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where lawmars giving loans to small businesses. 4:54 for you this morning. scientists are confident the virus will eventually fade, a very good morning to you, and however its legacy could linger thank you for joining us. on peoples' credit record for i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. years. >> but it doesn't have to. today in the bay's chris chmura more headlines coming up for you, but first let's get a check has more. of the weather from >> we found temporary help meteorologist, kari hall. buried in the cares act. >> we are starting out with one section of the act says if clouds this morning, and we have seen the rain staying to our you fall behind on payments due to covid-19 and you ask your south. a live look outside and over the south bay, and heading over lender for help, the bank has to show your account as current, no towards ever gregreen, we will black mark. but here's the thing. the clouds linger today. you have to take action and we encourage you to do that asap. we will make it in the upper 50s keep a tally of who you talked by early in the afternoon. to, and what you talked about then as we head into the rest of and when you talked, that way if there's an issue down the road the day, it will be warmer in you have a record. requiring families to take the north bay thanks to sunshine, and we will see clouds action does not sit well with drifting by, and there will also the league of united latin be a chance of rain. american citizens. we will take a look ahead at the it's calling for a nationwide stop to negative credit

easter forecast in a few minutes. mike has a look at the morning commute. reporting during the pandemic. what is going on? >> light traffic this time of >> it really gives our american day, and the essential workers community breathing room they may find a problem on 880 past need so desperately to make sure the coliseum, there are reports they survive this. of a mattress that was in a >> the league sent this letter to all members of congress urging them to automatically lane, and i say was because now give families a break. there's just a report of debris. if that happens we will let you know. we are taking virus questions every day. send yours to nbcbayarea.com, just a warning. back to you. alameda health county just click respond from the main menu. when it comes to seeing the officials are reporting a surge niners at levi this fall, don't in coronavirus cases, and this is happening among workehealth- get your hopes up too soon. the season is still a go but santa clara's executive officer this week says he doesn't expect workers. fans back in the seats until at least november, and that means rehab centers now under quarantine after six people died, and 24 staff and 35 sharks games would also be on hold. residents tested positive for the deadly virus.

now to something good for jaime's 84-year-old grand mother you. nike is working to help those working on the front lines. has been living there for the the oregon based company is past four years. >> i am upset nobody called us, repurposing sneakers to include and we have to find out from a face shields for health-care news alert and evidently they are still not talking. workers. >> in the meantime, in castro 4:56 for you this morning. valley, at east bay post acute actor and movie producer, tyler health center, 17 staff and nine perry, giving back to those in residents tested positive with need. >> yeah, in a nice way. the virus. >> the challenge for the he actually purchased groceries health-care workers on the front for a group of seniors earlier line are unimaginable. this week. new numbers show the reality he paid it forward at 29 winn they are facing. 10% of the cases across dixie stores. the active charity was held california are health-care during the store's senior hours. workers. 300 of the health-care workers many were floored by the are known to have gotten the generosity. i have heard of people doing virus in a health setting. that here in the bay area as today is a day new york well. >> really? >> yeah, like an unknown big, leaders have been dreading. strong guy, just came up and as of this morning there are paid for peoples' groceries in more than 6,200 deaths in new

york as the state set a new line. isn't that nice? >> yeah, that's beautiful. record yesterday with 779 deaths in one day. >> he wanted to be anonymous. as for the rate of n patients >> sometimes that's what it's there, they are restabilizing. all about, just helping. >> the woman right there, she's governor andrew cuomo saying the like, yay, yay. bad news about lives lost is growing concerns for hard to taken if the number of health-care workers across the those hospitalized is now state. a live report on the all-new leveling off. >> the bad news isn't just bad, numbers revealing how many health-care workers are testing the bad news is actually positive. terrible. >> a new study out of new york we do not have time for the this morning shows 86% of those partisan games. we don't want that. the obstruction. patients that died there have it's totally unrelated. had pre-existing health we want to do this for the small businesses and workers. conditions. in just over an hour, new >> we're going to take you to washington where lawmakers are unemployment numbers are set to vote on more funding for expected to be release, and in the bay area the number is jaw small businesses, and break down when americans will start to see the stimulus checks. dropping. it's around 17%, and it's poppy come quick! -what's going on? usually around 4%. >> good morning, bay area. i am stephanie ruhle.

i am with you today on jobs day. for the past two weeks we have seen over 10 million americans file for unemployment. i know that's a massive number, a record-breaking number, but the silver lining is it means americans are staying home and that's what we told them to do. the number thing to do is listen to the health experts. the health experts said we need to stay home and ride it out. if you are somebody in that position, if you are an employer and had to lay your workers off, the best thing you can do is take advantage of the cares act which is offering unemployment to the self-employed, and that includes home care. the best thing you can do right now is go on your state's website and apply for the benefits and get yourself that financial support you need to get through this

we will get into this and a whole l could look like economically when we are something huge... like a lot bigger! open for business again. is coming to your home. we will have that and a whole lot more on the "today" show. wait for it. thanks. happy birthday. >> very informative. what a troll. thank you. a group of bay area passengers that endured the cruise ship out at sea, they are now going to file a lawsuit. video from nbc bay area sky fortunately, like yesterday, ranger yesterday showed the it was the worst day for deaths that we have seen thus far, and princess cruise ship heading to we are seeing a number of new port for supplies and then cases, and the mitigation, the heading back into the waters, and there's a skeleton crew physical separation we have initiated is starting to have a onboard, and there were nine real affect. passengers that went into >> your headlines right now at quarantine are suing the cruise 5:00. a strong warning from america's top doctor. line for negligence and the worst is still yet to come across the country. distress. so far there's no comment from a look at the tphupls henum the cruise line. starting today health leaders in fremont will expand in the bay area. access to one of the city's two 4,200 cases in santa clara free testing clinics. alone. across the bay area, there's now

one of those clinics is located at least 115 deaths. the concerns for health-care workers across california is at the tricity health center. growing. new numbers out this morning are revealing just how many are testing positive. a very good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we will get to the headlines in a they are not checking for immigration status and a a moment, but the g this mornin doctor's note is not required. and now the city of san the bay." kari hall working from home francisco is signing leasing for today and letting us know what we can expect from the 200 hotel rooms for homeless temperatures, kari. looking good, too. >> yeah, looks nice today. we will start out with clouds, people. the hotel rooms will cost the and we will get times of city $200 a night. sunshine this afternoon. let's head to martinez, and three months of rooms will come to $35 million. you'll be in the low 50s and a in the meantime, matt haney is slow rise in temperatures thanks to the rolling clouds overhead. trying to pass legislation to we will get more sunshine in the north bay. temperatures will be require thousands of rooms to house the homeless. this morning the press democrat reports the deadline will not be changed in sonoma county.

leaders are trying to figure out the standards for evaluating waiver applications for those being impacted by the outbreak. those waivers won't be accepted until saturday when the payments become delinquent. 4:38 this morning. a new concern on the "uss mercy" in southern california. what we know about the crew member that just tested positive and how the navy is reacting this morning. plus, the growing number of people now streaming movies and shows on disney plus. first, here's something good for you. gavin newsom is sharing this photo on twitter of a health-care worker. he's thanking them. we'll be right back.

good morning. i am frank holland. stocks surging with the dow up 780 points closing above 23,000 for the first time in nearly a month. and the coronavirus outbreak may soon turn a corner. they are trying to strike a deal to help stabilize the oil prices

that collapsed due to the global command with the coronavirus outbreak. layoffs continue to surge. disney said its new streaming service has more than 50 million paid users around the world, and that includes 8 million from india alone. it's still well behind netflix, but disney launched in november and expanded to europe in the past two weeks. kari hall, now over to you. >> thank you. let's get a live look outside in sub lynn as we see our essential workers driving on

i-80 through the tri-valley. we will have a slight chance of rain. we will look at our easter forecast coming up next. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying, nobunny knows easter better than cadbury!®

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"today in the bay." it's 4:45. right now we want to get a look at the forecast for you. kari, i know yesterday afternoon i had to run for the grocery store because i was out of food, and it was nice and sunny out there. >> yeah, it was beautiful yesterday. so we're going to see more of the same today. i think we will see more clouds moving over the south bay, thanks to the storm system that has been just parked over southern california, and we're just going to see the outer fridg fringes of that. morgan hill will be in the upper 60s at about 3:00. as we evening, we will see peeks of sunshine. you may want to take that dinner back inside because we will see the temperatures dropping and also the winds picking up. 62 degrees. you may also have to hold down the table cloths and everything

outside because of the winds picking up. let's check out high temperatures for the day. there will be a wide range in temperatures from the coast to inland areas. along the coast we are going to stay in the upper 50s today with more clouds, and then you head to the north bay where there will be more sunshine and highs reaching into the 70s for the day. 60s in the south bay and east bay. we are once again tracking that storm system. look at all the rain moving north of l.a. and off the central coast. we have seen those showers also producing heavy downpours. for us we are still on the northern edge of that so we can't rule out any chances of rain as we go into the rest higf the showers will be the eastbound, south bay, as well as the peninsula and our hour-by-hour outlook that shows clouds and moisture moving by for today. we will see our temperatures in the upper 60s, and then into the

weekend it looks beautiful once again, as the skies clear. we will see highs in the 70s and easter sunday is going to reach into the mid-70s for the inland areas, and that continues into next week. mike, you have been tracking the roads. any issues popping up for drivers? >> we had a couple reports this morning, minor debris on the roadway causing crashes so watch out out there, not many cars but debris has the same affect. more of an issue, light-rail -- well, the rails in general. bart has trimmed down their service, and it went into effect yesterday, so ever 30 minutes for trains and that's about half the trains they used to have. and vta is restoring the

light-rail service, and we will talk more about that coming up. i did want to show you a live look outside as well, as traffic flows smoothly across that bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. new overnight for you, we're hearing from a woman that says she's a cousin of the victim in fremont's first homicide of the year. this happened a little after 7:00 last night on a strip parking lot on mowry. thewo men got out of their cars and began to argue, and one man in a dark suv open fire and left. the unidentified victim is recently engaged. so far police are not saying what kind of leads they have or whether they know exactly what led up to the dispute. and i.c.e. detainees across the nation are increasingly fearing for their lives, is inc

tidy tension center. critics point out many have never committed a crime except for unlawfully crossing over. the "uss mercy," the hospital ship is docked in the port of los angeles. crews are caring for noncoronavirus patients. the employee will be now transferre a different facility. that ship was to be sterile of the coronavirus so the crew

could help illnesses other than coronavirus. and then five medical professionals accepted a delivery of ppe. nice to see there. next up, "nbc bay area responds." >> lots of people are missing payments right now, but that doesn't have to destroy your credit. i am consumer investigator, chris chmura. we will show you how to protect yourself, next. while no activity inside of fenway park, somebody was busy outside making sure the statues are safe from coronavirus. somebody put a red sox mask on the statue, and while they are standing close to each other, they are at least following some of the guidelines for the pandemic.

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