The country, cal maritime currently looks like a ghost town. All classes now virtual, no students on call pmpus. Sarah sanders son, noah, is a freshman. She was surprised when she learned classes were set to resume. It is interesting. Its weird. All my friends with College Age Students can keep their kids home for the summer. Thats not our case. Which is good and bad. Reporter cal maritime says the school is planning to take serious all cadets will be heal screened daily. They will live in their own individual rooms and be required to wear face coverings any time they leave the dorm. Cafeterias will be closed with food delivered to their doors. It sounds like a lot of restriction also be put in place, but how are you feeling as a parent sending your son back to school . Its mixed. Were taking the lead from our son. Checking in to see how hes feeling. So i guess theyre kind of a trial case. Well see how it goes. Reporter cal maritime is a small isolated school, just under 1,000 students. Many of the classes cannot be taught virtually. Thats why if theres any school to resume, she realizes this might be a good one to try first. If it doesnt work, well really know it will be hard for the bigger schools. If it does work, i would be excited. Reporter cal maritime these is a partial reopening. Of the staff will continue working from home. Because the county has extended their shelter in place order through may 17, the tentative start date for classes is may 20th. Liz, as we said, cal maritime is part of the cal state system. Is this decision to open cal maritime part of a larger plan for the csu system . Reporter thats a good question. One im sure many people have. The short answer weve been given is no, it is not. They say cal maritime is in a different unique position than other universities. We just got a statement from the Governors Office saying they only approved the Maritime Academy to reopen because of the essential work theyre being trained for, that requires hands on. They say this is the only academy of its kind in the state and does not seven as a precedent for other universities in california. Its unique, obviously. Thanks, liz. Theres no sign of statewide restrictions lifting. An today, the governor was very clear about sticking to the rules for a little while longer. The worst thing we do is we start sort of rest on our laurels thinking the virus has decided to take a break or go on vacation. Its transmisible as its ever been. Nothing has changed in that respect. The only thing that changed is our behavior for the better. Better behavior is not what was on display over the weekend. Crowds of people flocked to Southern California beaches. Look at this. Police estimated the number at 40,000 at newport beach. Today, the governor reminded all of us the threat of coronavirus remains. It doesnt take the weekend off. It doesnt take any time off. It is ubiquitous. It is invisible. And it remains deadly. That continued threat is why San Francisco and most of the bay area plan to extend shelter in place restrictions. Today, our reporter spoke with a business making plans to reopen. It has to be a big disappoi disappointment. Reporter oh, yeah, but not surprising. Businesses knew that reopening after may 3rd was wishful thinking. State officials realized that california has not seen the number of cases and deaths that other cities, other states have seen. But they insist that lifting the restrictions now could lead to a large surge in cases. Unfortunately, we will need to extend the deadline for the stayathome order through the month of may. Reporter sadly for businesses, it was expected, but it was not the announcement they were hoping for. Most businesses have been temporarily closed since march 16th. As they begin their seventh week in lockdown mode, businesses must now remain closed for at least five more weeks. Health Officials Say they are still seeing new cases of covid19. Make no mistake, this virus is still out there. And it is still a threat. Reporter the extra weeks will give the Economic Recovery Task force more time to come up with a protocols business also have to follow. Theres going to be a change with restaurants, a change with hair salons and nailsans seve weve been discussing. Reporter this salon in San Francisco has come up with its own todo list in preparation for the day when they are allowed to reopen. Their staff will be trained, there will be hand sanitizers, masks and gloves. Temperature checks will be done every day, and there will be staggered entry for clients. Our priority is to ensure the health and safety of our clients, as well as our staff. Reporter meanwhile, as people in San Francisco become more desperate to go outside, mayor breed announced jfk drive in Golden Gate Park and shelly drive in mcclaire n park will b closed to cars and open to pedestrians as early as 6 00 a. M. We still need you to socially distance yourselves from people out in the park and to stay six feet apart. That is so critical. Reporter and mayor breed is very concerned about that. The false sense of security that these masksiv people, they think that because they have one on, that they just need to maintain short distance. And i dont know about you, but this weekend, i saw a lot of people with their masks on approaching people very closely. Did you see that . Yeah. Or a lot of people still not Wearing Masks and approaching people on paths because paths arent very wide. Lets talk about the new shelter in place deadline extension. End of way is where were talking. Any chance, any hope that it could open before then, or is that a hard deadline . Reporter heres what we know. Governor newsom made it clear last week that it will really depend on how much testing and tracking gets done. Remember, testing is supposed to increase in the next few weeks. Once they receive that data, then they and if they see good results, they will slowly begin to open businesses. But, again, that sounds a little vague, but vague seems to be the most common words of these days. I would say that a lot of people are thinking to perhaps expect the worst but hope for the best. Yeah. Its probably a good way to look at it. Our insider weighed if on some of the changes, and he reminds us that people are getting antsy and theres another month to go at least. Lets say you have a business, can you do that business by going out to the curb side and delivering . Somebody calls in advance, can you do that . What can be done while maintaining social distancing . Im not thinking this is going to be a big change later this week. We might see some changes in the construction to allow for more. All housing to be built. We may not. We may see things about social gatherings getting looser, we may not. No big things now. You can read phils columns in the chronicle every wednesday and sunday. We are tracking the number of coronavirus cases in 14 counties, the bay area and surrounding areas. Santa clara has the highest total number, more than 2,000. Alameda, San Francisco, and san mateo counties each have more than 1,000. Overall, you can see each county is following a similar trend. It wille is known about how the Novel Coronavirus entered the United States. But a new revelation offers insight into how the virus may have begun to spread at the Consumer Electronics show in las vegas back in january. Its one of the Largest Technology trade fairs in the world, with deep sees to silicon valley. Chris nguyen has this story from san jose. Reporter after leaving ces in january, professor Michael Weber realized that something wasnt right as he waited to board his flight out of vegas. I noticed a lot of other people in the lounge were coughing and sneezing and h hacking. I was thinking i was going to get sick. Reporter thats what happened when he got home. A cough, chills, fever, trouble breathing. I couldnt breathe easily at night when i was trying to sleep, body aches. And really lost my appetite with food. Reporter weber thinks he may have contracted covid19 at the conference, which draws 170,000 people from across the globe every year. At the time, the Novel Coronavirus was just beginning to make headlines in america. This past week, he tested positive for covid19 antibodies. A lot of people sharing the same air, a lot of close contact, a lot of shaking hands, visiting booths to see products and goods. So its hard to avoid. Reporter the revelation comes as the baseline for the spread of the disease keeps changing. Angela caruso with American Public media says data compiled by her team shows that more than 150 companies from Santa Clara County set up exhibits at ces. Being able to backtrack and see how the spread of this virus took off is important to figuring how to get back to normal life and be prepared if another Public Health emergency occurs. Reporter Infectious Disease experts say well never know how much of an impact ces had in spreading the virus, but one of the early events that may have contributed. Its worth exploring and looking at what were the roots by which people arrived at the conference and what were the roots and do those correlate with subsequent mini outbreaks of disease around the world . Reporter an opportunity to continue searching for answers at a time of such uncertainty. I feel better having knowledge about my antibody situation. The more we know, the better position we are to deal with this. Reporter in the south bay, chris nguyen, abc7 news. And then theres this. A 36yearold woman tested positicovid19 and later found out she had multiple blood clots spread throughout her body. Our reporter spoke with a medical expert who is seeing a trend of covid19 patients with abnormal clotting. I was afraid i was having a stroke. Reporter for weeks, she was having trouble walking and breathing. Doctors at her local urgent care just told her to rest. On her final visit, she was roughed to the hospital in concord. We have to go to the er. I just remember thinking i didnt say goodbye to my son because he was sleeping. I was like, oh, my god, what if i never see him again, what is if this is it in reporter a thought that denseified after learning she testified for covid19 and had blood clots. A large blood clot in my right leg and calf and both lungs. Reporter at San Francisco general hospital, dr. Caldwell is seeing multiple patients like christina. A group of patient where is the virus is clearly impacting the ability to clot and causing what we call an abnormal clotting pattern that can sometimes be very dangerous. Reporter were seeing the influence of covid19, but this is showing us theyre very different. We havent seen a clear pattern with blood clots, whereas we are suspecting a very clear pattern with the coronavirus. Reporter in the hospital, christina remembers fearing for her life. While also playing her dad would survive his own fight against covid19. Michael was in the icu for three weeks. I know how lucky my dad is to be alive. You know what . Were definitely not out of the woods with him. So emotional for so many families. You probably heard about Meat Processing plants shutting down after workers were infected with coronavirus. Will that limit what is available at the supermarket . Its easy to blame the facility. I do not blame gordon manor. The iteam talks to a doctor who lost several patients to the coronavirus. They all lived at the same redwood city facility. But thats not where shes laying the blame. Im spencer christian, looking at a warmup and sharp cool down in a twoday period coming up in the forecast. Here at abc 7, were honoring the class of 2020 who have had to forego graduation ceremonies and other milestones because of the pandemic. Lidia pesci is graduating from oakley. Her aunt tells us she loves school and missed seeing all her friends during this time. Lidia loves art, science, and the ocean. Shes been accepted to college and her whole family is looki i forward to her future. If you want to honor a graduate, share the details on our website, abc7news. Com. And we may gave them a shoutout on television or online. And please, no professional photos. On the site, check out a Photo Gallery of all the seniors that we are honoring so far. For people with Heart Failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. Entresto is a Heart Failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. It was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. Heart failure can change the structure of your heart so it may not work as well. Entresto helps improve your hearts ability to pump blood to the body. And with a healthier heart, theres no telling where life may take you. Dont take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. Dont take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if youve had angioedema with an ace or arb. The most serious side effects are angioedema, low Blood Pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. Ask your doctor about entresto. Novartis thanks the heroic healthcare workers fighting covid19. Foster farms is coming through in a big way for the foodback. Today, a big rig pulled up to the food banks warehouse carrying more than 60,000 pounds of poultry, part of a massive effort to help families across the west. Its giving away nearly 2. 5 million servings of chicken products. A huge donation. Concern is growing about the faces meat supply because of the coronavirus outbreak. But does all this apply to the bay area . Will we be affected . Laura anthony talked to Industry Experts to find out. Reporter up like other parts of the country, in the bay area, the meat and poultry cases are still full in many grocery stores. Havent seen a shortage. We havent been affected. Reporter alamedas market almost has too much product, even offering sale prices on some. Many markets source their products in california. Not from Big Companies in the midwest and elsewhere that have had to close plants due to covid19 outbreaks. We buy ourself local. So a lot of california grown here. Reporter angelas kitchen here managed to stay open during the shelter by offering takeout specials that include meat and poultry. Threecourse meal, so a side salad, entree and dessert for 10. Reporter angelas kitchen had to shop around in the beginning, but not lately. The first few weeks were tough, trying to get the supply that we needed for meat. But luckily next door, weve been getting our meat from marketplace and then thats our menu also changes to reflect the availability that we have. Reporter Officials Say any spot shortages have more to do with distribution issues, not lack of supply in california. All our plants are up and operating, as productively as theyve ever operated. Were very concerned about the coronavirus. We have a lot of steps for employees, so we can keep our plants open. And right now, your bay area is getting all the product they need. Reporter what could create a meat and poultry shortage . Panic buying, like we saw with toilet paper. Laura anthony, abc7 news. The port of oakland revealed that 10 of vessels scheduled to dock have been canceled. Its too early to tell how big an overall impact that will have on the ports business. San Francisco International airport is resuming the opening of the new harvey milk termial one this week. Tomorrow, jetblue will relocate and southwest moves its ticket counter. It was beautiful weather of the weekend. But it is going to cool down. Spencer has the sevenday forecast. And a quick note, if you watch tv for free using an antenna, abc s rescan day is wednesday at 1 00 p. M. If you watch tv through a cable or satellite service, you do not have to rescan your television. Your Service Provider will do it for you. Once you recan, youll still find us on 7. 1. Remember to rescan at wednesday, april 29, this wednesday. Go to abc7news. Com for more information or call 8183066098 if you need more unicorns do exist. A group of moms in gilroy is spreading unicorn magic during the pandemic. Today, they visited a girl for her birthday. Theyre known as the quarantine unicorns. It started when the friends dressed up to cheer up a new mom sheltering at home. The concept took off and people began requesting visits from the quarantine unicorns. They dont have for money, saying their mission is simply to spread joy. And i think, dan, they are doing a wonderful job at that. They sure did today. That is absolutely adorable. I love the princess dress shes wearing. Nice day for that, spencer, to be outside like that. Oh, great day for that. Dont you appreciate a unicorn that does not ask for money . I certainly do. Heres a look at live doppler 7. Im giving you this forecast for free, as well. Lets take a look at current conditions. It is windy across the bay area. We have surface wind speeds up to 32 Miles Per Hour in San Francisco. 26 Miles Per Hour in fairfield. 28 in palo alto. The breezes are quite strong. It is warmer than it was at this time yesterday evening by about 2 to 6 degrees in most locations. So lets take a look at current temperature readings. In San Francisco, 64 degrees. 70 in oakland. Mid 70s at redwood city, san jose, gilroy and cool 57 at half moon bay. Looking at some other locations, 81 in santa rosa. 73 in petaluma. 76 in napa. 80 in fairfield. And livermore, mid 70s. Forecast features, fog increasing near the coast and bay overnight. Warming trend that was in effect today, but a much cooler pattern settles in at midweek. Overnight, the fog cast forecast animation shows us the reach of the fog, pushing beyond the coastline, across the bay and locally inland. It will be foggy with reduced visibility in many locations by 5k a. M. When the morning commute begins. That fog may expand until 8 00 until it starts to retreat tomorrow back to the coastline. By mid