now and 48 for san francisco. our frost advisory in effect for northbay hills and valleys as we head to the day, partly sunny skies. we will talk more about that weekend forecast coming up. that is or look at weather, let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. good morning. as we check south bay right now, one-to-one clear, notably's onto 80. we do have a two-car crash on 87. it is blocking at least two lanes so do plan for that this morning. also, there are plenty of changes happening, they continue to change for public transit i will have more on that coming up but in the meantime, bart, 8:40 5 pm is when they are asking everyone to catch that final train of the day to make sure you are in the system. we will tech check caltrain coming up in my next report. the uk now confirming prime minister boris johnson has tested positive for the coronavirus. johnson took to twitter saying his symptoms are mild and he is self isolating. he says he is still going to be leading the government's response to the outbreak through videoconference. a live look from capitol hill where today, the house will vote on a $2 trillion coronavirus economic stimulus package. the senate unanimously approved it wednesday, coming up s! and 30, we break down how it could put money in your pocket. happening today, santa clara county, the epicenter of coronavirus here in the bay area is expected to give an update on the outbreak. that comes as san jose predicts 2000 people in the county will die from covid-19 from june despite the statewide stay-at- home order. jackie,some discrepancies they are about those numbers. >> reporter: yeah, exactly. that number, the 2000 people who may die in the county by june, that is terrifying. that is what san jose city manager is saying is best case scenario. he presented by number among others to a city councilmember recently during the race their recent meeting. in his report he revealed to other graham scenarios, you don't a death toll of 16,000 in santa clara county alone if the community did nothing to stop the virus and nearly 6000 there was low compliance. he predicts i will be 2000 deaths of 70% of the public obey all orders. >> you can see even and that best case scenario we are looking at the order in the next 12 weeks, 12 -- 2000 deaths in the next 12 weeks.>> reporter: that projection of higher than the current nationwide total, we asked deputy city manager for an interview to explain those numbers for us and instead, the city manager released a statement saying in part, quote, the information is based on the city of san jose projections and our preliminary estimates, they show how effective the counties orders are and how we can save a lot of lives if the community is diligent in following the counties health orders. santa clara county is distancing itself from this report, the public health department seeing the model shared by the city of san jose rejecting deaths in future case counts of covid-19 was not produced, reviewed or vetted by the county of santa clara. we will be hearing more from the county health officers later on this afternoon at 3:30. the u.s. tops the list for the most coronavirus cases in the country. >> there are more than 36,000 cases in the united states. we have yet to hit the peak, that has medical experts urging americans to take this shelter in place order seriously. help is on the way on the left we're looking life at the port of los angeles where the navy hospital ship, mercy, is expected to arrive sometime this morning. the massive ship was originally slated to dock in washington state but was redirected by president trump at the request of governor newsom. we will have more details on what details the staff the board will provide in the next half hour. another fleet is heading to new york, the new u.s. the u.s. hospital ship comfortable start making its way saturday and is expected to arrive monday. the comfort will free up hospital beds in the city. >> a patient and six employees have now tested positive for the virus and officials say they expect more cases. the resident is in isolation and health officials have test have ordered testing of 150 staff members into rings, the city run long-term care facility was placed on lockdown wednesday, visitors are not allowed in and residents cannot leave the campus. this morning, we find an employee at san francisco's 911 dispatch center has tested positive for coronavirus. the dispatch facility is ramping up cleaning measures and prohibiting nonessential personnel from entering. there are new cases that bay area fire departments. 15 other employees will also be tested. a berkeley firefighter has also tested positive for covid-19 both patients are recovering at home. out of fourth of the people tested at a testing center monday have coronavirus. according to city officials, 54 of the 207 people tested have positive results. topper five was overhead the makeshift clinic yesterday as people waited in long lines for their chance to get tested, but, most were turned away because of new requirements. you must now have a fever of 100 degrees or higher, have difficulty breathing or shortness of breath. firefighters are checking temperatures and are under orders to limit the number of patients. >> if you are not meeting those criteria, just please go home. if the symptoms get worse please come back. avellino labs based in the park are taking longer than expected to process the test, the lab processed 100 samples yesterday, it has the capacity for 370, hoping to get back up to speed within a couple of days. preparations for an alternate covid-19 care site are underway right now in contra costa county. the clinic will be at the alhambra high school in martinez, officials say they expect a shipment of beds and medical equipment to arrive within the next few days. in a statement, martinez unifies says as we support the care of patients in our community, know that prior to any students or staff use of the facilities, the entire school campus will undergo a comprehensive cleaning process. contra costa county officials say they are also preparing pittsburgh health center to possibly serve as an alternate care site. new this morning, some sonoma county inmates now out of jail in an effort to limit the spread of covid-19. officials say about 200 nonviolent detainees who were waiting for trials on misdemeanor offenses had been released. they are expected to return to court at a later date. 25 prisoners already sentenced with less than 60 days left to serve relet free. more inmates are also going free early in alameda county. a judge made the order to release an additional eight inmates from the santa rita jail, who are considered low risk to the public. she says they are vulnerable to getting the virus because of their ages are health issues. a total of 322 inmates had been released early from the jail since the shelter in place order began. san francisco's new guidelines for essential businesses to make sure they are complying with the social distancing requirements, businesses are now required to establish. calls to keep customers at least six feet apart, place signage outside to remind people to keep their distance and also limit the number of people inside. >> they are limiting the amount of people in the store, so you have obviously more space, but at target today, there's no maximum amount of people allowed inside so it was a lot more cramped their. >> we had clear at all, what i'm hearing is that the next two weeks are going to be really crucial for us in terms of what happens and right now is when we really need people to follow those rules, i know it is hard. >> the new guidelines apply to businesses deemed essential like supermarkets, hardware stores and cannabis shops. here's a unique idea on how to ease the crunch at grocery stores, it is coming from earlier in washington state he is suggesting that people shop only on certain days depending on their last names. people whose last names begin with the letters a- m, which shop on even numbers days in those with last names and minus the wood shop on odd-numbered days, the goal of the plan is to save food and supplies for people who need it most. obviously this would be a tough one to believe police, so that would be voluntary. new video this morning out of southern california shows southwest flight flights and planes sitting idle, this video shot yesterday at southern california logistics airport in victorville, delta also has several jets parked there, allie x reported numbers down 85% for this time a year ago. a live look at the airport, the only thing flying yesterday was chopper five. check out all the planes just sitting there, starting april first, the airport will be consolidating the international terminal to a single concourse, because there is so little traffic right now. at this point the changes expected to stay in place through at least the end of may. i'm going live now to oakland international airport southwest is condensing flights they are starting april fifth, the airline is cutting its round- trip flights to honolulu it will now only offer two daily flights. it is also cutting flying into hawaii, this comes after the governor announced a 14 day quarantine for all visitors to the islands. >> they care about money, and other people. >> calling other company, while warehouse workers say amazon is not doing enough to protect them after an employee tested positive for coronavirus. if you need to head outside for essential work or maybe to walk your dog, bundle up because it is another cold start to our day, here is alive look at our camera looking north with clear skies tracking and next weather system i will show you the full forecast coming up. if you are traveling on the roadways this morning, we got a couple of hotspots to let you know abou when it comes to your business internet, which is more important? ♪ ♪ okay, i wish i didn't have to 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while the team is on break, the warriors dance team is hoping to keep you in shape starting today at 3:00 pm the team is going to offer live virtual workout programs and tips for professional dance auditions. you can participate in that virtual workout on the dance team's official instagram account, that is gsw dance team. >> i think we should do that. >> it sounds like fun. >> i know, i want to dance like the dance team. >> i don't know how well i will do but doing it in the comfort of your home is great. you can always turn off that video option, right?>> exactly. restaurant that is been around for more than a century will and it's temporary closure to offer take out services. the cafe is going to offer customers to family-style dinner options, there will also be a selection of wine available. something a lot of us are leaning on right now in these challenging times. let's check in with gianna for a look at our traffic. akamai am right there with you. let's take a look at the roadways right now, not a lot of volume so that is a good news but we do have a handful of accidents you might want to be aware of especially if you plan on taking 682 walnut creek. it is blocking a couple of lanes. they are working on getting this over to the right shoulder and elegant traffic is pretty light, not seeing a lot of delays but a heads up if you plan on taking 680 this morning. take a look at the roadways in south bay now, this trouble spot southbound on 87. things are moving nicely with no delays as you work your way through their. there are a number of changes happening with mass transit, vta is down to reduced schedules starting on monday, light rail service is still suspended but that reduce of service for seven days a week for their buses will begin on when monday, please do plan for that. other changes to public transit you want to be aware of as for bart, they are on the reduced schedule from 5a until 9:00 pm at night and they are recommending that writers get to the train station, get in the system at least by 8:45 in the evening to at least catch that final train. as for caltrain, they are basically cutting down the trains to at least 50% during the week. there will be some schedule changes and longer spaces in between trains and the metro will now be serviced with bus service. definitely keep that in mind as well. that could change this weekend here is our meteorologist, mary lee. tracking our next weather system that will bring a return of showers for us for our weekend. in the meantime, it is definitely a chilly start today. we are watching those temperatures drop this morning, so here is what you can expect, a live look with our sales force tower cameras. looking at the bay bridge and the east bay. down to freezing in santa rosa, 32 degrees, 38 degrees in san jose, low 40s, livermore, concord, mid-40s. other locations with those current temperatures, napa down to subfreezing at 31. 39 in fairfield, 38 for mountain view and 44 for fremont. at this hour. well, we are also looking at those breezy conditions for san francisco, westerly winds that 17 mile wins a mainly dry day for your friday, showers return for your next weather system for the weekend we will see partly sunny skies for your friday afternoon and then watch as the showers pushing for saturday. this is 4:00 pm tomorrow and we are not done yet, looking at more showers streaming in for your sunday. this is just before 4:00 pm on sunday on future cast. our sunrise at 7:01 and our sunset at 7:28. daytime highs for the south bay we go looking at 60 and santa clara, san jose and morgan hill. campbell, cupertino, sunnyvale, also reaching 60 degrees for the east bay. 62 for you and antioch, brentwood as well. around the bay, san francisco, 57 later on this afternoon also for sausalito, 59 for oakland and san leandro. santa rosa in the northbay you will see a high of 60 degrees and popping out of 62 for windsor and st. helena. here's the extended forecast what you can expect. there we go with that wet weather for we can both saturday and for sunday and then warming up as we look ahead to next week especially by wednesday, the warmest out of the extended forecast. back to you. we can help people get outside in a safeway during these uncertain times. >> the business model tweaks one theater is making so people can still enjoy the silver screen. before we head to break, let's take a live look outside. look at that, a be if i could do one thing, i'd make sure there were more textbooks in schools. i'm a teacher. i've seen the need, but my girlfriend here likes to say ... 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this morning, my 2000 coronavirus deaths are being called the best case scenario. good morning, thanks for joining us. it is friday march 27th, i'm anne makoveck. >> and i am michelle griego. let's get right over to mary lee with a look at our forecast. good friday morning. happy friday to you, we made it through another week together and we are looking at mainly dry conditions for your friday. but changes ahead for the weekend with our next weather system bringing the return of that wet weather for us, but it is a cold start to our day. if you are heading out for essential work or maybe walking your dog this morning, bundle up because you can see those temperatures 30s and 40s down to freezing in santa rosa, 38 in san jose, 40 in livermore, 41 for concord. mid 40s in oakland and san francisco. the coldest temperatures in the northbay. the northbay mountains and valleys under a frost advisory. that is in effect until 90 him. highlighted in blue a freeze warning for lake and mendocino counties. for today, we are looking at mainly dry conditions, partly sunny skies, san francisco, oakland, 60 in san jose and concord. i will have more on future cast for weather system coming in for the weekend and just a few minutes. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. good morning, let's take a look at the roadways as we see the traffic patterns changing over the last two weeks. we do have one trouble spot and petaluma if you are trying to access that east washington on- ramp onto 101 we have reports of a broken down vehicle blocking that number two lane from the left. blocking the lane trying to change a tire, expect some activity in that area until they get that completely out of the lanes. east washington street southbound as you get onto one- to-one. 101 looking good in both directions. other trouble spots has now been cleared over to the right shoulder. breaking news taking a quick check on the board, wall street, the dow taking another serious dive this morning, down about 800 points. we are going to be monitoring these numbers all morning long. here is alive look at capitol hill where the house of representatives is starting to discuss an unprecedented $2.2 trillion economic rescue package. congress members are expected to vote on it today. it aims to help businesses, hospitals and ordinary americans make it through the coronavirus crisis. the bill cleared the u.s. senate earlier this week among the highlights of the plan, checks of $1200 per adult and $500 per child. house speaker nancy pelosi is confident it will be approved. >> it will pass with a strong bipartisan support. >> in addition to direct payments to most americans, the bill would expand unemployment benefits and provide a program for small businesses to keep making payroll while workers are forced to stay home. >> is the number of coronavirus cases keeps growing in new york, the healthcare system is being stretched thin and now a lot of retired medical professionals are volunteering to join the reserve corps to help in this crisis. an example, jane vidal served as a primary care physician in public health leader for decades. she tried to retire just a few weeks ago as the coronavirus outbreak was escalating. >> in a funny sense come i feel lucky that i have this way of giving back and being part of the response. >> the doctor is helping more people will answer the call to help if they can. cases also skyrocketing in louisiana and experts worry that mardi gras could be to blame. the outbreak is in new orleans where thousands of people gathered for the end of the celebration, as of last night the city has nearly 1000 cases. happening today, the ship mercy supposed to dock, to alleviate stress for hospitals treating covid-19 patients. they will be providing a wider range of services, care of instruments at the port of los angeles with the very latest. >> reporter: that massive navy ship is going to dock here as early as 8:30 this morning. behind us right now you can see port police actually keeping watch over the area. we know government gavin newsom will be here as well as many public health officials. now, the mission of this ship will be to treat non- coronavirus patients. we have some video of the ship as it was on its route from naval station san diego. it left on monday. this is going to lift the burden from the hospitals so they can treat those with covid- 19. this will be considered a transfer site which means that patients who are already another california hospitals will be brought here. california is expected to see a surgeon cases in coming weeks with the state meeting 50,000 hospital beds. the murphy has 1000, 12 operating rooms and 800 navy medical personnel and support staff. it will be able to provide a wide range of services including critical care for adults. many of the personnel on board have not worked together before but were told they have been going through drills to get ready for this. the patient that will be treated here will be brought in ambulances. >> patients will be rotated out of regional hospitals on a case- by-case basis. the temple in which that occurs will occur over several days, it won't be a rush of patients coming in at one time.>> reporter: here at the port, things will continue to run normally. officials will say this will not be impeded, they've got to bring in things like food and much-needed medical supplies and we are told that this ship, which again is expected to arrive this morning, should be up and starting to operate by tomorrow. carvings from in long beach from kpix 5. i am jackie ward live in san jose where we are talking about some really terrifying numbers this morning after the city manager here said that he predicts that 2000 people in santa clara county alone may die from now until june from the coronavirus. he says that is best case scenario, he presented that number among others to city council members in san jose, city manager dave sykes reports that he will reveal two other more grim scenarios, a death toll of 16,000 and then a clearer county alone if the community did nothing to stop the virus and nearly 6000 deaths if there was low compliance. he predicts there will be 2000 deaths if 70% of the public obeyed all orders. >> the next three weeks are critical. even with full compliance, we are looking at a high into the right exponential growth of the epidemic.>> reporter: that projection is higher than the current nationwide total. we asked deputy city manager for an interview to help explain those numbers and instead city manager sykes released a statement saying in part, quote, the information is based on the city of san jose productions and our preliminary estimates, they show how effective the counties orders are and how we can save a lot of lives if the community is diligent in following the county's health orders. the county of santa clara does not agree with these projections in fact they are distancing themselves from these most recent reports in about 20 minutes i will share their response to these projections. in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. looking live out at oakland this morning, the city council expected to hold a special teleconference at 11:00 am on the agenda, an infection moratorium, emergency ordinance and accepting cdc interim guidelines on homelessness to try to prevent covid-19 from spreading. new this morning, hayward now has a $5000 grant program to help small businesses impacted by covid-19 stay-at-home orders, the program is open to businesses with 25 or less employees. this includes restaurants that are independently owned, the funding freeze up to 76 grants of $5000 each awarded on a first-come first-served basis. application materials are available on the city of hayward's website. patients who have recovered from covid- 19 are now starting to share some sixth successful treatment stories. a palo alto resident tells her she was eligible to use an antiviral drug developed to treat ebola. she got her treatment at the stanford healthcare, one of 20 sites across the country conducting this clinical trial and actor daniel dakin says and antimalarial drug worked for him. he claims it has been successful in korea's fights against covid-19. all of these treatments so far have not been fda approved, though, to treat the coronavirus.>> please remember that everything you put into your body, you are going to need to check with your physician. >> we are trying to find the best care for the situation with the patient. >> doctors say the ultimate goal is to create a vaccine clinical trials have begun, but their success is going to be determined by how the virus mutates. happening today, the city of cupertino will accept donations of medical supplies needed at kaiser permanente's hospital in neighboring santa clara. non-vented goggles, face shields, hand sanitizer, masks, gowns and sanitizing wipes are among the items requested. donation bins will be set up at cupertino city hall and the cupertino library, both on torrey avenue. san francisco taxi drivers are calling on the city for relief as they are seeing their business really decline. the taxi workers alliance is requesting san francisco wave permit fees for drivers until june and extend the waiver for the next two years upon the request, sf mta officials say it will suspect permit renewal fees until that shelter at home order ends. time now is 6:39, getting back to normal in wuhan china, subways are reopening, but, not everyone can get on board. the new measures in place coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. the stock market opened just about 10 minutes ago, keeping an eye on that big dive of the ♪ more than ever, your home is your sanctuary. that's why lincoln offers complimentary pickup and delivery servicing. we'll pick up your vehicle and leave you with a lincoln loaner and the peace of mind that helps you focus on what matters most. that's the power of sanctuary. and for a little 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sum with interest no later than march 15th of 2021 and tesla is cutting staffing at a factory in nevada by 75 percent. they said it will scale back its operations because of the viral outbreak. back to you guys. take a look at this video. new video this morning showing the inaugural launch for the space force, the rocket blasted off yesterday sending a military satellite into space, the united launch alliance says they reduced their staff on site in order to practice social distancing. it is a 6:45. new this morning, economist estimating the olympic postponement and coronavirus fallout could cost japan $36 billion, those costs slamming japan's economy include cancellation, maintenance fees for more than three dozen olympic venues and compensation for thousands have already purchased condos in the olympic athlete village, the country might also lose billions in broadcasting rights and prepaid advertising. the tokyo 2020 olympics will now happen next year. san mateo restaurant owner has a message for the bay area this morning after thieves took advantage of the coronavirus two-party inside his business. here is a look at some of the damage left behind at half moon bay's restaurant at least four suspects reportedly broke in, stole some cash, drink a lot of alcohol and didn't leave until the next day. the manager says the damages side the most important thing right now is for everyone to stay safe. >> we don't even see the entire problem yet. >> the restaurant plans to open back up once the lockdown was lifted. >> new video out of wuhan, china where they show a deep cleaning and a little bit of hope officials are about to reopen the subways after shutting down for two months. virus protection remains a top priority, sensing systems are being installed. they will also need to scan a session special health certificate to get on board. back in the bay area starting monday, buses will replace all metro and light rail service, in the meantime, they will redirect custodial services to other areas and take advantage of the clear tracks to perform some maintenance. also, cal trait will/weekday service by more than half instead of 92 daily trains, there will now be 42, they will run every 30 to 60 minutes between san francisco and san jose and keep in mind, pta has halted light rail service indefinitely after a trainee tested positive for covid-19. buses are picking up the slack while those trains are being deep cleaned. has for drivers, the dmv is now shutting down all california field offices for the rest of the month due to the coronavirus outbreak. online services will still be available, the field offices are expected to reopen to employees april first. time now is 6:47, let's get another check on traffic with gianna. at morning.>> at morning, let's take a look at the roadways are not. we do have a handful of things going on right now. right around this time we do see a few more cars out there which means a couple more accidents to report. the first one is south 880. according to chp it is blocking a lane, working on clearing this over to the right shoulder, just some slight delays as you work your way through the maze. things are very quiet at the bay bridge with no delays from this portion as you head across the upper deck into san francisco and again, all our bridges are cashless so definitely keep that in mind. we do have this trouble spot in the clearing stages on 680 southbound blocking the entry around from east washington street on the southbound side. if you are trying to change a tire, that me slow access down. trouble spot along 680 is now being cleared, taking a look at traffic elsewhere, you know, other than that the south bay is quiet, no delays along 101 through the peninsula but of course a lot of changes happening to mass transit. bart is advising writers to make sure you are in the system at least by a: 45 at night to catch that 9:00 am trained to make sure you get on it. that's a look at traffic, let's check in with our meteorologist, mary lee. another bright spot for us, a golden, gorgeous sunrise our salesforce tower camera, something to brighten your day. we are looking at cold conditions once again, morning wills down to the 30s and in the 40s, some spots freezing and even subfreezing once again this morning, especially for the northbay under a frost advisory for the northbay mountains and valleys due to those cold temperatures, santa rosa, you are at freezing right now, 38 and san jose, 47 in san francisco, 44 livermore, concord and mid-40s right now in oakland. other locations down to subfreezing and nap at 31 looking at 39 in fairfield, 44 in fremont and 38 for mountain view. now let's show you what to expect. a break from the rain today, in between systems in fact mainly dry conditions of partly sunny skies for your friday, but showers return for our we can is we're tracking another weather system to roll in breaking that wet weather both saturday and for sunday, drier, warmer weather ahead looking into next week. there's that low pressure system that we're tracking bringing rain to the pacific northwest. that will push into our area and that will bring those unsettled conditions for us for the we can. taking you hour by hour on future cast and you can see partly sunny skies for today, a dry day today, but then watch as the showers push in for your saturday. that rain returns for us saturday and also for sunday. watching that closely for you as we look at that next weather system to roll in and we could see some good rainfall amounts. anywhere from a quarter to a half inch of rain. some spots as much as three quarters two and inch of rain. we will be watching that closely for you, of course we do need more rain. temperatures, we are looking at 64 santa clara, san jose, morgan hill this afternoon across the east bay, concord, pleasant hill at 60 degrees, the tri-valley upper 50s and livermore around the bay, 57 in san francisco, 59 for oakland and san leandro. of the northbay, santa rosa topping out at 60 and windsor, 62 degrees. here's the extended forecast and what you can expect, a what we can ahead both saturday and sunday and check out that warm- up as we go into next week. back to you. nine minutes before 7 o'clock and the prime minister of the uk testing positive for coronavirus. history this morning on how he's doing. san jose releases some seriously depressing and frightening members regarding the death toll possibly in santa clara county. up next, we will hear from the county. good morning to you. i had on cbs this morning, here emotional stories from some of the americans among the record number of people who filed for unemployment last week. also has countries around the world try to contain this coronavirus we talk with americans stuck abroad, they are trying to get home. plus, we speak exclusively with facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg and his wife breaking news right now come the dow is down almost 1000 point this friday morning, we are keeping an eye on wall street all day long. and jackie ward, live in san jose where the city manager is predicting that up to 2000 people may die from now until june of the coronavirus, city manager dave sykes told this to the city council of the regular scheduled meeting recently he said that he's protecting that there'll be 2000 depth of 70% of the public obey all orders he released a quote thing is -- the information is preliminary estimate. they show how effective the orders are and how we can save a lot of lives of the community is diligent in following the county's health orders, santa clara county is distancing itself, the public apartment thing the model shared by the city of san jose projecting death and future case counts of covid-19 was not produced, reviewed or vetted by the county of santa clara. the county will be giving more details about their own projections with these coronavirus situations at 3:30 this afternoon. and san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. the uk now confirming prime minister boris johnson has tested positive for the coronavirus, johnson says the symptoms are mild and he is self isolating. he says he will still be leading the governments response to the outbreak through videoconference. on capitol hill, the house of representatives will be voting on an unprecedented 2.2 trillion dollar economic rescue package today. they help businesses, hospitals and ordinary americans to make it through the coronavirus crisis. they must establish protocols to keep custom all customers at least succeed up park, play signage outside to remind people to keep their distance and also limit the number of people inside, the navy hospital ship slated to talk at the next few hours, it is meant to alleviate the stress on local hospitals treating covid-19 patients. staff will be dividing a wide range of services including critical and urgent care. and as the number of coronavirus cases grows in new york, the healthcare system is being stretched thin, now they are calling on retired medical professionals to join the reserve corps to help in this crisis. southbound add, that's got a trouble spot as you come out of the maze heading into oakland we've got the right shoulder guard, chp is pushing it off to the freeway right now, things should be easy enough, delays, not a lot of cars on the roadway right now. one more thing to lookout if you are looking this is heading on south 101, there is a trouble spot. it is a cold morning for us, temperatures down to the 30s and 40s you can see santa rosa down to freezing, 39 in san jose, 44 livermore right now and as we head to are afternoon we are looking at daytime highs cool below average, partly sunny skies, 57 in san francisco, 59 in oakland, 60 per concord as well as for san jose. here is that extended forecast and the return of showers will be coming before weekend, saturday and for sunday, but warming up as we look ahead to next week of drier conditions and in fact, wednesday, the warmest day out of the extended forecast. ladies it is friday, we made it to the end of the work week, well, for us, the work week, but it is nice to finally know that we did it together.>> yes, we did. marianne gianna will keep us posted with traffic and weather. let's check in with michelle. what are you following? a number of bay area residents are worried their paycheck and health are on the line. we sit down with an employment expert with advice for those suddenly out of a job on the plus, we take a look at the drugs some doctors are stockpiling, light is a dangerous case of ordering amid the pandemic. if you are about to head out the door by now, just log onto kpix.com and check out cbsn bay area, you can watch those stories and much more throughout the day on multiple devices and platforms, just download the cbs news app. back to you. the thank you for joining us this friday morning, we know it is another w >> good morning to you, and welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with tony dokoupil and anthony mason. he's working from home. another tragic landmark in the spread of the coronavirus in america. we'll go inside overrun hospitals and talk to medical workers risking their lives. >> a final vote is set for today on the huge stimulus bill. the stories of those newly out of work facing fear and uncertainty. >> we speak to american medical students who are stranded overseas and desperate to get back to help. >> and an exclusive interview with facebook's mark zuckerberg and his wife priscilla chan about their new push

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