may be available. the bay area captain of a carrier racked with coronavirus begs to bring his crew a shore. plus the privacy concerns tonight for meetings on zoom. now, your health, your safety, this is abc7 news. maybe in the last day or two we think we re seeing a little bit of a slowing. i say that very, very, very cautiously. it s really, really early. and as dr. smith mentioned, it s going to take us more time to see the impact of the social distancing. that s dr. sara cody talking about how social distancing may have helped us slow the coronavirus. seems like this one, an empty jack london square in oakland during the lunch hour will be the norm for several new weeks. drone news 7 went up to catch a glimpse. not only has the shelter-in-place order been restricted. dog parks, play grounds and picnics will be off tennis. any game where people share a ball will be limited to players in the same household. and most construction projects, both residential and com
use alhambra high school in martinez as a temporary care sig site. the county expects to use the gym and kitchen area, but not the classrooms. the bay area is now up to more than 2400 coronavirus cases. santa clara county continues to have the most case, closing in on 900. 30 people in the county have died. in the entire bay area, 64 people have died. alameda, san francisco and san mateo counties all have more than 300 cases each. to the north, mendocino and lake counties continue to see smaller numbers. there are still four cases in mendocino and no cases in lake county. today the stay at home order for most of the bay area that took effect two weeks ago was expanded. the new rules affect marin, san francisco, san mateo, contra costa, alameda and santa clara counties for the most. and they be in effect until may 3rd. california s action today drew praise from one of the top members of the white house coronavirus task force. california and washington reacted very fast t
extended. parks and dog parks also affected here. we ll explain. teacher, parents and school districts react to a letter from the state superintendent that says campuses may very well be closed through the end of the school year. in downtown san jose, a new mural honoring the men and women on the front line. abc7 news starts right now. now your health, your safety, this is abc7 news. a grim prediction from the white house tonight. as many as 240,000 americans could die from the coronavirus. as sobering a number as that is, we s prepared for it. but this is going to be a painful, very, very painful two weeks. the shelter-in-place order for most of the bay area is being extended now until at least may 3rd. officials remind us lives are at stake. someone s grandfather, someone s mother, someone s child will survive this pandemic because you ve done the right thing. the school year now appears to be over. with the state superintendent sending out a letter saying
businesses like this will be affected by the new shelter in place orders that have been extended. parks and dog parks also affected here. we ll explain. teacher, parents and school districts react to a letter from the state superintendent that says campuses may very well be closed through the end of the school year. in downtown san jose, a new mural honoring the men and women on the front line. abc7 news starts right now. now your health, your safety, this is abc7 news. a grim prediction from the white house tonight. as many as 240,000 americans could die from the coronavirus. as sobering a number as that is, we should be prepared for it. but this is going to be a painful, very, very painful two weeks. the shelter-in-place order for most of the bay area is being extended now until at least may 3rd. officials remind us lives are at stake. someone s grandfather, someone s mother, someone s child will survive this pandemic because you ve done the right thing. t
The Sheridan Elementary School (SES) Carnival drew record attendance. Blessed with beautiful weather, the event provided a perfect backdrop for families and students to come together and celebrate the end