>>practicing physical distancing, i'll be announcing in a week or so these numbers going back up. >>governor newsome please stay home even though we're looking at a sunny warm weekend. he doesn't want all of our hard work. >>backfired. and new this morning, the world health organization says that if you have recovered from the coronavirus but may not be out of harm's way for a second go we'll explain. >>a santa rosa doctor recovers

from coronavirus and ready to go back on the front lines to help others. and thanks for joining us this saturday morning, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher today is expected to be a nice sunny day and the bay area. >>and across california for that matter and that has governor gavin newsome concerned that people will go outside and potentially ignore social distancing was wondering on about that this morning as i went down the embarcadero and saw a nice sunrise. they still want people to stay home now is not the time health experts say. >>to let up on our efforts to flatten the curve. >>we're walking into a very warm weekend. the most beautiful weekend to the extent we love our weather. since january at least or since arguably last summer the state of california. that means people are prone to want to go to the beaches parks playgrounds and go on a hike. i anticipate will be a significant increase in volume. but i also think if there is and people are practicing physical distancing, i'll be announcing

in a week or so these numbers going back up. i don't think anybody wants to hear that i don't want to share that information but that's really lets up to me it's more to all of you. >>and it was as you can see here a nice sunny day over lake chabot park in the east bay yesterday looking for similar conditions today, east bay, regional parks staff and police are going to be out by the way to enforce social distancing and face mask requirements you're going to see them wandering around the park. there are signs posted to remind you to make sure that you out again comply with the social distancing mortar said just forcing it into hours from now san francisco and ucsf will start free coronavirus testing. >>to people living in the densely packed mission district yeah, this comes after it was discovered that the mission has the highest number of covid-19 cases in the city and we have a map here showing you the for testing sites that have been set up include garfield park park in the new sony dose leonard flynn elementary

school and cesar chavez elementary and here's some video of other similar test sites in san francisco seen kind of see what you might expect. >>2 types of tests are going to be given out one to see if someone is actively infected with the virus and then the other test will determine if someone had previously been infected and has since developed antibodies against the disease. anyone over the age of 4 is eligible regardless of symptoms that that's a big different is it safe eat every other drive-thru test other than the little tiny town of bolinas threat has been you have to have symptoms you have to say this is just they're testing the entire. >>they were because you know i compared to bolinas it is its own city is way more population. now the thing is you will have to register for a slot to go so make sure you go to the link which we have on our website kron 4 dot com. >>pick your slot and get out there and get tested if you'd like so i think they want to kind of compare the tiny town of bolinas and you know more densely packed a place of san francisco, yeah like the mission. >>and see what the difference is this push for testing is

continuing as the u.s. reaches now 51,000 plus coronavirus deaths and despite the risk of reopening, georgia did yesterday. they started lifting the stay at home orders and started opening businesses, yeah, but now new at home test kits could help the rest of the country in terms of a moving forward towards reopening we have not your merits planning how they work. >>the fda approved the first at home covid-19 tests, casey and you may soon be able to test yourself at home according to the white house a test can e-mail to a patient. the patient can perform self swag and then mail it back and get the result after that time. >>all under the guidance of a licensed physician earlier friday president trump signed emergency aid for small businesses hospitals in coronavirus testing into law more help is on the way. >>small businesses will be able to keep even more americans on the payroll. democrats are already working on a new relief bill and there

will be a bill. >>and it will be expensive ignoring republicans cautioning that lawmakers need to worry about the amount of money we're adding to the national debt. >>despite this business closures and exploding unemployment numbers are killing state revenues senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is suggesting an alternative to bailing states out with federal funding, one that would allow them to file for bankruptcy in new york alone is expected to take a billion hit. >>governor cuomo blasted mcconnell's pitch as a quote really dumb idea passed the law i dare you. >>you want to send a signal to the markets. this nation is in real trouble. you want to send. international message. that the economy is in turmoil. >>do that in washington nadia romero kron 4 news. >>well just in this morning, the world health organization says that there is currently apparently no evidence that people who have recovered from

covid-19 have any bodies necessary to protect them from a second infection. there had been some speculation that if you had recovered then the antibodies in your blood stream would protect u n could give you immunity for a peak period of time anyway but according to this latest report. currently there's not enough evidence to support that and i think doctor fauci had talked about the fact that with every other flu. he thought that this one will be the same most to lose you get them. >>you do have a certain amount of protection and that's part of what makes covid-19 so mysterious is right now about right so they're still investigating that looking at people who have been infected and recovered which is the vast majority, but as we know this has been very deadly in california with 41,000 plus cases and 1621 people dying. covid. >>bay area cases more than 7,000 and in the bay area. we have had 251 people. di you can go to our website as we continue tracking. kelvin 19 in the north say solano solano

county is extending its stay at home orders until at least may 17th. it's the first bay area county to actually extend the order put a date on it. the county says this move was done because they have nearly 200 cases locally and the numbers and surrounding counties have not improved enough to safely ease restrictions. meantime san francisco mayor london breed says the stay at home order will likely be extended as well. right now it's supposed to go tell may 3rd. the mayor says it could be extended by a few weeks or even another month as of this morning, the city reported more than 1300 cases of covid-19 and 22 people have died. >>the state there are more than 200 state nursing homes that have reported covid-19 cases and 34 of those facilities are here in the bay area and across at least 7 counties in oakland, 3 residents have died from coronavirus at the xcel health

care center with crop forcefully to call now with more on that story. >>the latest data from the california public health department shows at least 14 skilled nursing facilities and alameda county have reported cases of novel coronavirus or covid-19 excel health care center in oakland says visitations at its facility are being restricted and staff members are being screened for the virus before the start of each shift. this after a covid-19 outbreak was confirmed by the center. 3 residents at the facility on high street have died from novel coronavirus in all 36 residents have tested positive 27 of them are still receiving care on site 6 have been hospitalized 17 staff members have also been infected. in a statement a facility spokesperson says quote we know that this is an unsettling and scary time for our residents and their family members our absolute top priority is the safety and care of our residents and we

are taking immense measures to safeguard those who are not infected. and isolate and treat those who are. the report issued by the state department of public health earlier this month says more than 200 state nursing homes have reported covid-19 cases, 34 of those facilities are in the bay area across at least 7 counties. alameda county has been hit particularly hard at least 102 staff members and patients have tested positive for the virus at gateway care and rehabilitation center in hayward and at least 13 people there have died a covid-19 death has also been reported at east bay post-acute healthcare center in castro valley phillippi of all kron 4 news on the peninsula of former president of stanford university died from coronavirus. >>and he was at the gordon mann, a residential home in redwood city. >>what he prepared for me. back when i was a kid. i could

get back to him. at the end of his life and i'm. to have known him. >>donald kennedy was among 10 people to die at the gordon manner or a facility there in recent weeks. the home's director tells us that kennedy suffered a serious stroke in 2015. he lives there for the past 2 years and then died of coronavirus in addition to the 10 deaths there. the director says about 20 residents and 7 staff have also tested positive at that home for coronavirus the san mateo county health. department is now providing round the clock support including provisional, personal protective equipment to try to stop the spread. earlier this month, an outbreak at the gateway rehab center in hayward killed at

least 13 people and 60 people were infected there in castro valley, 23 health care professionals and 27 residents tested positive. >>time now 7.11 will take a quick break but as we go just a reminder that will always have the very latest coronavirus headlines and safety and health information for you on our website at kron 4 dot com look for the coronavirus section there's a giant banner across the top of the front page just click on that it will take you the information

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>>7.16 right now and a big morning is going to be sunny and nice out bridge i saw a couple of joggers and i thought my support of the park. they come from what does he know are people going to be trying to travel to you know play some ball and like you experience in the north bay police may be looking to make sure that only local people. yeah are at these various parks by running license plates and of course if you're

going to be out and about as john's can explain in a minute a lot of people might but remember to honor the social distancing guidelines because police are going to be out there making sure that you are john. >>yeah, absolutely heads these days that are the most problematic almost though nice weather days that were also tempted to go outside and that's when you encounter those crowds and you just want to play it safe stay in your neck of the woods and then of course so practice social distancing and wearing those face masks today going to be another nice one out there we are still going to see some pretty hot temperatures though, especially for inland areas yesterday was easily hottest day of the year for some areas, but there is like concord on up to santa rosa and even livermore looking at daytime highs close to 90 yesterday. you can see the golden gate bridge there. it is nice and clear and that's a sign of what we've got all across the bay area really clear skies to start the day a few high clouds that have drifted in from the north overnight and that's really the biggest change are noticing this morning for mild again to start the day of nice

light jacket or sweater to start you'll be able to shed that pretty quickly as these temperatures rise, pretty swiftly now we do have an impact of fog right along the coast tomorrow morning as a trump tries to break its way and this is also going to result in some of our coolest temperatures of the weekend tomorrow noticeable cool down today already a slightly cooler day than yesterday and you can see those clouds storm of showing up in stormtracker 4 tomorrow you won't notice as much cloud cover but you're gonna notice the cooler field to temperatures as you're getting outside to close out the weekend. so there's your clouds drifting in and out today, a partly cloudy to mostly sunny saturday had sunday tomorrow, there's your coastal fog that will be slipping in right along the coast. but what we're going to be seeing for inland areas that still plenty of sunshine but just much cooler temperatures much more pleasant day for your sunday that might actually be the one where people are going to be most tempted to gets those parks and of course i just stay closer to home and don't forget the social distancing

recommendations and orders that we do have as for temperatures today, we will be in the 70's for areas like oakland hayward and fremont redwood city and san francisco while 80's do hold on and get a visa back for antioch napa and santa rosa, san jose you'll be 3 today. a look at it tomorrow shows temperatures a little cooler is a promise to and monday actually bring some are coolest temperatures of forecast after that temperatures on tuesday will spike very comfortable with where we were at yesterday for inland areas that myriad's near 90 degree highs. but we don't spend a lot of time there it's back to the 70's for inland spots by wednesday thursday and friday with temperatures also milesburg coastal in bayside areas on the same days so we're finishing out the month of april really more whether it's dry conditions of nice weather just be careful and be mindful as you step outside to enjoy back to you guys in the studio. a north bay doctor is now recovering from his battle

with coronavirus he was hospitalized in a coma for weeks actually before waking up kron four's dan thorn has more on what he went through. >>doctor jerry cram is awake for the first time in weeks. he's greeted by smiling nurses and doctors as he's taken out of icu doctor cram was in a wheelchair, but happily alive because covid-19 almost killed him opportunity to keep >>on april 14th, the 74 year-old pulmonary specialist awoke from his coma at santa rosa memorial hospital. he says he's going to reflect a lot on what has changed over the last 6 weeks but thoughts are. about as coronavirus attacked his lungs, doctor cram spent 16 days on a ventilator and lost more than 20 pounds his memory of his time in the hospital so far has been hazy at best if i had

to go through what you did. i wouldn't want to remember either doctor crams wife lilly says her husband spent so much of his life helping others she is grateful. the medical team was able to save him. >>these guys were amazing on not just the doctors us that it's especially the nursing staff giving a wave and a thumbs up from his hospital room. doctor cram knows just how lucky he is to have survived a fortunate. >>the doctor says he's ready to begin his life again with his wife lily the assailant and joy every second i i couldn't script a better ending. >>well of course the story isn't over yet doctor cram is expected to be released on saturday at home he plans on taking it slow in order to get stronger and healthier and then he's going to get back to the work of helping others reporting in santa rosa dan thorn kron 4 news. >>in the south bay. crime

overall is down amid the pandemic in the city of san jose. police and prosecutors say they're seeing fewer violent crimes and property crime is trending down. but there has been an uptick in commercial burglaries officials emphasize 0 tolerance for their first hate crimes and i call on the public to report domestic violence and covid-19 related scams too. the alameda county da is also warning everybody to be on the lookout for a new scam. residents have been getting calls from somebody pretending to be a family member who's gotten sick from covid and they need money for treatment. >>breakers a quick live look outside of the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza camera the sun is up skies, nice and blue it is going to be a beautiful day out there today just remember to go outside to enjoy some fresh air make sure you do it near your house and if you are going to a park. remember to honor the social distancing guidel

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whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. >>as you know the pandemic is destructive disrupted schools acd also the college admissions process, but it's also creating a unique opportunity for students trying to get into their dream university jug johnson explains. >>this is wreaking havoc on college admissions. allan coe is the ceo of cardinal education which specializes in

college admissions and test prep and he says high school students applying for colleges next cycle could have a very unique opportunity if you don't need financial aid and you can think of a project or an idea and really stick with your opportunity to get into college and dreams is going to be the best that it's ever been in american history, his reasoning with the economic slowdown. cole believes enrollment numbers could plummet for the next few years as many parents won't be able to afford tuition and the covid-19 pandemic is likely to scare away a very key student population, which accounts for a huge source of revenue for colleges and universities foreign students coronavirus cases so that international students may not be able to fly here. it may not be one of these is here and the economy may make it so that they can afford to come here and now this drop in enrollment numbers will obviously her universities both big and small but some could be in real financial trouble within the next several years i think you're going to see hundreds of universities across the country is to prevent see soco

says the bottom line is college admissions boards may not be as picky with applicants, however, he warned students let's use this time wisely admissions officers will expect that you've done something productive with other them. 50 hours of social media and video games a week, although many colleges have announced that seat he's will be optional co strongly recommend students still take the test because you're not going to be able to do activities and other things to show colleges that your insurer hardworking cities are going to be one of the only pieces of data you can give them that you as a t test scheduled for may and june and now been pushed back till july in the college board is working on a system so the test can be taken from home, this is an occasion they don't want to hear about how you took this crisis as an opportunity to do something about yourself and those around me in davis doug johnson. >>a live look outside as we take a quick live view here of the golden gate bridge will be the golden gate bridge will be right back on a saturda - [narrator] if you watch tv using an antenna, listen up.

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>>president trump is now saying that his comments and questions about maybe doctor show look at injecting people with disinfectant to kill coronavirus. >>was a sarcastic remark mean well he quickly received an avalanche of criticism from doctors urging people not to ingest disinfectants to trying to anything like this at home jim acosta takes a closer look.

>>cleanup in the oval office president trump is finding it hard to explain away is dangerous suggestion that americans could inject themselves with disinfectants as a cure for the coronavirus as ask you to start casting a very sarcastic question to the reporters in the room about disinfectant on the inside that was done in the form of a sarcastic question to the reporters. >>but the president is not telling the truth take a look at the video and the reaction on the face of coronavirus task force doctor deborah birx when mister trump made the suggestion. he's not being sarcastic and then i said supposing it brought to light inside the but you can which you can do that through the scanner. in some of the way. >>and i think you said you can attest that to says right and that i see the disinfectant. it knocked me out. and is there a way we can do something like that. injection in said. almost a cleaning because you see cuts in the

lungs and it there's a tremendous no one should be interesting to check that so that you can have to use medical doctors with but it sounds it's as interesting to me ask for an explanation the president was still trying to justify his comments i do think that disinfectant on the hands. >>could have a very good in fact the president was reminded that he was looking at doctor burke says he made the remark. i was looking at the doctor is looking at some of the reporters asked about the president's suggestion that disinfectants or sunlight treatments in the body can fight off the virus even one of mister trump's own advisers told cnn i wanted to hide it was a tough moment to watch doctor birx wasn't buying it doesn't cheat met. >>but not as i've not seen. the head of the food and drug administration tried to be diplomatic know i certainly wouldn't recommend the internal on ingestion of. >>a disinfectant a statement from the maker of lysol said under no circumstance should our disinfectant products be

administered into the human body and maryland emergency management agency tweeted the same noting we have received several calls regarding questions about disinfectant use and covid-19 but there's another speed bump on the trump traveling medicine show. >>on the drugs the president has often touted as a cure what he have to lose the fda said in a statement hydroxychloroquine and corcoran have not been shown to be safe and effective for treating or preventing covid-19 they're being studied in clinical trials for covid-19 mister trump was asked about that too well i never spoke to a scientist look i'm not a doctor. >>study has to be done and maybe it's something that helps it's great and it doesn't help don't do it. >>the president's doctors have been differing with mister trump all week on testing i am not overly confident right now at all, but we are not in a situation where we say we're exactly where we want to be with regard to testing on a second wave of the there will

be coronavirus in the 4 and on whether the doctors are being misquoted. he was misquoted. >>quoted in the washington post as well as difficult. a >>of this of course wasn't dealing with photos just actual sound bites at listening to. >>governor newsome is launching a new program to keep senior citizens from going hungry in the pandemic yeah, the plan will also help the struggling restaurant industry we have capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala to explain. >>governor newsom says when the state starts to phase out of it stay at home order seniors will be under the mandate longer to protect those that need the most protection and so i think it's just an honest a with that in mind california is now providing unlimited healthy meals to seniors. the new statewide program will work with local restaurants who lost business using local produce to prepare and volunteers to help serve and deliver the meals will allow

for the for restaurants too. start rehiring people are key people currently employed. >>and start preparing a meals 3 meals a day 7 days a week, those who qualify are isolated seniors who have been impacted by covid-19 directly are at high risk of the virus have compromised immune systems or are in a financial position that puts them 600% below the federal poverty level. >>newsome says about 1.2 million people are eligible. the state will spend up to $66 a day per senior with fema reimbursing 75% of the cost we really want to focus. >>our values throughout the state of to get a lot of independent restaurants up and running again as well and have a diversity of options. and make sure that what we're sending to our seniors as low not high-fructose or sugary drinks and the like california hoping to put more people back to work and keep seniors

nourished with this program amid the pandemic. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. says the school district is setting a more sites in the city to provide free grab and go meals they just announced a new partnership with 5 community-based organizations. so they can provide more food the district has a so far given more than 500,000 free meals out 2 children since they had his close schools because of the pandemic there's an interactive map of all of the meal pickup sites and the times that you can get the food and we've got that on our website at kron 4 dot com. the state s p c a is providing free pet food to owners who face financial hardship because of the pandemic there's a new drive-thru method for you to get the pet food. you approach staff fee can see them all lined up there in a parking lot. you tell him whether you have a cat or a dog who you need to feed and then another team ever. >>feels that order for you and

then you get the bags in your driveway for the bags in your car. >>so all of our staff are wearing masks of her recommendation from the cdc. we also have downs and gloves on and we have goggles or glasses just to make sure our staff are fully protected and that we are protecting the public as much as possible. >>and you can get enough food to feed up to 2 dogs and 2 cats. >>this is the east bay spca spay and neuter center. >>on hegerberg or road and they plan to host these pet food, giveaways every friday from 11:00am to one. >>around the country are keeping an eye on georgia after the state open much of its economy this week despite objections from health experts and the president himself. washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest on that. georgia has and that the cdc guidelines to reopen its economy. >>but republican governor brian kemp eased most business

restrictions statewide i think it's important that the. >>decisions by elected officials are driven by the real facts on the ground now situation, ohio republican senator rob portman once that approach for his state. >>he's watching georgia to see how citizens there respond i think they're going to care about what they perceive as the health situation, other words they don't think it's safe and i can go to the restaurants are going to reopen in georgia indiana senator mike braun prefers a targeted approach over a one size fits all it's going to be different county by county within states. >>and state by across the country. but some officials say testing still isn't widespread enough to get a true sense of the virus is reach which illinois democrat of representative cheri bustos says is crucial. >>if there's one thing that we have to make sure that we're getting right before we get back to normal in this country is that we have the capacity to test, but braun argue state economies can't wait for testing to catch up, but i don't believe we're going to

be a spot to where we can open the economy out based upon testing being everywhere because i think it will delay that he thinks the county's rate of infection should also be considered so we need to do it in a smart way doesn't gamble in places where there's been a high incidence reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>well you can call the national disaster distress. helpline if you feel you need some assistance in getting through the stress and anxiety associated with this pandemic and the shelter at home order. again the 800 numbers toll free a seat at the top of your screen. it's 1, 809 8, 5 5990 at 2895 5990 you can text you can use the tty number if that's easier for you and again will always have this information for you on our website at kron 4 dot com. so it its successful any time you need we'll be right back the time now 7.39. ♪ ♪ no matter how you stay fit

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been wondering around san francisco, maybe you seen this wild turkey wandering around as well seems to have claimed that potrero hill neighborhood is are nesting ground and look at this a photographer captured images of a coyote lounging at the golden gate bridge overlooking moran in fact the number of coyotes spotting this in the city is overwhelming wildlife centers. >>suddenly the human encroachment has pulled back from society and animals are reacting by moving out into human environments in any for a number of reasons why because we're suddenly not there. but also because our garbage is not there and food sources have suddenly disappeared having shut down our volunteer we find ourselves understaffed and having 3 times the amount of animals coming in so it's been

quite interesting son to shelter in place. >>this also coincides with birthing season for many animals, including deer while care says that they're take taking fewer animals hit by cars as well, but they do worry that we'll see a big spike in those cases right after the shelter-in-place orders are lifted in people are back on the roads. >>and people are going to be outside exercising probably enjoying the nice weather just not en masse and not out of your neighborhood that's right and where that mass because more and more communities now requiring john travel joining us with a look at the forecast and what we'll expect on this friday are this saturday john good morning, whenever they're all the sound the shura slid thursday >>but don't know the status of a celebrity track of the days you can track and some nicer weather as we make our way into the next couple of days yesterday, maybe a little too toasty per some of us was the warmest day of the year so far easily some inland spots like

livermore works close to 90 degrees yesterday today we're going to settle down from that a little bit still going to be nice certainly still going to be more not quite as oppressively worked out lots of sunshine over berkeley in temperatures are reflecting all that sunshine we already have starting to climb already at the 7 o'clock hour uc-berkeley in alameda in the 60's vallejo at 63 along the cloverdale pittsburgh turned 67 all ready this morning now we do have high pressure builds up, but if you look to the north and west you see that cold front that's going to be sliding just to our north that's could be enough to nudge out this high-pressure bet tomorrow you're going to have some fog returning to the coastline and that's a sign of some cooler marine air for coastal areas. that's where the most noticeable drop in temperatures will be but also inland spots are going to notice a drop in temperatures tomorrow to it's going to take you down into the 70's and the 80's cloud cover sitting mostly to the north but you're also going to notice skies a little cloudier today, you're still going on the partly to

mostly sunny skies. so don't worry about that it's going to be a beautiful day just not quite as crystal clear as yesterday was here's futurecast you do see some of those clouds pushing in and out throughout the course of your saturday sunday, some coastal fog and some cooler marine air slipping in that's going to help to offer some relief from these hotter temperatures me pat sunday and monday will be your cooler days of the forecast for tuesday. we get right up to those near 90 degree and highs today's daytime highs noticeably cooler than yesterday around 4 degrees cooler areas like antioch livermore calais how an app and well returning to the 70's for a few spots such as mill valley in nevada to san jose down to 83 today with oakland and hayward at 76 for your highs tomorrow temperatures a little cooler yet and monday our coolest day of your forecast at least over the next few days. tuesday, as i mentioned we are high back up into those upper 80's inland with upper 70's right alongside the shore of the bay. it's a quick spike in

temperatures though temperatures fall back down closer to seasonal averages for the rest of the week after that point lots of sunshine in the forecast chance of rainfall at least for the rest of the mark back to you guys in the studio. >>very good. thank you john time now is 7.49 and we're in the final day of the nfl draft in this is a wall of some 60 remote live shot set up for that virtual draft army which has been kind of a unique way this year that we've been. >>experiencing the drained yet just as boring as the forty-niners had 2 first-round picks kron four's jason dumas introduces us to their first pick javan kinlaw from the university of south carolina. >>yvonne kinlaw will be joining one of if not the best offensive line in all of football and he had no hesitation when asked how can he add to that group clinics to guys like i think it leaves opportunities for me to get a lot of not. >>and. >>i feel as though to be like coach know i feel like. he was

using on doing the job of developing me directly you know and cover me understand it's a game of football. you know more and more as the years go on me so. >>the niners were originally slated to pick out 13, but they traded back one spot with the falcons they always had their i set out for kinlaw and they knew they could still get him by moving back a spot and gaining a fourth-round pick in the football league. >>where everything set up for offense is to be successful. one of the ways you can take was the equation is by to get after u.s. that we build a pretty good unit. there and we wanted to keep that strong and we thought he was a great that or that. >>but kinlaw also realizes he has plenty of room to grow as a player any trust his new coaching staff will be able to put him in a position to do just that to some crews group residents, you know another physical dominating presence. >>you know. attacks we. 3 more u.s. mary kay. i know better than that you know. the

american come in and play a vital role. >>kinlaw finish his south carolina career with 10 sacks reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>francisco 49 ers select. >>and that was san francisco's picks said to the minnesota vikings, they traded so they move up from 31 to 25 and they made receiver, brandon aiyuk the newest member of the red goal use mother is a lifelong niners fan. >>and he's eager to prove to the team that he can do it they were 49 ers were his childhood favorite team. and so he wants them to think when we made the right choice and drafted him. >>but still a lot to learn saw a lot to grow my just think that for me to soon is islam

and starting to see in sparta and so as not to send part because we are going get better. >>the niners are not gonna pick again until round 5 today, but they say they could not be happier with their first round and i could not be happy to have that under my belt, i'll admit because it's a draft us on. >>they did some cool stuff in the beginning i don't know if they're going to do it again because we have saturday at saturday at a time in my head is. thursday friday saturday tonight's last night. the first night they did this cool stuff with coronavirus and they had a salute to the health professional that is something to wrap it all up with a and the nyse harry connick junior was planning and so that was really that was entertaining and then they got to the football as a coke you want the show to combat so that was very kind of gender which is cool and then today, tony bennett is inviting everybody in san francisco for a sing along i left my heart in san francisco, yeah he made the call for sing out san francisco on twitter on friday and here was this tweet is calling on everybody in the

bay area to spread love. >>and strength through the power of song and as we head to break, here's just a quick little bit of that famous song. they want everybody to saying how. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow.

so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue,

to thrive. >>5 in kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 since they don't get the formal graduation

we're giving them a kron 4 yearbook and today we are saying congratulations to isabella bernard yes, she is graduating from heritage high school in brentwood, isabella plans to move to arizona and attend arizona state university. >>in the fall, so congratulations to you apisabella and to all your classmates they're graduating at heritage high school this year and you can get your kid on tv year lease on the web by putting a filling out the form on our salute to grads 2020 area of our website just go to kron 4 dot com. and you upload a picture and it really scrolls like a yearbook is really cool you click on any kid and find out their story and what they're into and where they're going absolutely will be looking for the future. as we as people continue to follow the stay at home orders here in the bay area we have one local artist who's giving back to his community by teaching free online art classes, edgar arturo camacho is with el camino collective. >>and it's an art gallery in vallejo and every week nearly 2000 people tune in to his

live stream tutorials on how to paint it's like. >>you may know the puppy little lessons focus on positivity through art camacho says that he is fortunate to still be working from home and let's get back to the community. >>something positive to look forward to new trials have every monday wednesday and what can you paint. can you draw immediately, not know yet know but apparently if you take a lesson. >>it's you could new and that it or is it said 57, we've got lots more ahead here on the kron 4 morning news first of all if you know somebody doing good. the community go to our website and we'll talk about them maybe on the kron 4 morning news and also coming up. >>we'll talk about testing >>we'll talk about testing testing testing a wow! i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. better than you! wherever drama pops off pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy

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>>deserve the opportunity to keep >>as santa rosa doctor recovers from coronavirus and is ready to get back on the front lines helping others. good morning and thanks for joining us on this saturday morning, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher today's expected to be very nice sunny day in the bay and all across california and that has. >>governor gavin newsome a bit concerned that people will be cursed to go outside and potentially ignore social distancing. yeah it's been over a month, but the governor says we've been doing a good job and now is not the time. >>to loosen and relax the social distancing, we've got to keep flattening the curve. >>we're walking into a very warm weekend. the most beautiful weekend to the extent we love our weather. since january at least or since arguably last summer the state of california. that means people are prone to want to go to the beaches parks playgrounds and go on a hike. i anticipate will be a significant increase in volume. but i also think if

there is and people are practicing physical distancing. i'll be announcing in a week or so these numbers going back up. i don't think anybody wants to hear that i don't want to share that information but that's really that's up to me it's more to all of you. >>well again it's going to be like yesterday really nice day this was video we collected over at lake chabot park in the east bay and with similar walk similar weather on tap for today, east bay, regional park staff are going to be out there along with police to enforce the social distancing requirements and face mask rules as well what else they do want to help us not gather and mousley out there look at all that they they roped off the parking lot they roped off the playground state. >>roped off a lot of pass. so they make it very difficult we've just been helpful and i think we've been doing this and long enough now that a lot of people are getting into the groove and distance just over a soured themselves and everybody else around yeah it

really it really has been working so let's keep it up gang from in an hour from now san francisco and ucs half are going to start offering. >>the virus testing to the entire mission district in san francisco. yeah so this comes after it was discovered that the mission had the highest number of covid-19 cases in the city. >>so for testing sites are being set up and here's a map showing where they are they'll be at garfield park park in the news, you need us. leonard flynn elementary school and cesar chavez elementary those of the locations and we have video here of other similar test sites that have set up in san francisco in the past it's kind of see you know what to expect. they'll be offered 2 types of tests one that's given out to see if someone is actively infected with the virus and then the other test will determine if someone has had the virus previously and that s and has since developed antibodies against the disease. anyone over the age of 4 is eligible regardless of symptoms which is a dip which is different and you can find a link to register because you have to have an appointment so without that link on our website at kron 4 dot com i

would say you'll find out when you go to the length of my question would be enough to i mean it's hard to find testing. i think a lot of people would like to come from all over the place. yeah i think the point is it's just if you live in the mission because that's where concentrated area. yeah, so i'm sure that if you go to the link you'll find out whether or not you can get in on this if you live somewhere else my guess is no. >>because they did this are they doing this here they already are doing in bolinas and those are the only 2 places they kind of want to compare people in both of those community we spoke with local mayor libby this past week and she said that they're going to be efforting sites in oakland as well but can take a little time right so i think this is just for them just go to the website go to our website. we have links to everything you could possibly need the push for more testing. says the u.s. has reached a plea yet more people have died more now the more than 51,000 people have died of coronavirus and despite the risks and the deaths and the numbers going up georgia as we told you yesterday just reopened some businesses yesterday. yeah, but now a new at home test kit could help maybe the rest of the country in terms of moving forward and getting to that point where we

can reopen. nadia romero explains how. >>the fda approved the first at home covid-19 tests, casey and you may soon be able to test yourself at home, according to the white house a test can e-mail to a patient. the patient can perform self swag and then mail it back and get the result after that time. >>all under the guidance of a licensed physician. earlier friday president trump signed emergency aid for small businesses hospitals in coronavirus testing into law more help is on the way. >>small businesses will be able to keep even more americans on the payrolls, democrats are already working on a new relief bill and there will be a bill. >>and it will be expensive ignoring republicans cautioning that lawmakers need to worry about the amount of money we're adding to the national debt. >>despite this business closures and exploding unemployment numbers are killing state revenues senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is suggesting an alternative to bailing states out with federal funding. one

that would allow them to file for bankruptcy in new york alone is expected to take a billion hit. governor cuomo blasted mcconnell's pitch as a quote really dumb idea passed the law i dare you. >>you want to send a signal to the markets. this nation is in real trouble. you want to send. international message. that the economy is in turmoil. >>do that in washington nadia romero kron 4 news and just in this morning, the world health organization says that there is currently no evidence that people who have recovered from covid-19 and have antibodies in their system are protected anymore so from a second infection. there had been some speculation that if you've recovered and the anybody's are in your blood that you would be protected and would give you at least some sort of immunity for a period of time but according to the latest report from the w h o that is not the case there's not enough data to support that assumption across california.

>>there have been 1600 people have died of covid-19 and in the bay area that's 251 of those deaths came right here in the bay area you can find the full breakdown. the cases throughout the bay area on our website at kron 4 dot com. in the north a solano county has decided on another day they're going to extend their stay at home order there and till. >>may 17 test the first bay area county to commit to a date and extend for a second time. they're doing this because they scene they said nearly 200 cases locally and the numbers and some of the surrounding communities. have also not improved enough to safely ease any restrictions in san francisco mayor london breed says that it's likely they're going to extend the order as well, but they haven't picked a date yet right now the order the first order expires may 3rd breed thinks that's going to be extended by a few weeks or maybe even another month, they

haven't decided yet the city has seen 1300 positive cases and 22 people dying of covid. >>across the state there are more than 200 the state run nursing homes that have reported covid-19 cases, 34 those facilities are in the bay area across at least 7 counties and in redwood city 10 people we know have recently died from coronavirus at the gordon manor nursing home kron four's justine waltman has more. >>a pandemic condition. the perfect storm of difficulties. you know with this population 10 residents ed gordon matter a well-regarded care home in redwood city have died from complications from the coronavirus the director confirmed around 20 residents and 7 staffers have also tested positive for covid-19. >>and it's been a depressing time at the family run business. it's been a really hard 2 weeks. for 3 weeks. foreman.

>>we've been under lockdown my main concern is for my residents and you know they're my friends, caring for them has been a real privilege. and i want to continue to do that as best they can under these conditions, san mateo county help is now providing personal protective equipment and support to help stop the spread of the virus at the facility so that it doesn't keep on com. >>you know infecting everybody one of the 10 victims is donald kennedy who served as stanford's 8th president according to the university he experienced a serious stroke in 2015 and lived at gordon manner for the past 2 years. he died on tuesday and was 88 years old. the director knew him while a student at stanford where she graduated in 1990 and she considered him a friend. >>what he prepared for me. back when i was a kid. i could give back to him. at the end

of his life and i'm incredibly honored. to have known him. >>the health department also confirms currently everyone at gordon manner is being tested for coronavirus in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman kron 4 news in the east say 3 senior residents have died of coronavirus at the xcel a healthcare center in oakland in all. >>36 residents tested positive 27 are still getting care on site 6 had to go to the hospital 17 staff there have also been infected. our coverage continues online if there's anything that you want to. >>we look at we mentioned you know numbers to call and ways to help people are ways to get help that's all on our web site any time at kr

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and the you know the bummed about missing out on everything staying god today is saying pancake day or actually don't think god. thank our daughters, anna and if you don't know what to pack a day is next find out it was something that he and his family created to help us all hopefully now get through all of real zana thank you so much for joining us. >>thank you good morning. yeah, because want something to do some looks or 2 we thought making pancakes the sign and we can share with people as other people to do it as well enjoy none of what cracks me up those when i heard about this. >>and your daughters response to it. so that your dad try this big thing like ok, you know i know we can't have easter so here's what we're going to do and wasn't this great and he says to you. >>he was there, although stephanie says hey how'd you like it what you think it would you say. >>serious and it. >>yeah, i was exchanging take i yeah, yeah i think she said

it was ok a little. >>next for dinner and she gets to put chocolate chips or never she lost so that's that's pretty great alcacer but then you turned it into a it's the last saturday of every month. yeah instead of waiting for a whole year we figure we need to have a monthly holiday and there's not a lot to do to trap and worry about it and buy stuff you just have to remember that same pancakes dan huff and make some fun pancakes put some some wacky safe edible things in them and. >>and enjoy it. >>i like the idea because it allows you know kids and parents to work together on something creative then you can post and share and i know just bring a smile to people. >>yeah that's the whole point exactly remini little bit of that right now so just something good for us said these are impressive looking pancakes did you have a hand in making any of these. >>you she's gonna make tonight she's going to make around we're going to have some plans for them so. after today,

we'll have some great ones to that anything like i could do that doesn't look too hard. so what are you going to try making tonight what you know what your favorite animal >>but i get a plan and now yeah. i and i'm going to put any anything sui at confined like we got them, we got some chocolate chips they got some highs asked me got got like cookies on the website, if you go to the not calm. there is a little cost song that i wrote that khan tells you about fun things you can put your pancakes and also some cautionary tales of things you should not put up a >>charity tables pickles maybe don't put holes in your pancake right. yeah from probably i've been asking a lot of kids that we've been interviewing since they're stuck at home all day and things aren't the normal. i know the easter wasn't quite how you would normally celebrated. >>but i see lost some teeth,

does the tooth fairy still com. >>alas today, yes will it last week when one week what you get. >>he's got what is what. >>a call to call a which is one dollar cash to share doing some think. >>very nice so it's nice to know that the tooth fairy still able to get out and about and do their job some essential things are star on testing so aerial remind everybody if they want to find out more about saint pancakes day and maybe get some ideas on what they can do what was that website again yes so the website is saint pancake state dot com and then there's also an instagram and twitter and but really i mean y'all so you can just enjoy yourself like we're really not asking for anything from anybody some that to do for fun to your family and for self all ideas

thanks guys. thanks to a little bit of your saturday morning with us was he like other pipelines that. >>not all right the time now is 8. >>still a lot more here ahead including the story of a bay area doctor who is now recovering from his battle with coronavirus he was hospitalized, he was actually in a coma for weeks before finally waking up and kron four's dan story as dan thorn. i should say has his story. >>doctor jerry cram is awake for the first time in weeks. he's greeted by smiling nurses and doctors as he's taken out of icu doctor cram was in a wheelchair, but happily alive because covid-19 almost killed him opportunity to keep on april 14th, the 74 year-old pulmonary specialist awoke from his coma at santa rosa memorial hospital. he says

he's going to reflect a lot on what has changed over the last 6 weeks but thoughts are. about as coronavirus attacked his lungs, doctor cram spent 16 days on a ventilator and lost more than 20 pounds his memory of his time in the hospital so far has been hazy at best if i had to go through what you did. i wouldn't want to remember either doctor crams wife lilly says her husband spent so much of his life helping others she is grateful. the medical team was able to save him. >>these guys were amazing on not just the doctors us that it's especially the nursing staff giving a wave and a thumbs up from his hospital room. doctor cram knows just how lucky he is to have survived but fortunate. >>the doctor says he's ready to begin his life again with his wife lily the assailant and joy every second i i

couldn't script a better ending. >>well of course the story isn't over yet doctor cram is expected to be released on saturday at home he plans on taking it slow in order to get stronger and healthier and then he's going to get back to the work of helping others reporting in santa rosa dan thorn kron 4 news. >>as we take a quick break we'll share with you another live picture this morning, the richmond sandra fell bridge toll plaza camera where we've got blue skies sunshine. it should be really nice day. again a reminder if you are going to be out getting a walk catching some fresh air make sure to keep your social distance and wear that mask if you come into close contact

>>the billion coronavirus relief package has officially now been signed by the president the bulk of the money is intended to help small businesses in the pandemic recover kron forces aikman june has more. >>with a stroke of his sharpie marker president donald trump signs the coronavirus a bill into law re fielding the small business administration's paycheck protection program with more than billion this comes after the first round up ppp quickly dried up you love is a huge deal for small businesses in the area is still a spokesperson for the san francisco chamber of commerce jj says small

businesses who missed out of the first round of federal dollars will be able to apply a good hoping for better results i tell you our thousands of businesses will fly for eu are still waiting to hear back clash. he says he is hoping that this time around small businesses that do not have established connections with banks will be able to receive funding minority owned businesses often find themselves in that category says in the bay area you see more of said well 7 siskel chamber of congress finds holden businesses keeping themselves allied to access the stimulus dollars a lot of small businesses to a lot thanks to you for coming

us we slowly opening their do this in this new world. >>of these we need economy to make it through this process, according to the small business administration web site the paycheck protection program loan will be forgiven based upon the employer maintaining or quickly rehiring employees and maintaining salary levels in san francisco has it made you cry on for news. >>here's a quick live look outside will be back with more headlines in a minute. we'll there's a nice shot of the golden gate bridge. it is saturday morning april 25th for many of our members, being prepared... won't be a new thing. and it won't be their first experience with social distancing. overcoming challenges is what defines the military community. usaa has been standing with them,

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>>it 29 and president trump is now saying that his questions about whether or not doctor should be injecting people with disinfectants to kill coronavirus was. >>the president received a lot of criticism from doctors in the wake of those comments health experts urging people not to try it at home not to ingest disinfectants dan kerman has more. >>that i see the disinfectant. and is a way we can do something like that. injection in said. almost a cleaning because you see cuts in the lungs and it it is a tremendous no one should be interesting to check that it was thursday when the president suggested.

>>injecting disinfectants into the body. >>may prove to be a treatment for the coronavirus. >>i can only hope that he called the years mister trump's hotels and still to a higher standard and his matter ice because his medical devices dangerous doctor warner greene with san francisco's gladstone institute is among those scientists searching for a treatment for the coronavirus. >>using disinfectants isn't one of them use lysol or our our alcohol on your hands on your skin but not internally. >>it's it's potentially lethal titans of the ministrations lysol itself even agrees tweeting under no circumstances should our disinfectant products. >>be administered into the human body through injection ingestion or any other route. green says science is the way forward and those doing the work just need time. >>there's lots of progress being made arts were looking for the silver bullet. we may not come up with a single drug

in fact it may be a cocktail of drugs it is most effective against this parts. >>well some are developing new drugs screen says his lab the screening existing fda approved drugs to see if something can be repurposed to fight covid-19. >>hopefully we can find something that's already on the shelf and has already been shown to be safe in humans that could be applied. well, but that's by no means assured yet. so we just need to be systematic. highly regimented in our search for the appropriate therapeutics and we're going to get their green says he's never seen the scientific community work in such a concerted and coordinated effort against a single virus. >>he says he is confident they will be successful. it's just unclear when that will be. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>some has a new plan to help seniors across the state during this pandemic it's called the social bridging project in with kron four's michelle kingston now to explain how it works.

>>far fewer people fine right now and so we decided to united airlines is partnering with least owes california. the california department of aging community. emergency response teams in sacramento state university calling thousands of older californians who are staying home providing them with one on one communication and the opportunity to connect with people providing resources and checking on their well-being by is. >>volunteer and my passion is working with the morse adams is one of 300 united employees who will be calling older californians beginning next week through the governor's late t initiative, these social bridging project we have this opportunity we have this time. >>and we look at it as what better way to give back to our customers and are isolated population during these uncertain got united airlines has seen a significant drop in travelers because of coronavirus so now in between

serving those who are still traveling. >>employees in la san jose and san francisco will be making 10's of thousands of calls to seniors across the state it gives our teams are co workers. >>that feel good that they can go out and make a phone call and they can go out and talk to someone and we still can connect in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news the governor is also launching a new program to keep senior citizens from going hungry, the effort also aims to help the struggling restaurant industry. the statewide program is going to work with local restaurants that have lost business using local produce to prepare meals fallen tears will then serve and deliver those meals to seniors. >>we really want to focus our values throughout the state of to get a lot of independent restaurants up and running again as well and have a diversity of options. and make sure that what we're sending to our seniors as low not high-fructose or sugary drinks

and the like. >>the state's going to spend up to $66 a day per senior with fema reimbursing 75% of the cost. the san francisco school district is setting up more sites in the city for free grab and groom eat grab and go meals. they just announced a new partnership with 5 community-based organizations. so that there will be more meals to get to more people they have provided more than 500,000 meals so far closing the schools has been tough on a lot of family so it's really been a big help and there's a narrative map of all of the pickup sites in the times that you get the food so go to calm for calm. we've got that there for you. >>well the east bay spca is providing free pet food to owners who are facing financial hardship now during this crisis. there's a new drive-thru method for giving out free pet food you can see it here in the video it's happening at the east bay spca span neuter center. it's on hagan burger road. the organization plans to host

these food giveaways every friday from 11 until one. >>so all of our staff are wearing masks of her recommendation from the cdc. we also have downs and gloves on and we have goggles or glasses just to make sure our staff are fully protected and that we are protecting the public as much as possible. >>pet owners can order enough food to feed up to 2 dogs and 2 cats. barber shops along spas they're all reopeningpin georgia and oklahoma as their republican governors now are easing the shutdown orders despite warnings from health officials. but many of those businesses have mixed thoughts about reopening with darryl forges now with that story. >>the coronavirus crisis cripple small businesses around the country is why again cardin jump at the chance by knows where the winds are it's a sort of civil system we had across georgia bowling alleys techy parlors and some lawns are some of the businesses with the governor's

blessing to get back to work. i'm going to try it. >>i just feel like us as a country we're going to have much bigger problems financially. >>if we don't act of moving too fast concerns some customers to help going on. it's way too early and health officials i think undoubtedly there will be additional infection as we try to open up businesses. >>this virus is not miraculously just gone away, it's still there, it's still looking for ways to exploit frailties despite the declaration that restaurants can reopen monday. kara johnson refuses most of my chefs have children. >>and we all have to know what we're going home to end of the night. >>is safe but at this a long and woodstock customers and staff wear masks as surfaces are continuously cleaned for them. there was no choice but to be back in business. we did talk to all of our staff and

want to find out exactly how they feel. >>dane need this in atlanta. i'm darryl forges. >>there's so much to deal with saw in this pandemic said if you haven't needed this number yet you might now feel stressed out want somebody to talk to so the number to call for free consulate in people talk to on the other line is 895. >>5990, i know, i'm santa number fast. that's because. >>it's on our website. so that's the best place to go kron 4 dot com that we can find the help that you need or if you want to help others we've got all kind

>>we're back at 8.40 city streets are seeing a lot more wildlife because of the shelter-in-place orders here in the bay area with kron four's murray kelly talking to a local animal rescue group to see how the more calls they're getting now. >>a wild turkey seems to have claimed san francisco's paternal hill neighborhood as her nesting ground. here's another spotted in downtown oakland. a photographer snapped a shot of a coyote lounging at the golden gate bridge overlooking moran but there been so many calls the san francisco animal control that one worker there called the shelter-in-place order sunday streets for coyotes lyla travis with the end result, urban wildlife center says she's been getting triple the number of calls to her nonprofit having shut down our volunteer we find ourselves understaffed. >>and having 3 times the

amount of animals coming in so it's been quite interesting son to shelter in place. >>she believes one reason is that people are slowing down and now more aware of what's around them. i think it's also having to do with the fact that suddenly the human encroachment has pulled back from society and animals are reacting by. >>moving out into human environments in any for a number of reasons why because we're suddenly not there. but also because our garbage is not there and food sources have suddenly disappeared that could also be the case with this peacock that's been roasting on the porch of an angle side home contacted the zoo and all of their peacocks are accounted for it so it's a bit of a mystery this also coincides with birthing season for many animals. >>including deer wild karen marin county says this baby skunk was brought in after resident yanked down a shed in his backyard. >>they're urging people to

delay their big garden projects since many animals give birth and or outbuildings and shrubs health care says they've actually seen a decrease in the number of animals hit by cars, but they worry that that number could spike right after the shelter-in-place orders are lifted and before animals are used to having humans around again maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>well don't forget our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic is always there for you on our website at kron 4 dot com. if you want the latest news, the latest health guidance. the latest safety tips, good proper dot com and click on the coronavirus banner across the top of the page and we'll take you right

>>so it's a little hot even though i did put the ac in the you did on told me was time i did it it did make a difference but then i know i today problem is it going to be as we have more a little bit cooler what were you thinking. >>just a little bit cooler, but i still think you're going to need that ac unit, ads got you know yesterday livermore santa rosa we saw a couple of the other areas getting really close to 90 degrees. we still haven't seen that number get reached yet so far this year, but it was the hottest day of the year so far yesterday's that's saying something for sure and today a little cooler than that but it will still be warm enough that yeah you want to find a cool spot to go the

golden gate bridge right now is nice and clear you can see some fog sitting in the hills the more it had winds right behind the bridge just a couple of spots of fog on the coast, nothing really that's intruding widespread inland temperatures are currently in the 60's for most of us pittsburgh you're already at 70 degrees with delay who at 65 berkley also at 65 in concord 64 right now we've got a mild start good weather for a jog this morning and then maybe taking it easy with see this afternoon there is a cold front slipping right to our north this is going to continue to offer up that high pressure a chance to break up and some cooler weather come tomorrow today already a little cooler than yesterday tomorrow going to be a little bit cooler get and just a touch of fog at the coast you'll see some more of that into tomorrow morning. cloud cover going to be more evident today you're seeing that in stormtracker 4 it's not as crystal clear as yesterday not as warm as yesterday. those the biggest changes are going to notice futurecast shows those clouds drifting overhead and then into tomorrow, some

of our coastal fog as i mentioned tomorrow you're going to notice temperatures sinking further at the coast than anywhere else falling into the 60's for many coastal areas, so you may even want to put the jacket on if you're a little bit closer to the water temperatures today will be in the 70's and 80's still fairly similar to yesterday but on average 4 degrees cooler than yesterday napa 85 santa rosa for near near 90 degree high yesterday to 84 today, a noticeable drop san jose 83 while oakland hayward fremont san francisco amongst areas in the 70's tomorrow, our coolest day of the weekend with monday being your coolest day of the next few days with some fog at the coast and sunshine and winds highs only in the 70's we quickly climb up into the 80's again near 90 degrees by tuesday it will be a quick and brief warm-up as temperatures fall back into the 70's for the rest of the week into wednesday thursday and friday. back to you guys in the studio, thanks a lot john. >>a pandemic where's our

pharmacists are now sounding the alarm on a possible shortage of a ventilator drugs kron four's gayle ong talk to a local health care worker about the concern. >>asked we're jennifer steen as a psychiatric nurse at san francisco general hospital and vice president of the nurses union s e i e 1021. >>she says the hospital experience a challenge would ventilator sedatives to figure out. >>could still serve the function or to base for when a patient has to be intubated a tube is inserted through the mouth and then into the airway to assist with breathing and they have to be paralyzed because they're such powerful reflexes to try to keep you from doing coughing and things like that doctor michael gropper is a professor and chair department of anesthesia on perry operative care at ucsf he says well ucsf medical center has enough ventilators for patients, the supply for

sedatives are low and can impact not just kopan 19 patients. >>but those in intensive care units and operating rooms they have about a 2 weeks supply of the paralytic medications. given our current usage and our current usage is quite low because we canceled all elective surgeries and even some some buyers and surgeries i think there's been less discussion about the medications needed in order to maintain patients on ventilators samantha bastogne was a pharmacy solution adviser at the mir which helps hospital south healthcare supply chain challenges to not waiting until drug supply gets really low at their hospital. >>but instead saying ok, what is plan b look like if we have to start using medications that perhaps were not usi using is frequently doctor gropper a ucsf says using alternative drugs can be difficult and they're still looking for other options that we don't have many alternatives and much as we didn't have a big supply of ventilators masks and gloves. there's not a big central a stockpile of these medications. >>and that's something that

has to change masto says there's a nationwide shortage on sedatives pain medications and neuromuscular blockers. >>while some hospitals have been impacted more than others stockpiling medications can make the shortage worse. >>we're told one hospital stockpile it hurts other hospitals ability to obtain that drug for their patients in the meantime another potential shortage at hospitals have their eye on. staff has many bay area health care workers are traveling to new york to help out with the covid-19 crisis there. that means less frontline workers here. gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well happening today singer tony bennett is inviting everyone in san francisco to saying i left my heart in san francisco from their homes today at noon. he made the call forcing out san francisco on twitter on friday and there's his tweet he's calling on every one of the bay area to spread love and strengths through the power of song and as we head to break who want to give you just a little taste of that famous song and don't forget at noon today. he like everybody to sing a lot.

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been hard and this month plus of social distancing. but he says with the warm weather don't let it tempts you were doing a good job so far. >>and new this morning, the world health organization says if you've recovered from the coronavirus you may not be out of harm's way from getting re infected. >>deserve the opportunity to keep it. >>a doctor in santa rosa recovers from the coronavirus and goes right back out on the front lines to help others. good morning and thanks for joining us this saturday morning, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher today as we've been reporting is expected to be very nice day another sunny one across the bay area and california. >>but that's giving governor gavin newsome some pause he doesn't want too many folks going outside and ignoring social distancing. the governor is urging you to stay home and if you are going to exercise. >>stay away from other people and do it in your own neighborhood. >>we're walking into a very warm weekend. the most beautiful weekend to the extent we love our weather. since january at least or

since arguably last summer the state of california. that means people are prone to want to go to the beaches parks playgrounds and go on a hike. i anticipate will be a significant increase in volume. but i also think if there is and people are practicing physical distancing. i'll be announcing in a week or so these numbers going back up. i don't think anybody wants to hear that i don't want to share that information but that's really that's up to me it's more to all of you. >>yeah so today's going to be a lot like yesterday another sunny day as we've been saying in fact we have some video that we have that we collected at the lakeshore park in the east bay showing a lot of folks going out enjoying it but wearing their masks a good for them and maintaining social distancing. east bay, regional park staff and police are going to be out there making sure everybody does that so you may see a few uniformed people walking around and there will also be signs posted to reminding visitors of the rules.

>>today san francisco, ucsf are conducting free coronavirus test for people who live in the mission district densely packed neighborhood there. it was discovered that the mission has the highest number of covid-19 cases in the city and so they have 4 test sites that they're setting up and here's a map showing where they are. >>one of them will be at garfield park the other at park a ninos who need us. there's one at leonard flynn elementary school and then one as well at cesar chavez elementary and here's a look at some of the other test sites that have been set up in the city in the past to give you an idea of what you may encounter when you go to these 4 new testing facilities. they'll be 2 types of tests given out one to see if you are actively infected with the virus and then the other will test to see if you've previously have the invite the virus and have now developed antibodies against the disease. anyone over the age of 4 is eligible, you don't have to have symptoms but you do need to register you can't just show up. so you can find a link to register for the coronavirus testing on our website at kron 4 dot com. and just in this morning, the world health organization says

that there is currently no evidence that people who have had coronavirus and recovered have antibody sufficient enough to protect them from a second infection. now there had been some speculation that if you've recovered then you would have antibodies in your blood system to keep you from getting sick basically give you at least a temporary immunity to the coronavirus but according to deloitte's report there's not enough data to support that assumption. >>across california now 600 fell by terry 600 1600 people have died of coronavirus as you can see there in the bay area. we have had 251 of those deaths happened right here in the bay area and there's a breakdown. this county by county at our website at kron 4 dot com. in the north a solano county is extending his stay at home order until at least may 17th. that's the first perry county to actually give a date for the new extended time. the rest of the counties are sure to do the

same but they haven't committed to a date yet that county a scene. 200 cases locally and because this immunity a surrounding communities are also seeing. and increase they're probably not going to ease their restrictions anytime soon either they're expected to extend the stay at home in san francisco, the mayor says she's not sure though of the day. but it likely will extend for 3 or even 4 weeks right now, it's set to expire may 30 again that's not going to happen as of this morning, san francisco's reporting, 1300 positive coronavirus cases and 22 people have died so far. >>covid-19 continues to spread at nursing facilities in the bay area attacking the most vulnerable in our population from forcefully to call reports the latest outbreak is at a care center in oakland. >>the latest data from the california public health department shows at least 14 skilled nursing facilities and alameda county have reported cases of novel coronavirus or covid-19 excel health care

center in oakland says visitations at its facility are being restricted and staff members are being screened for the virus before the start of each shift. this after a covid-19 outbreak was confirmed by the center. 3 residents at the facility on high street have died from novel coronavirus in all 36 residents have tested positive. 27 of them are still receiving care on site 6 have been hospitalized 17 staff members have also been infected. in a statement a facility spokesperson says quote we know that this is an unsettling and scary time for our residents and their family members our absolute top priority is the safety and care of our residents and we are taking immense measures to safeguard those who are not infected. and isolate and treat those who are. the report issued by the state department of public health earlier this month says more than 200 state nursing homes have reported covid-19 cases, 34 of those facilities are in

the bay area across at least 7 counties. alameda county has been hit particularly hard at least 102 staff members and patients have tested positive for the virus at gateway care and rehabilitation center in hayward and at least 13 people there have died a covid-19 death has also been reported at east bay post-acute healthcare center in castro valley phillippi of all kron 4 news. >>well earlier this month an outbreak at gateway rehabilitation center in hayward killed at least 13 people and infected nearly 60 others in castro valley 23 health care professionals and 27 residents tested positive for covid-19. >>station at the moscone center in san francisco where workers from many different fields protested what they say is a lack of personal protective equipment. you can say about 75 cars and people out there protesting friday

demanding more. >>ppe from businesses to be given to city employees and other workers who are working with vulnerable populations. the mayor says the city is working on getting all that much needed equipment but it's a big challenge. >>we've been fortunate enough in some cases to see ppe get through. customs that we've had situations where those items have been taken and put out on the market for the highest bidders. >>putting cities against cities and states again states and it is been really i got to tell you one of the most frustrating things to deal with. >>the demonstration was organized by the service employees international union, which represents a variety of workers in san francisco, including janitors clerics librarians nurses mta and health care workers as well. >>earlier this week we reported overall crime is down and the coronavirus seems to be having an effect on that in the city of san jose police and prosecutors weighed in on

the crime trends in their area and a town hall meeting and they say the violent crime and property crime are going down. but they have seen commercial burglaries going up and they emphasize their 0 tolerance for hate crimes as well and they're calling on the public to report domestic violence and covid-19 related scams. our coverage of the coronavirus. >>you

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driving into work, it was still dark out to you and your cost 3 kept driving, i thought about maybe pulling over to take a picture of it was true door i think you're supposed to not ron you're supposed to be big and scary at the big fuss we talking to online we talked animal control about this a rising trend take a listen. >>suddenly the human encroachment has pulled back from society and animals are reacting by moving out into human environments an end for a number of reasons why because we're suddenly not there. but also because our garbage is not there and food sources have suddenly disappeared having shut down our volunteer we find ourselves understaffed and having 3 times the amount of animals coming in so it's been quite interesting son to shelter in place. >>all you realize so what animals think oh my god, the

unit it left right this is awesome they're coming out is ours what is going to say they left all this food and they're no cars are hitting me i can go out to the animals and loving that's what would happen if all humans were gone as lee. >>the animals would come back major would take over and over i guess we're going to show something a little later you know around the world like you can only take a walk if you have a pet. >>people are saying it's a very interesting to take walks with it that way but don't go out in large groups over those can be so nice today, i know john travel with forecast for this saturday and the weekend the rest of the weekend ahead good morning. john. >>good morning guys, yes starting to feel like the wild out there for sure even though i still only men should be like a block away. my house most days of that yeah we are looking at some really tempting whether to get out there, but you've got to remember that social distancing and of course all those protective measures as you do so maybe the weather being so has that downside

which is unfortunately the temptation that comes along with a touch get out there more than maybe a shot but i would recommend at least enjoying some of the sunshine today because it is going to be another gorgeous one nice clear skies over timber on right here you can see the golden gate bridge there in the distance we have a touch of fog at the coast, but 99% of us are pretty free of it conquered you're at 70 degrees fairfield at 72 in pittsburgh at 73 our warmest spots in the bay right now well, oakland and berkeley as well as san francisco rounding us out at 64 degrees each now there is some cooler air slipping to our north this isn't really going to inundate the bay area but we are seeing is a high pressure ridge breaking up just enough that temperatures are sliding gradually. these next couple of days so today not going to be as warm as yesterday was and tomorrow going to be just a touch cooler yet there's your cloud cover to our north and if you look really closely there at the very top of the screen. you can actually make out that cold front that's just sliding right to our north again not

really going to have a huge impact on us they are going to see some rainfall cascades in oregon. but what we're going to have from it she just i'm moderating impact on temperatures so not near as hot as yesterday was a really pleasant sunday ahead of us today we will see some coastal fog at times tomorrow we're going to see some of that too but most of us in the clear as far as skies go as we make our way into tomorrow, some increase clearing inland and then monday also some mostly sunny skies will areas closer to the coast. the fog of being in and out today's daytime highs in the 70's and 80's still similar to we're going to see caulk or to 85 degrees for the high but later at 80 degrees livermore at 82. into tomorrow temperatures a little cooler yet still in the low 80's for inland spots, well monday, a little cooler get our coolest day of the forecast but for monday tuesday. i should say temperatures on the rise again into the upper 80's for inland areas so feeling pretty similar actually come tuesday as to what we had yesterday

definitely not done but the successfully hot temperatures just yet back to you guys in the studio. thanks a lot john. >>while many americans are being forced to stay at home myths about the coronavirus continue to spread this morning, steve spray shot breaks down the miss it you need to microwave your mail to kill covid. >>when it comes its people love to cite pseudoscience and here's one that's been cooked up based on a misunderstanding of technology. here's the myth you need to microwave your mail to kill the covid-19 virus. now some people are concerned their mail might be infected with the coronavirus but there are currently no cases of anybody getting the virus from their mail. there are various estimates about how long the virus can survive on various surfaces and on paper some research says it will survive on paper just a couple of minutes, others say up to 5 days. but you have to

realize before your mail ever reaches your home it goes through several days of delivery including machine processing. now before you go tossing your mail in the microwave you need to understand how microwave ovens work. they use electromagnetic radiation to heat food and they don't eat food evenly. now cooking something long enough and a high enough temperature can kill pathogens like covid-19 but mail is not food and you can't cook it microwaves were built to heat food and beverages and there are some things like paper which should never be microwaved because of the danger of fire additionally there are no set standards for using a microwave to disinfect any kind of object. so let's just stamp out the myth that your microwave oven can disinfect your mail working for you, i'm consumer investigator states pressure. >>and we're also then a stamp out question that the

president brought up about maybe using disinfectants in the body to help a cure and treat coronavirus we're going to talk to an expert about the dangers of doing that in just a few minutes here on the kron 00:04am morning news. >>9.20 right now another us navy ship has confirmed an outbreak of covid-19 at least 18 sailors on the uss kidd have covid-19 and that comes after hundreds of sailors. got it and infected on the uss theodore roosevelt earlier in the month. and the ship's commander from santa rosa, captain brett crozier was dismissed for sounding the alarm about the outbreak. well now the top navy officer in the country is recommending that closure be reinstated. after the investigation is done the u.s. secretary of defense says he's not ready to accept that recommendation yet. everything has been affected by the coronavirus including the nfl draft and every other sport after the

break. >>we'll introduce you to the newest members of the forty-niners and since there are no sports is another

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kron four's jason dumas takes a look at them. >>yvonne kinlaw will be joining one of if not the best defensive line in all of football and he had no hesitation when asked how can he add to that group clinics to guys like i think it leaves opportunities for me to get a lot of not. >>and. >>i feel as though that the line coach know i feel like. he was using on doing the job of developing me directly you know in government understand it's a game of football. you know more and more as the years go on me so. >>the niners were originally slated to pick out 13, but they traded back one spot with the falcons they always had their i set out for kinlaw and they knew they could still get him by moving back a spot and gaining a fourth-round pick in the football league. >>where everything set up for offense is to be successful. one of the ways you can take was the greatest by to get after u.s. that we built a pretty good unit. there and we

wanted to keep that strong and we thought he was a great that or that. >>but kinlaw also realizes he has plenty of room to grow as a player any trust his new coaching staff will be able to put him in a position to do just that to some crews group residents, you know another physical dominating presence. >>you know. attacks we. 3 more u.s. mary kay. i know better than that you know. the american come in and play a vital role. >>kinlaw finish his south carolina career with 10 sacks reporting in san francisco, i'm jason dumas skrine for news. >>francisco 49 ers select. arizona state. >>san francisco traded to later around text to the minnesota vikings to move up from 31 to 25 and they made receiver brandon aiyuk the newest member of the red and gold his mom is a lifelong fan

of the 49 ers and he's eager to prove to the team when she grew up loving that he's worth it. >>but still a lot to learn saw a lot to grow my i just think that for me to soon as it starting to see in sparta and so it is not the same part because we are going get better. >>and with the news of the new trade this morning then they're done with the picks so you don't have to watch the draft again it was enough to watch a thursday ming up after the break here on this saturday. is for president trump are trying to persuade him to end his daily coronavirus briefings, especially after his latest comments about. >>maybe injecting disinfectants into the body wo

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welcome back it's 9.30 right now on the president has changed his tune. >>from the comments about maybe doctor should look into injecting disinfectants into people and somehow that would help with coronavirus a later walking those back claiming he was just being sarcastic but if you watch the video. >>you know it was that we've got right now kaitlan collins with the story. >>i was asking a question sarcastically to reporters like you just to see what happened president trump now says he was just kidding when he wondered aloud of some light uvb rays or household disinfectants could possibly

killed the coronavirus inside the body to now of course that was the interior wise it's a sensor casting clues and was put in the form of a question too. a group of extraordinarily hostile people namely the fake news media is. trump made the initial remarks on camera yesterday after a department of homeland security official said they tested how sunlight and disinfectants could kill coronavirus on surfaces and in the air trump then mused about whether can work on people supposing we hit somebody. >>with a whether it's ultraviolet or just very powerful late. and i think you said that hasn't been checked and you can attest to and then i said supposing it but the late inside the body can which you can do that through the scanner. in some of the way. and i think you said you can attest that to says right and then i see the disinfectant. it knocked me out. and is

there a way we can do something like that. injection in said. almost a cleaning because you see cuts in the lungs and it there's a tremendous number one so be interesting to check that so that you can have to use medical doctors with but it sounds it's as interesting to me that at one point trump instructed scientist to look into the matter i would like you to speak to the medical doctors to see if there's any way that you can. >>apply light and heat. if you're not a doctor >>a person that has >>the president's remarks were immediately criticized by doctors across the country and the company that makes lysol issued a statement warning consumers not to try it at home after trump was angered by media coverage of his remarks the white house claimed reporters took him out of context but did say he was being sarcastic at the

briefing the president appeared serious and even asked a doctor deborah birx to weigh in have >>he and the light. the other 2, certain viruses, yes, but relative to this virus. >>is it certainly eager. you is a good thing when helps your body responds. but not as i've not seen in the last 48 hours the president has put his own doctors and scientists in uncomfortable positions on a cnn town hall last night fda commissioner stephen hahn hedged when he was asked about the president's comments and no, i certainly wouldn't recommend the internal on ingestion of. >>a disinfectant after doctor anthony fauci said the u.s. needed to ramp up testing. trump disagrees with him openly at the briefing, whether agree with them and that no i think we're doing a great job and to see what the day before trump and felt you were also at odds over whether the coronavirus would reappear this >>we will have coronavirus in

the fall. i am convinced of that. >>that same day trump also announced the cdc director would issue a correction for quote he then affirmed were accurate to america, the loaded in the washington post. >>to talk more about this. we're joined live by doctor kelly johnson, the cold medical director of the national capital poison center good morning. good morning. so dad. as if there's anything more to clear up but i think that i guess we should considering how many calls cdc's and poison control have gotten just on this latest question about disinfecting the body. >>yes, indeed, it sounds like a completely ridiculous thing it is a completely that it was thing but people are in crisis mode. people are afraid of coronavirus and are doing whatever they can to be safe and because of that people are taking the president's comments comments seriously we are getting multiple calls to poison centers up from people

who are wondering is this a should they be doing a how should they be doing that and it's amazing to me that people are actually considering to me this is completely and say i do not want anybody to be putting just that it's in their bodies in any way shape or form because just because you see something kill a virus. on a kitchen counter top. we're alive we're not like a counter top. these products have never been tested for use inside the human body. they are not safe for use inside the human body. they are safe for use as their manufacture like you said to be used and counter tops on surfaces on and out of it not moving objects, i'm going to ask you one more thing because is up high high profile person that brought clorox bleach and. >>disinfectants and that is chris cuomo's wife. you know chris cuomo the cnn anchor has coronavirus he recovered. his wife and got it their son got it and she has this blog called the purest and i can pull it off for you and you can see a picture of her you

know the whole family there they are on the left-hand side. >>so. >>she says and she is training her own coronavirus and recovering. she said that she talked to a doctor she and she names the doctor and on this blog she talks about what she's doing to help herself and she says that she takes a tiny amount of bleach a quarter cup of bleach puts it in her entire 80 gallon water jet hub. and she takes a bath in it and she goes on to say that. the doctors told her clorox is sodium chloride which is technically salt. >>so so so says sodium right it's a very dilute version of sodium perchlorate it is not the same thing you saw it's very dangerous and yes we do use bleach baths for some conditions and medicine such as eczema but we don't use it for coronavirus is never been tested as he's for coronavirus and again i think that we need to be really careful about taking medical advice from people who have no medical

training at all. >>and i would be worry about how much once you say oh sure you just said bleach baths icing call a just dump it in. i smell bleach and if it gets miasma going i mean it feels toxic to me already. >>that's a great height which can be you know in a small concentration of the reform of bleach can be a good disinfect it but for people who have asked for people who have underlying skin conditions it can be very harmful and poisonous if it's applied to the skin aren't out. >>and one of the worrying things you mentioned earlier about the uptick in number of calls of people have been. making to enquire about whether this is safe and how to do it safely the whole idea of using disinfectants. that's got to be a warning because how many people are calling that are just going out on their own because after imagine the people calling her probably a small percentage of the total number of people that are contemplating this. >>you are absolutely correct. the fact that people are calling means there's many more people out there who are probably thinking about it taking it seriously so we just need to keep getting the word

out that this is not safe at all. >>you know what one thing i do want to and i know this is a good idea or not when i buy food like a say an apple. i'm i'm thinking should i put a little bit a cleaner on that normally i just washed with water. >>but then i don't want to eat it. >>right so i don't think we have any evidence at this point that regular groceries and can can transmit the virus. i think just careful as you normally do and and wash the vegetables off the water even a commercial cleaning products made specifically for being fruits and vegetables i think that's completely adequate you certainly could put a little disulfide dish soap is is something that can easily be washed off with water afterwards but i would not recommend all the distance would be part of that is completely and say yeah ok, no i was doing that is something i didn't know if that would self was passed for being one that you're seeing those we're in uncharted territory and people aren't sure what they should be doing because this

is a virus that we've ever had to deal with before from wiping down groceries or bring it home from the store to how you clean it before you actually put it in your mouth. >>where what would you recommend is the safest place for people to find factual informations at about safety. during these times. >>there's there's a lot of people my medical information online it's available. the w h o website has some great information. the cdc is making regular updates to their information but actually every state in the u.s. has a debt to the coronavirus website you can actually find the information by going to www dot poison dot or put coronavirus for covid and the search block bar and you'll find a list of of the covid-19 hotlines for each state in the u.s. and those web great information both at the hotline you can call and the actual left side and again every state has this you can get specific information for your particular state about the numbers that your state is seen what your state is recommending a case you have some dense what symptoms you

should look out for things like that so definitely check your state's covid-19 website is very clear facebook is not source not the facebook is not a good source of information for coronavirus right now please leave it to the medical professionals we are doing the best we can and we're putting the information out there as soon as we can get and is there anything else before we go that you would like to add that may be a question or problem these days that we haven't fought to ask you about when it comes to coronavirus and misconceptions and you know that disinfectants and thanks. >>i think there's a lot that we don't know, but there's a few things that we do not first of all keep washing your hands. you know 20 seconds at a time frequently during the day like we talked about before your hands get drive motion for gasoline on them please do not stop washing your hands because your accounts are getting dry and cracked and rash keep wearing a mask and we need to emphasize that people do need to to keep doing social distancing the best way that we can prevent the virus right now is to be staying away from other people because we know they're silent carriers out

there and there are people out there who have the virus have no symptoms that can transmit other people ok thank you so much back to you all right have a good saturday. >>and don't forget to the kron 4 dot com has a special coronavirus section with all the latest headlines whether to news whether it's health related whether its latest guidance from the cdc and from the poison control centers. >>you can always find it there kron 4 dot com got a giant banner across the front page this is coronavirus coverage click on that and you'll see all of the information we've put together for you, we'll take a quick break at 9.41 wi

>>remember we are talking taking now what we're so all right she remember how different countries have different rules for lockdowns and in spain, you can only leave to walk a pet you can even lead to exercise why they circling that fish >>he was taking his goldfish. know what they did stop them, but these are just so technically look we're covering up the goldfish, he put it on the bench to give the fish are asked it because he was walking his goal for. well you walk you is some people walk a dog in a stroller so the dog is enjoying a walking and he was walking his fish you just needed to get some fresh air can you believe that well if you're going to be looking your today luckily, we don't have those rules in place we have walking up at it you can go out to what he had to name

one of the answer you can walk your hands just put a leash on it. yes john obviously i mean if the rule say >>the of just looking out for my fellow pet owners but yeah we are looking at some really good weather today to walk the dog any of your pets around the neighborhood, but of course practicing social-distancing and being mindful of face masks and of course everything else we've got use to lately now the golden gate bridge absolutely beautiful we've seen some clear skies are at the golden gate just a bit of slipping in along the marin headlands at times temperatures already climbing 60's for most of us conquered the lay how at 70 degrees though fairfield in pittsburgh, even warmer than that 7275 right now so we are wasting no time seeing temperatures climbing under the sunshine as of right now there's a cold front slipping to our north this is doing enough to result in a few clouds it will be pushing over

the bay today and some coastal fog most of us are still going hold on to some pretty warm temperatures though if you look at the very top of the screen right here you see that line a cloud cover that's actually that cold front that's slipping right to our north currently and what we're going to see through the day today is a little bit of the cloud cover from that certainly no chance of rain and just a touch cooler temperatures future cast shows you those clouds that will be pushing in and out across the bay area so a mostly sunny to partly cloudy day just not as crystal perry's yesterday was. >>tomorrow will be our coolest day of the definitely has an effect of that cold front pushing through resulting in temperatures falling from the near 90's inland to just the 70's tomorrow so much more pleasant day it may be those a hot temperatures we had yesterday we'll see again today a little too hot for you antioch 86 today nap and conquer to 85 san jose still toasty at 83 well fremont redwood city hayward oakland and san francisco among areas

in the 70's tomorrow temperatures a little cooler yet with monday being our coolest day of the next few days after that a brief spike in temperatures back near 90 degrees by tuesday before we settle back down toward seasonal averages on wednesday thursday and friday. back to you guys. >>thanks a lot john 9.47 and a young australian boy named corona was having a hard time during the coronavirus outbreak after he wrote a letter to tom hanks wishing him well after he tested positive for coronavirus. >>hanks then replied back and sent him a special gift a personal. thank you letter and we've got charles croucher now with the story. >>it's a particularly tough time to be named corona virus. >>it just kept on saying that not good. >>clearing that instead of getting mad at corona de vries got writing and picked a very impressive pen pal in the stands are saying my name is

crying out i had on the knees. he annual wise. >>has caught the crimes are can corona grew up knowing tom hanks's bourdy from toy story. >>but after a package arrived on the gold coast. these 8 year-old knows the oscar winner has his friend. >>from the lettuce yes very special because i always feel like i'm things he said i'm a friend of fun. >>the letter begins d friend corona. you let him make my wife and i feel so wonderful and ends i thought this typewriter would suit you ask a grown-up how it works and use it to write me back he says. >>all i got to let has signed off with a handwritten note. >>ps you've got a friend in may over them and i think was an understatement he was a static hanks is back in the u.s.. we recently hosted saturday night live from his house showing off his australian accent want to

write prop avoid again and i laid out so you imagine might end his collection of typewriters monis that won that tonight is safely incur on his cane island right back saying child scratcher. >>9 news. wow that person or so tom hanks collects typewriters and there you know rare and expensive these days, yeah, and i love the fact that the kid is like. >>she's going to learn how you like what is this how do i make it work yeah so i'm punching and the letter and how does a little hammer right, you know it's funny as kids when they went to high school. >>they weren't taught type they didn't have a keyboard the keyboard right right even have that the alert on their own. did you learn on a cutting board for your now, let's say they figure so they're going like this. >>and then what you have to could get kids at end of contraction correction any market up

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that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others.

it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. >>and we're back at 9.52 in kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 every morning we're going to be shining the spotlight on a specific senior and today. it's brooklyn ashley she's graduating from kipp king college collegiate i high school is in san lorenzo what a beautiful picture, brooklyn plans to attend alabama and m university this fall. congratulations to you and all of your other fellow

graduates they're all my read the book so we are saluting grads of 2020 not out of the news tab submit a picture of a grabbing your family let us know what high school they went to where they're planning on going next and what they hope to do. >>in life ahead and we'll do our part to help shine a spotlight on in this time where they can't walk across the state is like they have yeah we're doing we're making their own little red book if that's your year book. >>let's take a peek at the 7 day around the bay forecast before we go it's going to be really warm 86 today, the whole weekend is going to be hot sunny. enjoy it. but don't enjoy it too much or in groups and it looks like temperatures are going to gradually cool least for the next couple but then look tuesday get right back up to almost 90 again so that's certainly start feeling like summer time and we want to leave you with alicia keys who did this amazing song as a tribute to the health care workers have and we just want to take a listen. it's a great way to start your saturday, we'll see later.

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