Patchwork of rules many find confusing. Reporter confusing and frustrating. Certainly californias 58 counties are not all the same. But its getting complicated figuring out what you can do, where. We really dont know when its going to happen. Reporter beginning friday in Sonoma County, residents can once again get the car washed and dog groomed. But not their own hair. We have clients who are constantly calling, do you have any idea when we are going to get our hair cut . Reporter salons like dining food, malls, gems and winetasting are still held back by state standards on covid cases, deaths, testing and hospital space. We should be able to open. I mean we are not the same as some of the large counties with lots and lots of cases. We are completely different animal in Southern California. Its hard for people because its so fluid and everything something new comes out. Reporter county leaders have the frustration in Sonoma County is among more than 30 counties asking for a state waiver to accelerate the next phase. We dont want to go rogue and we dont want to open the floodgates. But we do want to do all that we can to make sure that our businesses are successful. Reporter 19 counties reopened after showing containment. One requirement, two weeks without a death. Easier for small counties than large. And critics say more flexibility is needed. Really a risk assessment, as opposed to just a prohibition. And i do think at the end of the day its going to be about all of our behaviors, more so than any orders. We would want a regional focus, a county focused. Reporter the governor admits the patchwork, some surfaces and some places, creates movement. You open up a dense urban environment right next door to the community thats not opened, people start rushing into the dense urban environment and coming back into the community. Small businesses survive without on sales. Yes you come in for the pot or frying pan. Reporter two sisters, owners of a longtime Kitchen Store stayed open is essential for the past two months but had no foot traffic, downtown petaluma deserted. With other merchants opening, no one can go in and browse. It puts a damper on sales. They could do one or two people in our stores and still do social distancing for a Clothing Store and still get that opportunity. When can they just come in and i say fashion . Reporter businesses are making the changes they can for the covid arab. Smack we have taken advanced sanitation courses on our time off, both my partner and i. And so we are ready when we can go [ laughter ] reporter alon plans to use heat lampsprecauti businesses are coming up with creative ways to try to push approval along. Its a whole new covid era, thank you. San francisco businesses are getting ready to open monday for delivery and curbside service. Agents are also preparing for more people commuting to work and more customers are chopping. Both bart and muni will require people to work face coverings and practice social distancing. Buses and train cars will get extra distancing. Muni is working with the department of Public Health to determine which lines to reopen. We really focused on the data to see where our riders are. For the past couple of weeks we have been incrementally adding service to make sure people have the appropriate social distancing. Muni operators are limiting the number of people allowed to board buses and light rail vehicles and that could mean longer wait times. Governor newsom presented his revised budget today. This comes as california is now facing a 54 billion deficit. Wpdes andre senior tells us that the governor wants to cut pay of not only state employees, but also himself. This estate was in strong physical condition, strong physical health. Reporter months after unveiling in more than 203 billion budget peppered with funding for priest, homelessness and healthcare benefiting undocumented seniors , governor gavin newsom announcing thursday he will have to 19 billion from the budget. The current Budget Proposal may revise a decline of 22. 3 and revenue from the january budget. Reporter to do that salaries have to be slashed from the states 240,000 workers, including newsome himself and staff. We are asking across the board for a 10 contribution in wages. Reporter the head of the sei you, the Union Representing state workers striking a conciliatory tone in this post to members on facebook. I have no doubt in my mind together we will figure this out. There will be a little bit of pain, but not the same kind that comes from a straight acrosstheboard 10 cut. Reporter it is a hit to the working class amid more than 4 million additional people filing for unemployment since march. Governor newsom estimates and employment could hit 25 in california. Also hit hard here, the states two largest public pensions, the california please remove retirement system and the california state teachers retirement system. We are going to use 2. 3 billion that was scheduled to be invested over a 30 year period to pay down pensions to address the immediacy of the crisis in our Public Education system. Reporter that money come along with nearly 4. 5 billion from the federal governments c. A. R. E. S act going to offset cuts to schools. The enormity of task at hand cannot just be born by a state. The federal government has a moral and ethical and economic obligation to help support the states. Reporter the governors plan is being criticized by some, including republican jim nielsen. He says the governors budget plan relies too heavily on financial help from the federal government. The latest unemployment numbers show that nearly 3 million americans filed for unemployment last week. That brings the total number of jobless in this country over the past two months to more than 35 Million People. In many parts of the country businesses are slowly reopening , but economists are predicting that even more people could lose their jobs and file for unemployment as businesses fail , go bankrupt or are forced to close. The number of Homeless People in the United States could increase by 45 because of that rise in unemployment. The l. A. Times is reporting that as many as 250,000 people may be homeless. Professor from Columbia University to the analysis. However, he said california might see a smaller increase of only about 20 because we already have such a large Homeless Population here. On wall street stocks rallied late in the day as bargain hunters picked up bank and energy stocks. The dow rose 377 point and it had been down 450 points early in the day. The nasdaq also rallied to end up 80 points and the s p gained 32. The New York Stock Exchange is set to reopen on may 26th, the day after memorial day. A limited number of brokers will be on the floor and be screened for a fever before entering. Once inside they will have to wear masks and stay physically distanced. They will be asked to avoid taking public transportation. Officials say no one will be required to go back to the trading floor. The National RestaurantAssociation Says 1 Million People who work at restaurants have now when you are laid off or furloughed because of the coronavirus pandemic. Essentially that means that two out of every three people who work at a restaurant are now out of a job. You at 10, wpdes amber lee shows us how a chef in oakland is giving free meals to some of those workers who are without a job. Reporter the chef tells me that he wants to help restaurant workers because even before the pandemic they didnt make much money. Only helps the free meals will give them some relief during this difficult time. Cooking for others, chef nelson her months passion. He is preparing taken orders at his restaurant, polymer kitchen and bar in downtown oakland. We love what we do, serving people and making them smile. Reporter at the same time he is preparing free meals to give away to restaurant workers who lost their jobs due to the shelter in place order. With the help of volunteers, he tells me hes been doing this since the beginning of april. We all go through struggles, right . When you struggle with other people a kind of build to stronger intrafamily. Reporter unemployed restaurant workers can walk up and get the meals or do Curbside Pickup. This restaurant worker tells us shes relied on these meals for more than a month. Things like this are keeping us afloat. Reporter herman says money for the giveaway comes from a partnership with the nonprofit and corporate donors. And some beautiful delicious coffee. Reporter basic Household Items are also provided. One woman volunteering with the Program Since she first came to the restaurant needing a meal after losing her job from the beverage business. An entire meal packed with pantry staples, like it was the biggest weight off my shoulders. Reporter the free meals are given out wednesdays through sundays from 4 to 6 p. M. People are asked to provide a paystub with proof of employment with the restaurant industry. Herman wants to reach out to undocumented restaurant workers. We are part of the same family, we want to help you. Come by. Reporter restaurant workers say this hope is a testament to the strength of their tightknit community. Millions and millions of thank youse and i dont even understand why youre doing it, but its amazing. I love this industry so much, ive been in it for so long. I wanted to give back is much as i can. Reporter the chef tells me he plans to do this at least until the end of the month. He hopes to extended until the shelter in place order is lifted. Thats really nice to see, people doing things like that. Stepping up during this time. Amber lee come alive for us tonight, thank you. If you are ready for a break from the gray, ive got some sunshine coming up. Also have, the childhood illness possibly linked to covid19. Plus a government scientist turned whistleblower, his blunt words about the lack of a coordinated plan to fight the coronavirus. With a better planning, 20 20 could be the darkest winter in modern history. The cdc is warning doctors about a rare condition in children possibly linked to the coronavirus. Weve been telling you about pediatric multisymptom inflammatory syndrome. Symptoms are similar to kawasaki disease. Include fever and inflammation of oregons. The cdc is asking doctors for any child extracting the symptoms. Health experts believe this Rare Diseases possibly an uncontrolled immune response to the coronavirus. As the body is doing its usual thing, which is to make antibodies to clear an infection , it accidentally is revving up the anybody level too high or in an unregulated way so that the inflammation affects other organs, which is not what it was intended to do. Reporter the cdcs alert comes as cases of the rare condition spike across the u. S. In new york 100 children have been diagnosed with the syndrome. 55 of them tested positive for the coronavirus, or antibodies. On capitol hill today, a bleak warning from an ousted federal Health Authority turned whistleblower. Doctor Richard Bright said the Trump Administration does not have a sufficient plan to conquer the coronavirus threat and he says dark days are ahead. Tran was Jana Katsuyama here now with moronta this congressional testimony. Reporter rick bright spoke for more than three hours today. One of his points was there has been so much focus on a vaccine and developing it. But he says right now there is no National Plan for how to distribute it. The time is running out because the virus is still spreading everywhere. People are getting restless to leave their homes. Reporter a dark warning thursday from federal vaccine expert rick bright. Without better planning, 2020 could be the darkest winter in modern history. Reporter right filed a whistleblower complaint last week, saying he was removed from his post for challenging the Trump Administrations coronavirus response. He told the house energy and Commerce Committee that is administration mister lee warnings about the virus. He also said that there is no coordinated National Plan for coronavirus containment or for disturbing a vaccine when it becomes available. Our window of opportunity is closing. If we fail to improve our response now based on science, i fear the pandemic will get worse and be prolonged. Reporter the Committee Chair congresswoman said congress should listen to price warnings. Doctor bright has filed one of the most specific and troubling whistleblower complaints ive ever seen. He was not only ignored, he was fired for being right. Reporter President Trump dismissed brights comments. I never met him, i dont want to meet him. I watched him and he looks like an angry, disgruntled employee who frankly, according to some people, didnt do a very good job. Reporter Public Health experts say bright is raising important questions because the vaccine false only half the problem. How are we going to scale up the production of this vaccine to cover probably around 4 billion people on this planet . Reporter jones words forget you see both berkeley Public Health professors is distributing a Coronavirus Vaccine to entire communities is much more complicated than seasonal flu shots. Which less than half the population receives in a typical year. He says there must be a National Plan. We dont even have files for the vaccine at this point. How are we going to distribute it . And then whos going to administer it . This is an enormous undertaking of logistics. Reporter Bay Area County Health Departments are concerned. Contra costa countys Health Director told me they might need to convert coronavirus drive up test sites into vaccine sites and even first responders, such as firefighters and paramedics to administer vaccines. Rights is right now there is no one company capable of producing enough vaccine for the entire nation. Another reason, he says, there needs to be a National Coordinated response. North carolina senator richard were stepping down from his post as the chairman of the Senate Intelligence committee. Bird is a republican who is currently under investigation for possible insider trading. He sold up to 1. 6 million worth of his stocks on february 13th. That was just as his committee was getting daily briefings on the coronavirus. It was also just one week before the stock market crashed. Federal agents have seized his cell phone as part of their investigation. In the meantime fox news has confirmed that democratic senator Dianne Feinstein was also questioned by the fbi about financial transactions. Her spokesperson said she handed over paperwork to show that she had no involvement in her husbands trades. The Oakland PoliceDepartment Says its allowing sex offenders to register remotely or in person. This comes after ktvu reported some offenders could not check in as required by law. The department initially said it closed at sex offender registry unit on march 16th due to the coronavirus. We spoke with multiple offenders who try to check in with opd but said they were turned away. Victims advocates are worried that the locations of the vendors are not being tracked properly. The District Attorneys Office and opd both say any sex offenders found out of compliance during the pandemic will not be prosecuted. Shelter in place orders have led to dramatic drops in air pollution in california and neighboring states. Data from a nasa satellite shows over the past two months air pollution in the San Francisco bay area has dropped 22 compared to previous years. Air pollution in the Los Angeles Basin has dipped by 31 and san diego saw a 25 drop. The ozone monitoring instrument onboard the satellite measures the air pollutant nitrogen dioxide. Good evening, everybody. Im going to talk weather right now. We are going to take a little bit of a break from the sprinkles and the gray, but we have a nice friday forecast for you. Lets take a look at the radar, we are starting to see some of these clouds start to break up. That is some good news. Lets get back in here, my graphics decided to take a little break. Technology is great, isnt it everybody . Im just going to talk and see if graphics will go. We are going to look at, okay here we go. Sorry, folks. It is not connecting. So we are going to look out for the weather tonight to be breaking up the clouds tomorrow. We will see warm temperatures and as we head into tomorrow it will be a Beautiful Day in the afternoon after little fog in the morning. And we have remained system coming our way as we head into our saturday night. I will talk about that with your extended forecast. People are kind of desperate. Out of work or on the front lines of the pandemic. At 10 30, see how the coronavirus is disproportionately affecting the bay areas latino communities. Bars throw their doors open and wisconsin just hours after a court ruling on the states stay at home order. And wisconsin bars open last night after the state Supreme Court struck down the governor stay at home order. Our reporter went to a bar in oshkosh, wisconsin that was quickly filled with people. Reporter a simple Facebook Post saying we are open is all that it took for customers to start pouring into eddies pub and grub in oshkosh. I am more than happy to be back. Reporter brian course is a regular at andys. Hes like its open, time to go its essential happiness for a lot of people just to get back and see old friends again. Reporter bartender tracy salant time is thrilled. It was a huge adjustment to having most of your sales be alcohol to all food. Reporter customers kept them afloat. The Tavern League of wisconsin has been pushing to reopen for weeks. They are seeing their livelihoods melt away before their eyes and they were helpless to do anything about it. Reporter not everyone is jumped on board. While this bar is open, and several other oshkosh and appleton bars have posted on facebook they havent made a decision to reopen yet. Appleton has made the decision for them Late Wednesday night. The citys Health Department issued its own safer at home order to keep them closed until may 20th. The decisions will be with local Health Department at this point and i think thats honestly the place where it should be. Republican assembly when jim stanek is happy with the courts decision. Hopefully no with the court acting it will force the two sides together to work in a bipartisan fashion. Thats really what we are asking for. Reporter democrat amanda stark says the ruling doesnt surprise her. Signage he says republicans will be meeting with the governor soon. Berkley is working on a plan to reopen restaurants by closing streets, sidewalks and parking lots to accommodate outdoor dining. The mayor and vice mayor introduced legislation today to help restaurants, cafc and food chops. Both san jose and san mateo are considering similar measures for alfresco dining. Berkeley leaders say getting some of the city 350 restaurants open again will help the local economy. Restaurants account for more than a third of the cities sales tax revenues. The city council will consider the measure june 2nd. Meat prices are on the rise in the bay area. Federal labor statistics show prices for meat, poultry, fish and eggs rose more than 10 from february to april. Prices for all other types of groceries increased by 5 1 2 . The price jump has caused many restaurants to increase their prices on beef and some stores, such as costco, are limiting meat purchases. A former manager of the oakland as hospitalized tonight with a confirmed case of the coronavirus. Later in sports, what art howell is saying about his illness. San joses Winchester Mystery House set to reopen tomorrow, why 90 of their staff wont be there. Also tonight, with the coronavirus is heading bay area latinos disproportionately hard and why some say they feel like they are battling it on multiple fronts. Up first, the new set up in San Francisco were more than 100 people will be able to find shelter. New at 10, dozens of Homeless People will find shelter in San Franciscos bayview Hunters Point neighborhood. Will be able to serve up to 120 people in rvs and fema trailer. Shelter opened yesterday. 91 trailers were provided by the Governments Office of Emergency Services and the city has leased 29 more. We have our case managers here to help them get permanent housing, find housing, work, make sure they get all their entitlement benefits. Thats what we are going to be working on, bringing them to where they can live on their own. The organizers of the encampment say for some people this is the first time having a roof over their head in years. The bay areas Latino Community is being hit hard by the coronavirus and we wanted to find out why. Ktvus Investigative Reporter brooke sharon found that low income and problems getting access to food, healthcare and government aid are putting those families at a real disadvantage. Reporter its the sounds and the signs of community. That is before the virus came speeding in. One of his friends actually got infected by the covid19. Reporter disproportionately affecting latinos and hispanics, the numbers are overwhelming. Including in oaklands fruitvale neighborhood. This is not the first emergency. For many of us living here every day is an emergency. Reporter data shows in the bay areas three largest counties, hundreds of covid19 cases have been reported among the latin x communities, despite making up a smaller amount of the local population. About 21 . The total of those testing positive is a much greater, collectively roughly 37 of all cases. We are seeing similar patterns as we see in the areas lets say have asthma, diabetes and other attentive issues. Reporter with the Historic Health risks, only to director of Public Health isnt surprised, especially knowing most latino and hispanic people are frontline workers. Like cleaners, Grocery Store staff and restaurant and healthcare workers. A recent report shows about 50 of latinos dont even have health insurance. People in the Latin X Community are often times working in those conditions where access to ppe and that safety is a struggle. So again, they are overexposed or more vulnerable to exposure. Reporter they are also exposed to something else. Many families are left behind in lockdown with no source of income. Its hard times, because we dont have a job, we dont have money for bills. Reporter rent is racking up in the food supply is scarce. In oakland thousands of meals are getting backed and given out to feed the needy. People are kind of desperate. Reporter many latinos face difficulty getting unemployment benefits, despite paying taxes. If they are undocumented or dont have a Social Security number, they wont qualify. That includes the federal stimulus money to help during this pandemic. I dont care about your money, i know how to make my own working. We are willing to do just about anything legally or illegally just to survive. Reporter the oakland city councilman noel gaeta put words into action, recruiting neighbors to help serve others. Swag i love doing this, i love to see people smile pure reporter josccervantes said his father lost their family food business, but volunteering is paying off and food for the dinner table. My family, we are kind of struggling right now to pay some stuff like rent. We have to make a living. We have to work and sometimes the safety issue takes a secondary role. Reporter but sometimes the costs outweigh the risks, suggesting some who are asymptomatic are still working. I see my neighbors, i see the people in my Community Going to work everyday. Sometimes with face coverings, sometimes with not. Struggling to get through this. And it saddens me, but it also reminds me of why im here and what my obligation is. Reporter and obligation to inform, increase and encourage testing and dispel any fear of asking for help. Dont suffer in silence. Thats what we would say. Reporter Health Officers issuing the stay at home order early made a big difference and failing to do that would have resulted in increases of deaths among the Latin X Community. In Southern California, everyone in los angeles has to bring face coverings with them when they go outside and they have to be wearing them anytime they are around people who are not from their household. Mayor Eric Garcetti announced the new requirement today, saying that its a reasonable precaution thats intended to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Most people in l. A. Can now return to work and Curbside Pickup is available for virtually all retail. However, access to the beach is limited. Some sunshine on top for tomorrow, but another storm system coming our way over the weekend. I have details, coming up. Bay area churches pressed to reopen, why they are frustrated with californias rules. A new clue in the hit and run death of an oakland mother, the suspect fully are looking for. 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Police in fremont had a chance to inspect the tesla factory yesterday. This comes after Alameda County give tesla the approval to expand its minimum operations. Factory workers were notified of the visit out of time. Police had full access of the facility and were able to observe employees working. Now the officers will send a report back to county Health Officials for review. Churches want to Start Holding services again. Today pastors throughout california came to oakland to call on Governor Newsom to allow churches to repopulate as part of phase two. Ktvus rob roth tells us some clergy members said they may be open with or without permission. Reporter since the lockdown, churches in california have remained closed, the pews empty. But dozens of pastors from northern and Southern California gathered in oakland thursday, demanding governor gavin newsom allow churches to reopen. We need to try to make a sound, a noise. Shall i say we need to come up with making so much noise that the governor will hear and know that the churches are essential. Reporter ship bob jackson of the axle Gospel Church hosted a gathering of pastors and representatives from different denominations. They want the churches to open by may 31st, the anniversary of the pentecost, which marks the birth of the christian church. The pastors said they are frustrated because they have heard little about reopening. We ought to be included in least at phase two. Thats what we are here for today. If we are following all the safety regulations that your restaurants, tattoo parlors, marijuana clinics, supermarkets, all of these other places are following, then why can we open . Reporter the clergy say many of the churches have been working to establish procedures that are in compliance with Public Health directives. We have public protocols in place we are developing for how to restrict the numbers of people. We will be practicing social distancing. Reporter last week a federal judge ruled newsom had the right to ban churches from opening during the coronavirus outbreak. One Southern California pastor says his church may reopen with or without official consent. We will break civil law and we will stand on our First Amendment rights that believes that we have the freedom to express our faith and to help people. We dont want to break the law i would have to consider and talk to my priest first. I would prefer we be on the same page with our government. I would admonish them to follow the orders of the Public Health officer. Reporter Michael Pappas as head of the San Francisco interfaith council, representing some 800 houses of worship. Nobody is rushing to open up their doors rhino because they just dont want to expose their congregants. Reporter many churches are conducting online services. We reached out to newsoms office, but did not hear back. Still to come today, major layoffs at the Winchester Mystery House. I have a choice to look at this as a new beginning. Why 90 of the staff wont be there when the Winchester Mystery House reopens partially tomorrow. Also coming up, or meteorologist tracking or wet weather. For the first time in six weeks, we were overhead to seahorses and their jockeys on the track out there in albany. No spectators are allowed, sylvester met online. Jockeys and others are required to wear masks and to undergo temperature text. Golden gate fields general manager says the facility will be closed to the public for the foreseeable future. For nearly a century, san joses Winchester Mystery House is attracted tourists with its unique architecture. But like so many others and how to close at the start of the Public Health crisis. Now, as ktvus jesse gary explains, managers are preparing for a partial reopening, but without the layoff staff. Reporter at the Winchester Mystery House, workers are ready friday for eight partial reopening. This brand of history is getting a new twist, self guidance tours only as the trinity virus has forced the mansions closure and the layoff of 90 of the staff. Its been a roller coaster of emotions and we have the most passionate, talented, incredible caretakers on the estate. We did have to make some very, very upsetting decisions for personal. But again its our hope our Business Rebounds and grows and we are able to employ many more people than we currently have. There is nothing personal about this at all. Reporter Maintenance TechnicianBetsy Mcdonnell was weeks shy of her for your anniversary when she got the news she is one of 75 employees to see furloughs turned the layoffs. An optimist, she still touts the house, choosing to see this kind of turbulence as a positive. I have a choice to look at this is a new beginning as opposed to focusing on sadness. Reporter Winchester Mystery House isnt alone in navigating the covid19 infested economic waters. Of attractions have also shuttered, including Great America in san jose and the worldfamous Santa Cruz Beach boardwalk, closed until further notice. All of because the people who would become cant do to shelter in place orders. Anybody in the tourism or Hospitality Business is, is enormously affected. Reporter san jose state Strategic Management professor doctor Robert Chapman woods says at least 40 of the people who lost jobs due to the coronavirus shutdown are in service industries. While he says the timing of winchesters reopening and layoff dual announcements is article is also part of the process to rebuild an audience and industry. Once we get a vaccine, things will be back, you know the Tourism Business will be a Good Business again. Reporter mcdonnell, who still sports her winchester polo, hope shes ready, able and willing to work once the turnaround is arrived. God willing, we are going to find a safe and healthy way through all of this. Lets take a look at your bay area weather. We have a little bit of a great day today, with some drizzle out there. Really about a 10th of an inch of rain. We are drying out and the clouds are lifting and we are going to get some nice weather for your friday. Lets take a look at your current temperatures. Readiness out there, 50 degrees in San Francisco, 56 in berkeley, 55 in santa rosa and 51 in san jose. We are starting to see those clouds dissipate in the rain has dried up and that will be the story as we go throughout the night tonight. Tomorrow we could see a little fog but these are your temperatures for tomorrow. We are warming up, take a look at this. 70 degrees expected in oakland tomorrow, 78 in santa rosa, 76 in concord and 75 in san jose with nice afternoon sunshine. Now we have to talk about the not so nice stuff. So today the new Drought Monitor came out and there is data that shows us, look at this, from left to right we are looking at the increase in drought conditions. Are going to go to a year ago and just show you in the top left, if you look at the year, we are doing pretty good. The entire state of california is looking good. This is we are we are today. A good portion of the bay area, as you can see her with the kind of brown orange color, is now in what is considered severe drought. We can do something about it that and we will try to as we head towards this weekend take a look at your future cast, this is friday at three p. M. We get some nice sunshine throughout the bay area and clouds move back in saturday at 2 00. Here comes the next room system, the rainmaker. Check this out, 10 p. M. On her saturday. The rain rules not just to the north bay, but the entire bay area. Is going to kick off saturday around 56 00 from north to south. Readable travel through sunday and monday. All told, we are looking at pretty decent rain totals. We could see an inch of rain in the north bay. We could see a half an inch around the bay and you conceive in san jose the models are showing to pick up a half an inch of rain. That would be terrific. Take a look at your extended forecast here. We put it all together for your. Tonight we are starting to clear out, tomorrow warming up with sunshine. Highs will be in the 70s and many spots. They were in the 60s today and a little bit cool. We go above average tomorrow. And saturday not bad to start clouds rolling in and the rain coming in saturday evening into sunday. We could even see some thunderstorm activity on sunday into monday. Then we will start to clear out on tuesday and warmup on the other side of it all. A little bit of something for everyone, but as a meteorologist im happy to see the rain in the forecast. Doctors and nurses in south San Francisco or some little extra appreciation today. Police officers and firefighters from the peninsula got together outside Kaiser Permanente in south San Francisco. They cheer the doctors, nurses and other staff during the morning shift change. Those who walked by say it was a nice boost of confidence to see the community recognize their work and cheer them on. This was awesome, just wonderful. Thank you all so much. We appreciate what they did for us this morning. It really is uplifting. Today is just a reminder of why we get up and do this every day. The last two months have appended it everyones lives, including all of ours in healthcare. The candy plant nearby helped sweeten the day by donating 2500 boxes of chocolates to the kaiser workers. Coming up in sports, former oakland as manager art howell has been hospitalized with covid19. Then on the 11 00 news, reopening schools. Will they or wont they . What san joses largest district is saying about its current plans for the fall and what some parents and teachers think. [upbeat drums] [upbeat drums slow down] good evening, everybody. Art howell, former is manager, has been hospitalized with the coronavirus. Howell was in an intensive care unit of a houstonbased hospital. The 73yearold said he started to feel symptoms 11 days ago. He was trying to recover at home, but then on tuesday he took a turn for the worst and was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. And today, from the hospital, he spoke by phone to a tv station in houston. He says he has never experienced anything like this before. I still have the chills in the new lose your taste buds and just total fatigue. Ive never experienced anything like it in my life, it really wasnt getting much better at all. My wife had the ambulance come pick me up and bring me into the hospital. Howell last managed to the as in 2002 when they won 103 games. They also set an American League record that year with 20 straight wins. As for this year, still no word on whether we will have a baseball season or not. On monday owners proposed an 82 game season that would start up in early july. They also proposed a 5050 revenue split that would mean players would have to take sizable pay cuts. Tampa bay rays pitcher and former cy young winner who is set to make 7 million this season, he says no way. For me to take a pay cut is not happening. Because the risk is through the roof. Ive got to get my money. Im not playing unless i get mine, okay and thats just the way it is for me. Im sorry you guys think differently. But the risk is way higher and the amount of money i make is way lower. Why would i think about doing that . Not all Major League Players feel the same way. Like smell feels, we spoke with matt duffy earlier today. He says there is lots of fine print to be walked worked out between management and players but he wants the season to get going and get going soon, if possible. Everybody is preparing as if we are going to play. I think if youre not preparing at this point youre doing yourself a disservice. We agreed to certain terms when things got shut down and i think they are hoping happens as those terms are now met. We have gone more than two months with no major sporting events to talk about. But that is about to change. Because on sunday, nascar returns for the First Time Since the cup series was shut down in early march. Brad keselowski is on the pole and Darlington South carolina for this 400 mile race. While nascar is making a comeback, so was driver ryan newman. Sunday will be his first race since nearly losing his life when he crashed in the final lap of the daytona 500 back in february. But two days after the crash he walked out of the hospital with his two young daughters by his side, a moment he will never ever forget. I remember putting my arms around my daughters chest and walking out and holding their hands as i did that. I was blessed in more ways than one. It makes me so thankful for what i went through. And being able to have the people around me that i love and trust afterwards. I dont even know how to describe it more than that. I feel like a complete walking miracle. No fans will be allowed at the raceway. The only way to see it is on tv and here in the bay area. That means sunday at 12 30 right here on ktvu fox 2. I bet youre wondering what big sporting events happened over the years on this day, may 14th in sports history. Thankfully, joe fonzi has got us covered. Reporter the warriors met the spurs in game one of the western conference finals on this day in 2017. And saw which will get didnt make any new friends on the spurs when he stepped on Kawhi Leonard and forced leonard out of the game. Its dangerous, its unsportsmanlike. Reporter the warriors have erased a 25 point deficit. Stuff and create one for 40 in the warriors were on their way for a fourgame sleep. The city of new york saw plenty of baseball history on this day. Its out of here reporter in 1967, Mickey Mantle hit the 500th home run of his career at Yankee Stadium in. Five years later at chase stadium, three days after he was traded, willie mays and his first homer as a met against the visiting giants. Back in the bronx on this day in 1996, the reclamation of Dwight Gooden was complete after a nuclear nearly twoyear absence of the drug suspension, gooden pitched the only no hitter of his 16 year career. At this day in sports, may 14th. Thank goodness for these look backs until there is more games to talk about. I will be back in about 20 minutes with more sports. Now its time for more news. Like im really liking this. Coming up next at 11 i can tell you the Distance Learning does not seem to be working as well. Parents and teachers concerned about the deficiencies of Distance Learning. Many parents wanted the kids back in the classroom, but what will that look like . The state School Superintendent says individual districts can decide how and when to reopen, but thats not an easy decision. Hello again, everyone. Im julie haener. And im frank somerville. No student wants to fall behind and obviously parents value education. But when it comes to coronavirus, a return to the classroom could potentially jeopardize peoples health. New at 11, we reached out to the Largest School district in san jose and we have their current plan and why some teachers and parents say they are leaning toward reopening the schools. Reporter the superintendent of san jose unified tells me she doesnt anticipate schools opening in july, that the 41 schools