Live, breaking news, right away, breaking news, out of San Francisco tonight, it will suspend bus service on dozens of lines to protect operators and riders from the coronavirus. The chief, jeff ml tlsabc es wi to operate beginning tuesday or wednesday. The busiest. They are finalizing the list that will continue operating. There are typically 1,200 working every day, that is to drop to 500. Five have developed covid19, and the street car service was replaced by buses. Now, to the latest headlines, lagunna hospital has 14 confirmed coronavirus cases, 11 of them, staff members, three, residents. They are all in good condition. A tiger at the bronx zoo tested positive for coronavirus. She was tested after developing a try cough. She is expected to recover. Washington in returning 400 ventilators to the National Stock pile. And bostons mayor recommended a curfew for bos tonnians, saying they should stay inside their homes, between 9 00 p. M. To 6 00 a. M. Starting tomorrow. A man has died
So while youre discovering new things to do in the box, well be here for you. At the drivethru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. In San Francisco, sfmta is shutting down some of the lines and many will not be working this week. A tiger tested positive in the bronx. What they have added to their procedures at safari west because of that. We have a rather wet week across the bay area but tomorrow, a chance of showers. We have a look at the hour by hour time line. Abc news at 11 00 starts right now. Mun sy service is cut down to levels not seen in decades. The director says it will be quote tomorrow a mess. And sfmta is shutting down 51 active lines starting next week. Abc 7 News Reporter luz pena spoke with jeff tumlin about the service. The wait line will be highly affected, expecting 30 to 40 of operators not to show up this week, and this is to minimize risk to the staff and to the public. During this global pandemic, San Francisco is silent. And starting this week, our streets w
Americans and offered a more optimistic look on the outbreak. We see light at the end of the tunnel. Things are happening. It seems to be inherently contradictory, but it isn what you are hearing about potehe end of thoesnt torrownd the next day is going to look really bad. And the struggles continue for hospitals across the country. Many states are in dire need of more personal equipment. President trump says the federal government will have deployed 3,000 military and Public Health officials to the hardest hit states by tomorrow. President trump also says that there are more masks, as well as ventilators on the way to those states in need. Kumasi, back to you in the studio. The grand princess cruise ship will spend some time off the california coast to conduct routine operations. You can remember it sailed underneath the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday after it spent three weeks anchored. More than 600 crew members were released from a twoweek quarantine over the weekend. Two passengers
Please save space for somebody who has no other option. Cris, sfmta says00orrs he serce industry and who rely on this service for their transportation. Also, sfmta confirmed that so far five of their staff employees tested positive for covid19, including several operators. Again, the service will continue, but starting tuesday, 51 of their active lines will be shut down. In the newsroom, luz pena, abc7 news. Luz, thank you very much. Now to the latest headlines, San Franciscos laguna honda hospital has 14 confirmed cases, 11 among staff members. Three are residents. All are in good condition. A tiger at the bronx zoo tested positive for covid19. Nadia, a 4yearold female mall lane tiger was tested after developing a dry cough. She is expected to recover. Washington state is returning more than 400 ventilators to the national stockpile. Officials say the machines could be better used in states facing larger outbreaks. And bostons mayor today recommended a curfew for bostonian, saying Cit
Route 22 at airport road and you can see its completely clear in both directions. 309 is clear and 78 also free of any problems and we have been dealing with that normal construction overnight on the northeast extension, but no big accidents or delays to report. The entire length of 476. In chester an accident overnight that brought down a pole. As a result, we have repair work going on on west Second Street and jeffrey street and take third to get around it. Zooming the map out a little bit, average speeds in the mid50s across the board. 422, 202, even on 76 were seeing speeds at 55 Miles Per Hour. This is what 76 is looking like right near 202 in the king of prussia area and this is what its looking like. Good time to head out. Chris . Several families had to leave their homes. Those families evacuated. Right now emergency crews are going door to door to make sure there is no danger after a s sinkhole swallowed a utility truck. Thats where jesse gary joins us live there from. Jesse,