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dan and ama. >> oh, yes. thanks sandhya. >> well, tomorrow on "good morning america" >>> one of san francisco's iconic taco shops is back open for business. look at the long lines. they reopened for takeout today. some people even set up chairs to wait for their tacos and burritos. the menu say bit limited due to the supply chain but for the first time ever it's now accepted credit cards along with apple and google bay. >>> as you can see the bay area is beginning to look a little bit more like normal, a little bit. here's a day in the life courtesy of abc 7 news viewers. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. thanks for sharing your savage moves

ama? >> all right. >> thanks, sandhya. >>> in san mateo county thousands of people went to the state beaches over the weekend. they were packed. just one problem, the state didn't open beach parking lots, leaving to an overflow and layers of problems as a result. here's reporter wayne freedman. >> sometimes it is easier to predict human behavior than the weather, especially when one leads to another with covid-19 in the mix. >> it's been pretty insane. >> it was chaotic. >> they're talking about crowds that swarmed state beaches in and around half moon bay last weekend. an influx made worse by intentionally closed parking lots and some restrooms at those beaches. california state parks had been trying to enforce restricted access. those restrictions worked even less well then than they did today. >> everyone deserves to go out, just be protected, use your mascara and do what you need to do. >> but half moon bay paid the price. they were parking in sensitive neighborhoods, there was trash e

ama? >> all right, liz, thank you so much. >>> on "abc7 news" at 4:00, we spoke with phil matire about the unprecedented unemployment claims in the weeks since the pandemic began. >> the big question is what's going to happen as we ease out of this if we're able to, and the people getting benefits now before they rub out, wi-- run ol they get back to work? >> you can read his columns every wednesday and sunday. >> >> tesla's ceo elon musk says they resumed operations today at the plant in fremont. he said, i will be on the line with everyone else. if anyone is arrested, i ask that it only be me. sky 7 shows you cars today at the parking lot filled. restarting production is a violation of the health department order requiring factories to remain closed except for essential departments. >> it's a bit disappointing, it appears that they're going forward. the communication between the health department and the public health officer who makes these decisions are ongoing still. >> yesterday, mus

>> hi, ama. we did get a lot of updates today from governor newsom, including those guidelines for restaurants for when they open for in-person dining. when the bay area does get to the point where this can happen, it's clear that things are going to look and feel a lot different. although most of the bay area has yet to move into phase two, the statewide order for california is loosening up and moving faster. governor newsom today with this. >> today we're announcing additional modifications statewide for our stay-at-home order. >> the modifications include opening up malls, but only for curbside pickup and allowing office spaces where employees cannot work from home to respacing for social distancing. >> mauls to pickup and car washes, pet grooming, making some clarifications. there has been some of this happening already on dog walking. all of these areas also are a modified statewide. >> to help businesses prepare, the governor also announced new guidelines for various industries, including f

>> hi, ama. he is saying what so many of us are saying and thinking, and that is that we need to tread lightly and cautiously as we head into these coming weeks and months. we need to think of it, he said like a dance. how we approach it and when we approach it, that is when things get complicated and controversial. the hammer and the dance. it's a metaphor for the strange new world we're living in that has gone viral. >> it ended up more than 40 million views, and 40 languages. >> that was two months ago when we were learning about the hammer, aka the virus. but now we're entering the next phase, the dance. >> i wanted to create a very strong metaphor, a very strong image that could represent this idea of something aggressive early on, and then something less aggressive afterwards. >> tomas pollo of san francisco is the author of this viral metaphor. as california begins to loosen up, he says we need to think about our movements of the ebb and flow of a complicated dance. >> it's called a dance

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for spencer christian, larry beil, who seems to be holding up okay, we appreciate your time. >> for now. >> join us tonight at 11:00. tonight three legendary players will battle it out for $1 million on "jeopardy!" no one has won more games than ken jennings or won more money than brad rutter or set more records than james holzhauer. but only one will be crowned the greatest of all time. and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheering ] thank you, johnny gilbert. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and good evening, and welcome to match number two in our "jeopardy!" greatest of all time tournament. if you were watching yesterday, you saw ken jennings edge james holzhauer by 200 points. today james won the toss. he gets to select first in the "jeopardy!" round, so let's reveal the categories for his selection, starting off with this category... that'll sound familiar to everyone. followed by... i like that. and finally... notice the quotation marks. each correct response

>> hi, ama. a lot of big announcements today, especially when it comes to hair salons and barbershops. but it does come down to regional variance. just three bay area counties are in a position to move into phase 3 if they choose. but as a state, it's a symbolic and important sign of progress. it's news that so many have been looking forward to. even governor newsom. >> they had at me. it was a family effort to remove what was described by my wife as, forgive me, a mullet. >> here is the photo proof. but newsom will no longer need to enlist his own children to cut his hair. starting today, hair salons and barbershops can reopen in 47 california counties. the other 11 counties, which includes much of the bay area, continue to move slower. >> some parts of the state will not be able to pace as quickly into phase 3. and we continue to be responsive to those concerns and the needs of those local communities to slow down the pace of reopening. and we respect that. >> the guidance provided by the state

. >> reporter: hi, dan and ama. good news for all of us, especially those eager to see the state reopen. it's going to vary by region. on friday, according to the state order and this new phase, retailers will be allowed to reopen with curb side pickup. it's not the full phase 2 but it's a good start. in this full first week of may, a move forward. >> we're entering into the next phase this week. >> governor newsom announced today that phase 2 for reopening california will begin on friday. but exactly how is somewhat complicated. >> we mentioned phase 2 included an earlier and a later consideration. >> here's the thing. as newsom announced last week, phase 2 will include the reopening of low-risk businesses. retailers and manufacturing. but to date he said only part of phase 2 can begin on friday. for instance, malls and office spaces cannot reopen and restaurants cannot do in-person dining. retailers, like clothing stores, florists and bookstores can reopen with curbside pickup. logistics and manufacturing can reop

dan, ama? >> all right, dan, thank you so much. >>> three foreign airlines are planning to resume san francisco flights next month. that's according to sfo. all nippon airways plans to resume flights from tokyo narita, swissair from zurich and lufthansa plans to bring back flights from munich. sfo hasn't seen nonstop flights from europe since april 1. >>> the federal c.a.r.e.s. act promises unemployment benefits for the first time to gig workers and the self-employed. but the state's employment development department really was not set up to provide benefits for these workers, at least not until now. there is an adjustment period going on. 7 on your side's michael finney is live with the story. michael? >> the self-employed gig workers were thrilled when they found out that for the first time they would actually qualify for unemployment checks. the problem is as you just said, dan, the state isn't geared up to send them out. so many have still not even received their first check, including one

larry and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> solano county is the second area to receive permission from the state to move further into stage two of reopening. effective 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, dine-in restaurnts, shopping malls about, and swap meets can all open with social distancing modifications. the city of vacaville summer camps and other parks and recreation activities are scheduled to begin on june 15th. napa county is the first bay area to go into phase 2 earlier this week. >>> 43 of california's 58 counties have filed paperwork with the state to move deeper into stage 2 addition to napa and solano counties, they include yolo, lake, >>> the last bay area county to take the stage 2 step. as chris nguyen explains, officials in san jose could soon take it a step further with even stricter regulations enforcing it could be an issue. >> in the bay area's largest city, the san jose city council is expected to vote in early june on a proposed ordinance that would require almost everyone to wear a face co

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz.a let' gappened a nail salon. he said it was a factual statement but it was not meant to be an indictment of the industry. as parts of california move into phase two of the stay-at-home order, hair and nail salons remain closed. when asked thursday why salons are part of phase three and not phase two, governor gavin newsom said this. >> this whole thing started in the state of california, the first community spread, in a nail salon. >> i think my brain stopped working and i was saying what the hell? i never heard anything like that before. >> reporter: kelvin pham is the producer of the documentary "nailed it." the impact of this remark, what it can have on not only the nail industry, but particularly the vietnamese nail industry. we came here to this country as refugees. left our country. not because we want to, because we have to. >> reporter: today when asked to clarify the origin of california's first community case, governor newsom called the nail salon industry noble and said fac

dan and ama? >> all right. sounds good, thank you so much, spencer. >> wiping down your kitchen counter isn't enough. large scale facilities are exploring new technologies when it comes to food safety. >>> you finally qualify for unemployment benefits and you still can't get your cash. what's up with that? i'm >>> i'm wayne freedman at sonoma county airport. as counties begin to open up, airports are lagging behind, especially regional ones. wool tell you that story coming up. >>> let's take a look at stocks for the day. they rallied strong despite news of record job losses in april. the dow closed up more than 450 points, the nasdaq up 140 points and the s&p 500 closed up nearly 50 points. the u.s. unemployment rates soared to the highest number since the great depression. the bureau of labor statistics says unemployment in april was at 14.7%. that's a loss of 20.5 million jobs. even as hospitals struggle to serve patients, health care workers suffered layoffs too. outpatient services cut 1.2 million jobs. her

dan and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> restrictions on office construction have been lifted in silicon valley, but changes in work space and whether big office buildings are even needed could be on the horizon. >>> your trip gets canceled and the airline will not return your money. i'm michael finney. that kind of behavior may i of metastatic breast cancer.e but i did pick clarity by knowing i have a treatment that goes right at it. discover piqray, a treatment that specifically targets pik3ca mutations in hr+, her2- mbc. piqray is taken with fulvestrant after progression on hormone therapy and helps people live longer without disease progression. do not take piqray if you've had severe allergic reactions to it or any of its ingredients. piqray can cause serious side effects, including severe allergic and skin reactions, high blood sugar levels, and diarrhea, that are common and can be severe, and pneumonitis. tell your doctor right away if you have symptoms of severe allergic reactions or high b

. >> hi, ama. these are exciting times. the space president has entered a new phase from being government-run to a commercial partnership. one thing hasn't changed, though, federally funded research done at nasa ames. scientists and engineers at nasa ames have made significant contributions to the space program for decades. back in the 1980s, it developed the heat shelled that protects returning spacecraft from burning up upon reentry. it's called pica, the material is now manufactured by spacex, the private company started by elon musk. nasa ames works in partnership with spacex as astronauts return to space for the first time from american soil in nine years. in recent years, american astronauts were launched by russian rockets after the space shuttle program ended. they also conducted tests on spacex's crew dragon capsule that will carry the astronauts to the international space station. >> wind tunnels and our computational tools have been utilized to look at the aerodynamics of the vehicle itself, and also the aerodyna

ama and dan. >> sounds good, sandhya. thank you very much. >>> coming up tomorrow on "good morning tomorrow" tracy morgan chats about the >>> new developments, it seems vehicle gatherings as graduation ceremonies won't be happening after all. the district sent families a letter today saying due to the size of graduating classes and restrictions of the county's car-based celebrations order, it just won't work. so, graduations will be celebrated in person whenevers that allowed. >>> we showed you the f-15 flyover by the air national guard a few moments ago cheering for front line workers around the bay area. here's a day in the life courtesy of abc 7 news viewers. and... l(music fades in). hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening, the 49ers will head into the season with a young but dangerous group of wide receivers although without the reliable emmanuel sanders. sanders left for new orleans leaving a void that debow samuel hopes to fill. e he's been working out in houston with adrian

dan, ama? >> step in the right direction anyway. larry, thank you very much. >>> be sure to join us tonight. >> no doubt covid-19 has changed the way many of us work. now some companies are considering digital surveillance tools to make sure we're actually working that story at 11:00. s. >>> governor newsom wants the state to ramp up contact tracing in a big way. how a local liberian is using her skills to track down coronavirus cases. >>> here is a lineup. it's season finale. catch the goldbergs followed by single parents. then american housewife and more single parents. then at 10:00, it's shark tank and then stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> that will do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for news any time on the abc7 news app. thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >>> these people are all on the front line, and i think we all can do a little bit to make their lives easier right now. they're not able to be with their families, but to be out

so ama, you'd be in the chuck e. cheese market given a 2-year-old. would you feel deceived or no big deal about chuck e. cheese or pascally's? >> i'd say a little deceived. i mean, if i could go to the website and it would say somewhere that it was chuck e. cheese, but hey, we've upgraded the pizza, that would be one thing. and by the way, i feel bad that i'm from san jose and i didn't realize that chuck e. cheese was founded in san jose. i feel like a poor san josan. san josan? >> yes. and because of that, that will be your last four@4 appearance. >> oh, no! >> spencer, no! >> it's normally her show anyways. kristen, a little switcheroo going on here. i don't know if it's intentional or not, but if you were the mind-set that you want to order local and it looks like neighborhood wings sounds like it's in your neighborhood, then it's -- >> i'm totally fine with it. i don't see it as deception. you go to chuck e. cheese for the ambience, the mouse. you don't go there for the pizza. if it's a grubhub type of thing, i think they're more likely to buy un

ama and dan. >> sounds good, sandhya. thank you very much. >>> coming up tomorrow on "good morning tomorrow" tracy morgan chats about the >>> new developments, it seems vehicle gatherings as graduation ceremonies won't be happening after all. the district sent families a letter today saying due to the size of graduating classes and restrictions of the county's car-based celebrations order, it just won't work. so, graduations will be celebrated in person whenevers that allowed. >>> we showed you the f-15 flyover by the air national guard a few moments ago cheering for front line workers around the bay area. here's a day in the life courtesy of abc 7 news viewers. >>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening, the 49ers will head into the season with a young but dangerous group of wide receivers although without the reliable emmanuel sanders. sanders left for new orleans leaving a void that debow samuel hopes to fill. e he's been working out in houston with adrian peterson and trent williams. >> the guy we're traini

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for spencer christian, larry beil, all of us, we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 11:00. >>> i drew "we'll get through this, america." >> i dedicated two pieces of artwork to the people who serve and 911 dispatchers. >> messages of support. stay positive. stay healthy. stay strong. it brings out a cheerful, positive environment. and just seeing people walk by smile just brings together a sense of community. tonight... ...will battle it out for $1 million on... no one has won more games than ken jennings... or won more money than brad rutter... or set more records than james holzhauer. but only one will be crowned the greatest of all time. [ cheers and applause ] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheering continues ] whoo! thank you, johnny gilbert. good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to what we believe will be the greatest "jeopardy!" tournament ever. for the first time in 36 years, we have managed to gather o

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. for all of here, we appreciate your time and hope and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] welcome back. the end of the match is not a foregone conclusion, in spite of these scores you see here. we'll get rid of those scores right now. we will, of course, add them to whatever the-- hey, brad's score's still on there. [ audience groaning and laughing ] wow. it's gotten to be that kind of competition, hasn't it? [ laughter ] let's go to the board and reveal the categories for the jeopardy! round. ♪ here they are, starting off with... followed by... then... i'm ryan reynolds. in addition to me and alex trebek, here are some of the greatest canadians of all time. [ laughter ] and that is followed by... - let me give you an example. - what? 1,000 plus 100 to this "wrecking ball" singer. 1,000 and 100--that's mc. miley cyrus. we will need both first and last names. and finally... [ laughter ] ken, you won the right to select first. go. literary terms f

. >> and i'm ama daetz. thank you so much for joining us tonight. we begin this evening with a bay area teen that may be closing in on a potential treatment for covid-19. it relies on our own immune systems, our own body's ability to fight off infegs when invaded by a virus. now a south san francisco doctor says his work is taking the next step. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen has the story. >> in the race to find a cure for covid-19, there's new hope from bay area scientists who have been working around the clock. >> good to have big dreams, big dreams got us to the moon. >> reporter: you might recognize dr. jacob glenville from the netflix docuseries pandemic. he's the president and ceo of distributed bio, which is developing an antibody therapeutic to treat the novel coronavirus. >> if your loved one has to go to the hospital. we give them the therapy and instead of getting more sick, they get better rapidly and go home. the minute we have an antibody therapy we can end the crisis. >> three independent laboratories including one at stanford yufr

i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. governor newsom says stage two could begin friday but it's still unclear whether bay area counties will decide to take things slower. abc 7 news reporter liz kreutz is live with the latest on the restart plan. liz? >> reporter: that's right. we're waiting to get more guidance from bay area counties to see if they'll decide to move forward with phase two this week. some of you really want to. others saying it's too soon. work is being done across the state to make sure when businesses can reopen, they are ready. as california prepares to enter phase two later this week, questions still about whether bay area counties will choose to be part of it. on midday live today, london breed said friday may be too soon for businesses in the city to reopen. >> it doesn't mean that we can't, you know, provide permission. again, this is going to come from our county health officer. so we're not going to just make this decision unless it is okay to make the decision. >> reporter: even if the bay area

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dan and ama. let me show you live doppler 7 right now and you will notice there are some showers around, they're not everywhere. but where they are falling, pockets of showers redding into livermore. it moved on as you look northeast of a clayton we're seeing a few spotty returns, and down around the santa cruz area, seeing light returns around scotts valley and santa cruz. san jose cameras show kroing you a lovely view. .6 inch of rain in santa rowia. half an -- san jose only .4 of an inch of rain. it's absolutely gorgeous with the clouds layered up. temperatures 62 in san francisco, 68 in san jose, 62 in pacifica. upper 50s to the low 70s. seeing blue sky from our exploratorium camera. 58 in santa rosa. 66 in livermore. you can see the camera is shaking a bit. mild sunny break on friday. this one right now for tonight and tomorrow is a level one, scattered light showers, less than .2 of an inch of additional rain is expected. damp roadways. 9:00 a.m. north bay seeing a few showers. at 11:30, any

. >> and i'm ama daetz. j.r. stone is following the growing debate and has more from oakland. >> the church is essential, especially for times like these. >> bishop bob jackson of acts full gospel church in oakland making a plea to california governor p gavin newsom saying in these tough times churches need to be open and there for prisher ins. >> there's nobody ministering to their spiritual needs and that's what the church is for. >> the department of justice agrees with jackson and sent him a letter telling not to discriminate against places of worship. more than 1,200 california pastors also agree and are leading the charge. health experts are cautioning that. >> you bring a lot of people together. you put them in close quarters. you have a lot of proximity. i think all of those may bring significant risk of infection. >> we asked viewers on facebook if you would feel comfortable going back to church. you responded with well over 300 comments. close to 90% of you saying no. the 11% in favor saying it's anothe

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. today san francisco laid out in detail what will reopen and when. it's a process that's going require some patience. >> we've already been sheltering in place for 73 days. san francisco's plan requires another 11 weeks at least, and that doesn't even bring us completely back to where we were before the pandemic. >> abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra is live with a look at the city's plan. and stephanie, reaction to it. >> yes, dan, this is welcomed relief for all of us, especially those businesses who desperately need to open their doors. and the time line for those who can and can't reopen is very specific. so here's what we know right now. starting monday, child care center, botanical gardens, and outdoor historical sites can all open. two weeks later, june 15th, the list gets longer, including indoor retail, outdoor dining, religious service, even professional sporting events, without spectators, that is, and non-emergency medical appointments. this is like going to the dentist ca

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dan and ama? >> sounds good. thank you so much, spencer. >>> let's turn our attention to sports director larry beil talking to steve kerr today with the warriors. larry? >> it was lot of fun. the coach on life in lockdown. the one thing that he's not doing right now. and what he wishes he could do. for over 80 years, nissan has been with you through thick and thin, and now is no different. we're offering payment options for current owners. ♪ our service departments are here to help. and now we're offering more help. no payments for three months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to two additional months. this is help when you need it. >>> now abc7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening. warriors coach steve kerr is at home in san diego, waiting to see if or when this nba season will resume. he joins us today on our with authority podcast. kerr has been busy watching tape of possible draft picks and not shaving. >> you going grizzly adams here? what is happening? how many days? you're starting to look like

good evening, thank you for joining us i'm ama daetz. >> i am dan ashley. health officials are sounding the alarm about the pace of reopening. one of them, sarah code. krigs nguyen has the story from san jose. >> reporter: as california moves to reopen parts of the economy on a county by county base, there is growing concern it could be happening a little too fast. santa clara county health officer dr. sarah cody shared her opinion at a virtual meeting with the board of supervise. >> the state is moving ahead without knowing the consequences of what the last move has been. and with a serious risk of exponent shall growth in cases. >> reporter: she says 14 days is needed to effectively gauge the impact in each step of the reopening process. the state hasn't been adhering to that time line when it comes to monitoring cases and hospitalizations. >> we know there is a lot of the virus in the community. and we know that it is going to spread because people are relaxing, shelter in place too fast. >> reporter: on wednesday county officials stressed the doctor's c

. >> as ama daetz explains one san jose high school found a unique way to celebrate its 2020 grads. >> reporter: the balloons were there, so were the homemade signs. but there was something very different at this graduation ceremony. a parade of cars full of graduating seniors. >> they are driving in with one car full of as many family members they want to put in there and driving through and receiving their honors and their diplomas. >> reporter: this school improvised this event to give students a bit of normalcy a chance to walk across the stage and receive their diploma. >> i feel emotional but i am really happy that i got the chance to cross the same. eye proud of myself. >> i am starting a chapter in life and it's not starting how everyone else's is starting so it is a little bit skiry. >> i am excited to actually get something even though coronavirus is happening. at least we get something, even though it is just a drivethrough. [ honking ] >> reporter: cheers accompanied honking horns. some families drove up in limos. it created an energy everyone was craving. >> better make w

. >> and i'm ama daitz. we're breaking down what we learned today about the pace of progress into phase two. >> this staying at home thing is rough for me, too. >> reporter: despite excitement that california will begin entering phase two later this week, today it became clear the bay area for the most part will not be. >> let me clarify. the san francisco and bay area health orders currently in effect through may do not permit curbside pickup from nonessential businesses. >> reporter: abc 7 news reached out to the 9 counties if our region. san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, alameda, contra costa, alameda counties, don't expect to start phase two on friday possible napa and solano counties told us they do plan to do so. san francisco mayor london breed explained it this way. >> the numbers are still going up. the number deaths are still going up. and we have not lowered the curve. so we have to be mindful of that and we have to be responsible when we look at ways to bring various industries back. >> repo

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i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm dan ashley. this friday, the start will enter phase 2. that's exactly 50 days after the statewide shelter in place order began on march 20th. phase 2 is just one of four in the process of lifting owe restrictions. this phase will happen gradually however and could vary across regions, meaning it might be different in the bay area. >> liz kreutz is here to break it down for us. >> reporter: hi, dan and ama. good news for all of us, especially those eager to see the state reopen. it's going to vary by region. on friday, according to the state order and this new phase, retailers will be allowed to reopen with curb side pickup. it's not the full phase 2 but it's a good start. in this full first week of may, a move forward. >> we're entering into the next phase this week. >> governor newsom announced today that phase 2 for reopening california will begin on friday. but exactly how is somewhat complicated. >> we mentioned phase 2 included an earlier and a later consideration. >>

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ama here in texas is doing pretty good job of making sure they have an understanding of what the needs of the state are. counties, san's antonio, almost 2 million people in the area, and the other, el paso. el paso is having different problem than san antonio is, that they are able to work with the states in different ways. we're not seeing some of the problems we've had in other places, but you are right, increase testing. increase ability for contact tracing. announced apple just can bepp that downloaded, but this is going to be a tool implemented by these regional entities. , you're able sick to notify people in a quick way. in 2020, are we basically relying on that old yellow card that tells us whether we gotten a shot? that's how we're doing public health right now in its america, and we should be having some more technological solutions. thate can have technological solution and protect privacy at the same time, and it starts with saying as an individual, i get to decide what i do with that data, who i share it with, and who has access to it. host: in a few minutes, i'm going to

i'm ama daetz with lyanne melendez. instead of our 4:00 p.m. newscast, today we're going to spend the hour talking with experts and you in an abc7 listens virtual town hall on education. >> ama, we're taking a closer look, right, at the future of education in the wake of covid-19. this is an important one-hour virtual town hall airing on abc7, on abc7news.com, youtube and facebook. february. in mid-february, many families were planning for graduations, some were getting college acceptance emails or even thinking about summer. then all of that came crashing down without warning. we were left feeling vulnerable, not knowing what the immediate future would bring. it seems so very long ago. in february, with limited reported cases in the u.s., americans were told the risk of coronavirus may be lower than the flu. >> you're exercising an abundance of caution. >> meanwhile, many educators were already calling for action in schools to minimize the risk of it spreading. >> you wash your hands, number one. just wash your hands. >> by mid-march, covid-19

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