they are out. they're in the states. they're not being run and not us us utilized. >> that's just not true. i know they have taken steps to create new tests but they are not actually produced and prohibited out to the state. >> new york governor andrew cuomo has begged the feder

state assembly member of san francisco and san mateo county is leading a budget meeting at the state capital to make sure the emergency coronavirus responsibly. >>> number four, san francisco companies with more than 500 people have tof sick time if a has to miss work because of covid-19. uber, lyft and doordash workers are eligible. >>> number five. your best chance of getting wet right now as you can see on live doppler 7. light rain out there. scattered showers possible this afternoon and then the temperatures take off to almost summer-like levels later this week. >>> number six. we are taking a live look outside right now showing us your san francisco 280 king street camera. clear conditions on our roads this morning. want to let you know that early bird express bus service between 4:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. will be reduced starting next monday. >>> and number seven. michelle obama is back. she is starting mondays with ildr's read everybody is at home. it's live streaming on the pbs kids facebook page at 9:00 a.m. and today's book is "the gruffalo." >>> the man shot and killed insid

we've got the latest number of cases on the bay area santa clara county. 1442 47 deaths, san mateo county 638 21 deaths, san francisco county 797 13 cases contra costa county 511 8 deaths. alameda well we don't have numbers for alameda county it looks like maria now reporting 154 cases, 10 deaths solano county 121 2 deaths sonoma county 140 to one death. napa county 32 cases and 2 deaths. >>you can see for the first time that in the united states we're starting to level and the logarithmic phase like italy did about a week ago and so this gives us great that occur not only in specific places but we're starting to see that change. >>and some encouraging news. the u.s. seeing a leveling off of the curve for the first time since the pandemic hit that announcement was part of today's white house briefing. there are new projections from the university of washington marking today us a peek so far and daily deaths 1983 americans expected to die from the virus today. experts say americans still need to take precautions of course and there are concerns about new hot spots in baltimore also philade

>>santa clara county has the most 1442 of them 47 people have died in that county, san mateo county has 638 cases in 21 deaths, san francisco county with almost 800 cases and 13 deaths contra costa county more than 500 cases and 9 deaths. alameda county 766 cases, 20 people have died there. we're in county as a 154 cases and 10 deaths solano county 121 cases and 2 deaths. sonoma county has seen 142 people become infected one person has died there and that the county as 32 cases and 2 deaths. >>now for some silver lining perhaps a researchers at stanford medicine of tested more than 3,000 people for antibodies against covid-19. this new test looks at immunity it will show who's been exposed to the virus or not our country is gail ong joins us now live with details scale. >>the key in this test is different than the swab tests were used to seeing the antibody test now that is a blood test that can reveal if you are immune and can also reveal people can return to work. with the prince of a finger this test looks for antibodies for covid-19 and can return results as soon as 15 minutes, rese

outbreaks at six facilities in san francisco, two around san mateo and contra costa counties and one outbreak at nursing homes in marin and sonoma counties>> we are seeing just the tip of the iceberg and it will get much worse before it gets better. >> the california advocates for nursing home reform believe the numbers are much higher and that is because only 86% of skilled nursing facilities reported their numbers to the state. >> it doesn't include the real number of illnesses and death at facilities who for business reasons basically are not wanting to tell regulators just how bad the problem is. >> governor newsom missing the state's work on updating the numbers to include all skilled nursing facilities and numbers for more than 7000 adult and senior care living centers.>> will also include in that number the number of deaths and not just the number of facilities a number of staff and number of patients impacted by covid 19. >> the white house announced sunday it is required nursing homes across the country to report coronavirus cases directly to the centers for disease control

francisco and 2 in san mateo county. contra costa, marin and sonoma counties each had one reported nursing home outbreak, a angeles county figure was far higher than those in the bay area with 148 care center outbreaks, the report didn't specify the number of people who died at those facilities. >>> for complete list of california nursing home and virus outbreaks we have it on our website right now at ktvu.com >>> the san francisco chronicle is reporting that at least 51 workers have tested positive at the safeway distribution center, that is located in tracy. the same facility where worker died of the coronavirus, 1700 currently work at the huge distribution center. stores from bakersfield to the oregon border as well as a part of nevada. >>> reported our break is one week after the death of a longtime employee of the center. a man of turlock. safeway says they have stepped up their social distancing guidelines to it is also conducting screenings before workers enter the plant. >>> marijuana dispensaries are getting cre

>>thanks a lot of will and on the peninsula officials in san mateo county are converting and the county events center there into a temporary hospital, the national guard started setting up cots and medical equipment there over the weekend the plan is to case of a surge in cases. >>well, it looking more likely the students and teachers won't be returning to the classroom anytime soon. the state superintendent says that doesn't mean school is necessarily over however, kron 4 sarah stinson live in san francisco to explain good morning sara. >>yeah good morning the superintendent for state basically send a letter that do to our me to continue to do social distancing and for the coronavirus concerns it's not likely that students will return to their physical year that doesn't mean that they're not going to continue school education continue to distance learning and that was made very clear right now it doesn't look like to return to campus becau it's just not safe to do so so they will move forward with that distance learning in that something that they've already been doing a type of learni

francisco, san mateo and contra costa also alameda counties. the recommending wearing something to cover your face when ever you leave the house for essential travel. the trump administration will be releasing a recommendation on face masks soon. this comes as a number of confirmed cases right here in the bay area had 2800. now here's a breakdown of all those cases county by county take a look at your screen santa clara has over 1000 cases with 36 steps along the peninsula, san mateo county has reached 453 cases, 10 deaths so far san francisco county has 458 cases with 7 deaths and the east bay alameda county 396 cases with 9 deaths contra costa county stands at 276 cases and 3 deaths and in the north bay moraine county is it 118 cases so far and 6 staff sonoma county reporting 95 cases with one death solano county has 61 cases with one death and that the county has 20 cases and one death. new reported cases of coronavirus a homeless shelter saw its first case a person was staying at a navigation center but has since been moved to isolation. no

or and san francisco, san mateo and santa clara. health officials say the bay area has slowed the spread of the virus but it remind everybody it's important not to lose all the progress made kron four's dan kerman is live at golden gate park with details on the announcement. dan. >>the cre still there anybody still there. calisi our control. >>well he's there but he kept hers, so we'll try to get back to dan and a little bit windy, we'll try to be running his story. all right one san francisco supervisor is weighing in on what kinds of activities. they might ease the restrictions for we've been told that that will be coming. this is what supervisor matt haney had to say today. >>there may be modifications that allow for some lower-risk activities to occur like going on walks with a friend as long as you're a certain distance apart. of also heard that there might be some is this activities like certain types of construction are certain types of stores that are able to be open on a more limited basis. i'm. i know a lot of people are.

both sacramento and san mateo counties have had 21 deaths. the president along with the coronavirus white house task force provided the latest information on how the country is doing in the battle against the virus kron four's terisa stasio has details. >>this is a holy week when religious believers of course the nation will observe passover and good friday and easter. >>the president addressing this religious week for many residents and how they continue to try and rein in the virus. >>we're getting closer you see the numbers we're getting much closer. getting our country back to the way it was. we have now an extra 2 countries that have been attacked one 84. they're being attacked as we speak. but will all win. >>of note this wednesday increasing concern in certain us cities such as houston, washington dc and philadelphia from becoming the new hot spots an area of particular concern we were briefed on this morning as the city of philadelphia. >>i spoke today too. governor tom wolf. and as we begin to see early a trend lines. in philadelphia