Kron fours dan thorn talk to a local doctor about what that could mean for the next 3 months. Its a grim milestone in the covid19 pandemic 90,000 us deaths over the course of a few months since the outbreak began. Many people are anxious to get back to a normal life, but the numbers tell us the virus is still a big problem its its a big number its not that. Well. And rich. Doctor Michael Stacey with Lifelong Medical care says as businesses reopen and more people get out they need to keep in mind how easily covid19 can spread he contributes some of the numbers going down to shelterinplace orders which changed our behavior, however, the doctor says that does not mean we should rush back to the way things were. I was just just right very rapidly and very easily. If we were to go back like the storm like this we knew before models are projected covid19 deaths have fluctuated over the last few months the latest numbers from the institute for Health Metrics and evaluation show by august more
The background as well and the bay waters there of warmed up a little bit but theyre still cool and thats providing some relief for folks along the east bay shoreline in anywhere near water that are not technically in the statements, lower 60s line up the east bay shoreline for now 50s up to the north bay, 64 antioch 58 for livermore and 60 per concord as we take a look at the statement that is in place here. This is what we have a heat advisory which technically kicks and 11 00am today and its with us until 7 on thursday. Were talking highs in the 90s to near one o 5 Contra Costa County is one of the counties that usually gets hit by this solano counties in there as well, coastal numbers meanwhile will be in the lower 70s to even middle 70s, heat, exhaustion and heat stroke all possible. So just take it a little easy too breaking it down for you in the morning 80 or so already by 10 00am by 01 00pm were talking 92, sunny and again sultry picture with very very moderate traffic going o
Been a patchwork of plans to a deal with covid19. a the guidelines here in the bay a area have been among the a strictest. a even though the beginning of a phase 2 of the reopening is a starting to kick in, though a where and when and what is a going to be opening up can be confusing. a athe owner of this home dcor a store in oakland is stocked up a and ready to begin sales a beginning monday heard for a Curbside Pickup only. a the store recently transitioneda to online orders and the a loosening of guidelines to apartially reopen is like a loosening a tight grip that hasa been strangling the business. a i dont know if this one a thing will be the make it or break t, but certainly a everything helps. ait just keeps us going. a in addition to retail other a changes allowed under phase 2 a include limited service a business is like appliance repair, achild care with a necessary notifications, and manufaturing ain a limited acapacity. a officials in pleasanton say a they have not been giv
Area of low pressure moving off to the east and having less of a grip on our wet weather. In fact, you can see some light rain and moderate shower overnight but this is the way it looks in the south bay now. Maybe a few sprinkles up in the santa cruz mountains. In fact, you can see it looks a little damp on 87 as we look north towards the airport for our essential commuters, a little slippery this morning. About 55 degrees. Now, for the day planner. Today in the low to mid 50s at 7 00 and stay at the 50s at the coast where the cloud cover will be more stubborn and more sunshine this afternoon and feel a little milder than yesterday as we hit the mid to upper 60s and even warmer this weekend. Well talk about that coming up. Back to you. Mike, thank you. Okay. So, holy week is happening right now and for the first time many people will be celebrating good friday and easter at home. So, it makes sense that we go to our reporter who is at home this morning, Julian Glover who is live for us
Covid19. This is at the msc south shelter right off of fifth street. Abc7 News Reporter stephanie sierra following with the latest, and she joins us live from the newsroom. Stephanie . Yes, larry, this is one of the largest known covid outbreaks in the bay area at a homeless shelter of the 70 people tested positive, 68 are living at the shelter. The other two are Staff Members. Here is what we know about the shelter. Its part of the st. Vincent de paul society of San Francisco. Mayor breed made it clear this shelter was a known hot spot on any given night. The shelter accommodates more than 340 people. But as of last night, there were only 100 people in the shelter as many others are now being housed in hotel rooms. Because of that, breed says the shelter was able to quickly transition into a medical facility, even touting the city was both prepared and quick to respond to this outbreak. But San Francisco supervisor matt heaney, an outspoken advocate for the homeless says just the oppo