Using technology. Your smart phone will likely play a role. If you test positive, it will help locate anyone youve been in cabbing with. Thats where it can help the people on the ground identifying the people that had contact with somebody who was infected and being able to get these people back into sheltering in place. In addition to testing for the virus, there will be testing for antibodies in blood samples. It will tell us who was infected a week ago, two months ago, four months ago, it will tell us how far the virus penetrated into our society. One thing we dont know whether it will tell us or not is the antibodies antibodies detects are they protecting us . How long will bos. Thats why experts believe a vaccine will be so important. The other way to be protected is to achieve whats called herd immunity. When so many people become immune to covid19, it stops the infection. Haywards coronavirus testing site opened at a new location today. In parking lot a. It allows more space for vehicles and people to come through. Before this, the site had been operating for three weeks at the hayward fire station number seven. Weve done close to 3,000 tests. So weve been cranking out the numbers. What we want to do is prevent huge lines from forming. From, you know, people arent symptomatic. That criteria has to be met. Testing at the center is free and open to anyone with covid19 symptoms and a fever over 100 degrees. Health care workers and First Responders can make e ceis6 00 p. M. E. Heres a look at our other top stories at 5 30. The governor outlining frame work for the reopening of californias economy. He laid out six key indicators that will guide the state on when and how to pull back on the stayathome orders. This cant be a permanent state. And i want you to know its not. It will not be a permanent state. We recognize the consequences of the stayathome orders. They have a profound impact on the economy. Lets not make the mistake of pulling the plug too early as much as we want to. I dont want to make a political decision that puts peoples lives at risk. Loosening restrictions will not mean an immediate return to businesses. Any the governor says shops and restaurants would likely be required to maintain some level of distancing and occupancy limits in the near term. In santa clara counties, Top Health Officials say more time is needed to truly get a handle on the outbreak. Dr. Sara cody warned were not out of the woods and more testing needs to be done before restrictions can be eased and the economy reopened. New york city mayor bill deblasio is rejecting the idea of following oaklands heed in closing off miles of city streets to cars, to give people more outdoor space to spread out. At a press conference today, he asked his police and transportation departments to analyze the idea before dispolicing it as tec. A lack o barricades but oakland is installing signage and barricades over a three week role out period that began this weekend. 74,000 miles of streets are off limits to through traffic. Health care workers received equipment ppe today. Protective the sup miyes were donated by China Based Companies and the chinese consulate to help in the fight against the pandemic. The chinese general wants to do everything he can to contain the spread of the virus and says one way to help is for communities to come together. Its time for solidarity. Its not a time for retribution. Its not a time for stigmatization. If we want to defeat the virus, we must work together. A group of volunteers are helping to sup miye front line workers with homemade masks. It started when an artist heard about the supply short allen. She gathered fabric, posted tutorials online and recruited volunteers on next door. So far they delivered 400 masks to the sheriffs office, fire department, and jail. Scott weaner gave out nutritional meals to San Francisco residents in need the senator volunteered at project open hands. The organization has 16 locations dedicated to provide meals to seniors and adults with disabilities. There are so many people in the bay area now who are food insecure. Who never were before. Who are struggling with food now. And project open hand does a great job of making sure people have the food they need. To learn more about the organization, head to openhand. Org. In the east bay, the community is coming together to keep a popular pub open. Berk his starry plow pub opened in 1973 and like many businesses its struggling to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic. The owner decided to start a gofundme page. In less than a week its raised more than 24,000. Police need your help identified a shoplifting suspect who coughed on employees. Now police say this woman allegedly stole items from a store on admiral callahan lane. Employees tried to stop her but thats when police say that this woman started coughing in their faces. Both the employees backed away for their safety of course. The woman ran away into a waiting get away car. In san jose, authorities looking for a man who robbed a bank in the willow glen area. This happened march 17th. The man entered the u. S. Bank on lincoln avenue, gave a note to the teller. He drove off with an undisclosed amount of money after the employee handed over the cash. The suspect was a white man in his 20s driving a gray 2010 to 2013 kia. Still ahead, new ammunition in the fight against coronavirus. How new smart phone apps coul help ma lilebit moor et eaki how to snack response responsibly while stuck inside. A financial mrs. Walker. Michael vasquez come over here. Ive heard such good things about you, your company. Well, i wouldnt have done any of it without you. Without this place. This is for you. Michael, you didnt have to. 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Back to you. Ken, thank you, millennials are being called the new lost generation because of the economic down turn theyre facing. A new report looks at the staggering Financial Impact of the virus by age group, it found 52 of people under the age of 45 have lost a job, been put on leave or had hours reduced due to the pandemic compared with 26 of people 45 and over. The report is by data for progress a think tank that supports progressive causes. Two bay area Tech Companies teaming up to fight the coronavirus outbreak. Mamaria medena talked about the move. Theyre making sure phones will talk to one another to do contact tracing. When theres a pandemic experts try to track town every person who contacted someone who tested positive. And Tech Companies hope doing this over our phones will make it a lot easier. Watch the full interview and get more from cnet every tuesday. Streaming 24 hours a day at kpix. Com and other digital platforms. Governor gavin new some is working to trace the coronavirus using technology. And cbs reporter ian lee looks at the same effort under way right now in the uk. Face masks and social distancing have been the only weapons in the fight against the coronavirus but Britains NationalHealth Service says more ammunition will soon be at peoples fingertips. A new app to trace those who come in contact with covid19. The app will then send an alert anonymously to other app users youve been in significant contact with over the past few days, even before you have symptoms. The app essentially tracks where you go and remembers who you were close to by communicating through bluetooth with other phones if someone contracts the virus the app alerts you if you were near them. Its a 21st century answer to stop the spread of the virus. You can reach people and provide advice on quarantining and isolation and social distancing and you can do that quick enough before they transmit to other people. Singapore has all ready rolled out a similar app to boost efforts to trace cases. But to be effective, widespread testing is needed. Its a good idea obviously the more contact testing we do, the more we know where hot spots are, the better we can treat it. The app is voluntary but critics are worried ability privacy. Others say benefits should outweigh the concern. Theyre tracking you all the time any way. What difference does it make . It may as well be for a good reason. If its Effective Health experts predict life could soon return to normal. Experts in the uk hope to roll out their app in the coming weeks. Parents, if you need help keeps the kiddos occupied while being quarantined at home. Sesame street has you covered. Sesame street is launching snack the cookie monster. Teaching kids simple well balanced recipes and encouraging them to wash their hands and practice good hygiene. Your kids can tune in to snack chat every tuesday on youtube and facebook. What is more well balanced than a cookie . Why an soft music [female vo] restaurants are our family. The cornerstone of our communities. And our family needs help. Right now theyre facing a crisis. And theyre counting on your takeout and delivery orders to help them through. Because if we dont treat restaurants like family today. They might not be around to treat us like family tomorrow. Grubhub. Together, we can help save the restaurants we love. Facing financial ruin. The California Auto Museum has come up with a solution to keep the doors open the museum is asking the public to sell cars, boats, and rvs, reporter rachel wolf explains. Take a drive down to the california automobile pew seem and youll step back in history, now the nonprofit is asking the public to step up when it comes to money. We rely on keeping doors open to make the bottom line. Since the shut down, theyve furloughed ten employees and asked for forbearance on their roof loan and its just not enough. With no employees here, were looking at just shy of 20,000 a month. Thats a bare bones budget without salaries, keeping the lights on. Keeping our doors open. With two months of cash reserves, two weeks was doable. But two to three months could put them on the fast track to financial ruin. Theyre asking people to join or renew memberships on headline and donate an rv, boat, or car so they can sell it to raise money. We have two or three vehicles promised to us in the past few days, that will help us to meet the bottom line. The nonprofit is considering renting out classic cars. Theres a need for speed when it comes to reopening the economy. Were looking for a may date if possible. To open up to the public. Were aching for that. Or else it will be a bumpy road. Not just for them but other nonprofits like them down the road. The stayathome order doesnt mean you have to stay outside. It was really tempting to get outdoors today. Were going to get out for a well still get plenty of daylight now that were going farther into spring. Theres a good half hour of twilight after that. Enjoy it and keep your distance whenever you can. Just do it. Lets take a look at the big picture pattern. Changes kick in after tomorrow. The warmer than average temperatures will be with us one more day, a stronger on shore breeze changes things around later on this week. More clouds and a general cooling trend as we finish off the workweek and head into the weekend. Very little rain in the forecast over the next several days, the pollen count will be close to sky high. Maybe not the highest category. But knocking on the doorstep of it. Mulberry, oak, and grass pollen the top three. In terms of where we are compared to where we should be, around 50 in most locations, exactly 50 in the city. 42 of normal rainfall in livermore. Thats with the heavier rain earlier last week and the past weekend. But the next chance of rain doesnt arrive until monday of next week. Beyond that point, theres a chance, the Climate Prediction Center thinks six to ten days, which takes us through the end of the next workweek, of above average precipitation, the whole coast of california with the most significant signal for the above average precipitation toward the sierras and into nevada. High temperatures today, way above normal, 70s. Low 80s. Except along the coast, half moon bay, low 60s. 76 degrees in the city. 78 in san jose. Low 80s in concord and napa. Temperatures will be warm inland once again tomorrow, after we cool down tonight, upper 40s. Cool spots of the map in the mid 40s. Tomorrows temperatures only reach in the 60s in the city. Upper 60s in between hour hi observations. San jose likely to reach up in the upper half of the 70s. A little cloud cover builds in during the afternoon, concord close to 80 degrees once again, grazing 80 for the official high in mid to Late Afternoon hours. Santa rosa youll make a run in the 70s. Not as warm as the conditions we had today. The forecast looking good. Just cooler, temperatures back in the 60s saturday and sunday. For is second weekend in a row, it looks dry, showers hold off until monday. Thats a oneday thing, the forecast dries out again tuesday of next week, we continue to share your kids art projects as theyre out of school for the foreseeable future. These are from maya in fairfield. You can see shes working on her penmanship as well. I recognize olaf but i dont have kids. Thank you for sharing that with us. Do the same on any social media platform. Post the picture and tag us with it using the kpix. New at 6 00, the governor laid out his frame work to reopen the state. Top Health Experts chime in on whether its too soon. Plus were all looking for ways to help out during the epidemic. But this city says picking up trash is setting a bad example. Well have that story, coming up. A bay area farm getting creative. How it promises to liven up your next zoo meeting. Im in mill valley where a local High School Student raised more than 30,000 to help feed another example of how were better together. A north bay senior is working to feed essential workers. When kylie wants to do something, apparentge dobuy food from local restaurants and deliver it free to folks often over looked as highrisk, such as trash collectors. They made a 4 00 a. M. Run delivering meals. All funded by donations. Its amazing. I never expected it to get as big as its been. I set the goal to 5,000. And weve raised over 30,000. She calls the program feeding the front lines. Hospital workers and pop up any watershed restaurant is one of thee restaurants and cafes cooking the meals, the owner says feeding the front lines marin is essential in many ways. Our restaurants are based on food from local farms at shore down the street. Green gulch makes our bread. If you buy a big ur here, the money is going right back into our local food source. Front line workers eat, restaurants get business to stay open and local farms find work. Everyone seems to benefit. The generous donors of marin county, i cant say enough about how generous and supportive this community has been. Thank you for helping all of us be better together. Don ford, kpix 5. Were working to bring you positive stories like this during a difficult time. Check them out at kpix 5. Com together. Send your ideas to together cbs5. Com. Thats it for the news at 5 00. Kpix news at 5 00 begins now. Now at 6 00, Governor Newsom lays out the frame work to reopen california. But he warns our lives will not get back to normal. A bay area couple who volunteered to keep the freeway clean told to stop picking up trash. Why one city says theyre settling a bad example. Take this time. Because this is a great opportunity to pick up on the loose pieces that are left in your financial moore. Why the covid lock down could be the perfect time for financial planning. Our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. The governors plan to reopen california. Good evening, im elizabeth cook. Im ken, we have Team Coverage tonight, lets begin with Wilson Walker on what needs to happen before restrictions can be lifted. Wilson . Today were hoping to learn what we all might want to know. When might we get out of where we are now. If you were hoping for a moment where all was revealed you were probably disappointed the governor says were not going back to anything. Were going to move on to something knew, in fact. We talk about what the new normal will look like. As i said, normal, it will not be. No dates, no details, and no guarantees, the governor says best Case Scenario is a light roll back of the states shelter in place. This is no light switch here. I would argue its more like a dimmer. As for what the first dimmer setting might look like. Face coverings common in public. Restaurants will be likely to reopen but fewer tables perhaps. The prospect of Mass Gatherings is negligible at best until we get to herd immunity and a vaccine. Modest changes will have to wait until may. This is how the governor de