zavala kron 4 all across the bay voters are out there casting their ballots kron four's charles clifford was in san mateo county where people have been streaming in since early this morning. >>all right now i'm standing outside the san mateo county elections office and it's a very busy day here today. they've actually been collecting votes for a while folks who sent in their mail in ballots. but today to see behind me here people can drive up drop off their ballots that can also go up to the office and drop off their ballots are go inside and pick up their ballots and vote there now there's also a warehouse here in they've been sending workers out to collect ballots from all across san mateo county. the a half moon bay. redwood city, they bring them all here and then probably later in the day on tuesday, they will start counting those votes also a chance to talk to several voters here. we pretty much

vehicle everything your san mateo charles clifford kron 4 news. deadline to get a real id this has been extended for a year because of the pandemic the original deadline was october 1st. it is october first now of 2021. the president says the shift will help follow social distancing guidelines. they don't want big crowds at the dmv lawmakers have been pushing for a delay. time for a look at the forecast we want to know what the weekend looks like among other things. here's my producer roderick us. >>i gather now let's take a live look outside in the south bay you did see some pop-up thunderstorms mainly throughout the mountains even above mount hamilton where there were some snow showers as well because of this cold core storm that is leaving behind a cool air mass in its place overall dry conditions and the cloud cover that we do see is in the form of those kind kenya alone in this clouds overhead but overall tracking dryer clear weather for most of the bay area and temperatures out there right now in the mid to upper 50's but we are going to be

but for now in fremont charles clifford kron 4 news. >>still ahead the steps people need to take if they want to be tested for coronavirus and we've got a full list when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering chevy owners complimentary onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. if you need a new chevy, interest-free financing for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home. it's just our way of doing our part... growing list of bay area places being closed because of the coronavirus parking lots at the beaches and pacifica kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >>i'm here pacifica state beach where you can see the city on parking lot is empty and that's because it's blocked off the city has decided to do this to prevent people from gathering and the spread of the coronavirus some people are utilizing the taco

formal announcement tomorrow, various health departments will detail their plans kron four's charles clifford has the story. >>well here in san francisco on monday mayor london breed said that city resides should be prepared to remain sheltered in place for at least another month until may first as the city tries to slow the spread of the coronavirus now around san francisco on monday traffic was light very few people out and about essential businesses like grocery stores remain open nonessential businesses remain closed. here's some of what the mayor had to say on monday for the sake of planning and so that. >>everyone can begin to know that this is going to continue to have an you should definitely plan to a stay at home and this process and what we're doing here. will continue in till at least may first we already have made a difference in really saving lives. we may not realize the impacts of this until this is all over. but eventually we will learn i'm sure that because of what we have done and how we all have participated in complying with social distancing. it truly has saved lives on

but for now in the east bay charles clifford kron4 news. >>the us is now limiting nonessential avel to and from mexico both countries are agreeing to limit border crossing travel to try tostop the spread thousas of people crsse u s mexico border every day for work school other activities, but the department of homeland security saysthe new measure will not affect trade or commerce the agency says it is not allowing migrants to enter the us without proper documentation, people caught trying will be immediately sent back o their counry of origin. according to officials. in addition to closing the southern border tonight, president trump is facing ireasing pressure about the stat of protective medic gear for first responders and hospital staff kron four's eresa stasi o has this report. >>that is we did with canada. we're also working with mexico to implement new ruleat our ports of entry to suspend no essential travel. >>esident trump takingmore measures to limit the spread of thcorovirubut stopping short of callinfor a national utdown the pre

giving residents a heads-up today that that order is coming kron four's charles clifford has details. >>well here in san francisco on monday mayor london breed said that city residents should be prepared to remain shtered in place for at least another month until may first as the city tries to slow the spread of the coronavirus now around san francisco on monday traffic was light very few people out and about esseial businses like grocery stores remain open nonessential businesses remain closed. here'ssome of what the mayor had to say on monday for the sake of planning and so that. >>everye can begin to know that this is going to continue to have an you should definitely plan to a stay at home and this process and what 're doing here. will continue in till at least may first we already have made a difference in really saving lives. we may not realize the all over. but eventually we s will learn i'm sure that because of what we have done and how we all have rticipated in complying with social distancing. it truly has saved livesn monday afternoon and also the chance to talk to a woman

>>but for now in san mateo charles clifford kron 4 news.ity is the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic here in the us they've reported now more than 39,000 cases with 365 deaths and one hospital there says it's. >>at the very heart of it all we've got erica hill has a look inside. >>empty streets lead to have to emergency rooms across new york city. the country's epicenter for this pandemic it's insane to see those photos. >>of nurses and doctors wearing garbage bags is shameful and it is shocking the need for gear, including ventilators is unrelenting as the number of patients stores. >>at elmhurst hospital in queens 13 people dying in just one the doctor colleen smith documented 72 hours inside elmhurst for the new york times leers various offices from the president to the head health and hospitals saying things like we're going to be fine. >>everything's fine and from our perspective everything is not fine. i don't have. >>the support that i and even just the materials that i need to physically to take care of my patients and its it's

but for now in san mateo county charles clifford kron 4 news. still to come our super tuesday coverage continues on kron 4 we have a group of political >>live with us to talk about what's going on at the polls and when we could see some early results and south a school district cracking down on hate crimes why community leaders say african american students there are being targeted and cold case reopened in the south bay. why police are digging up a parking lot in los gatos and what they say they could be looking for. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow another record breaking day with warm temperatures all around the - why are drivers 50 and over switching to the aarp auto insurance program let's take a ride with some actual customers and find out. hey, well tell me about your experience when you switched to the hartford. - when i switched to the hartford, i'm sitting there, like, man, i should've turned 50 years ago. they saved me a bunch of money. you can't beat that. - what blows me away about the hartford is their lifetime renewability benefi

>>also one school has canceled classes because of the virus kron four's charles clifford reports. >>where in sonoma county on monday. the department of health services has declared a local public health emergency as well as the local emergency. this comes after the county says the presumptive positive case of noble coronavirus has been found in a resident of sonoma county. this is the second case of the virus here in the past week this patient involves someone. but recently been on a cruise from san francisco to mexico and they have been back here in sonoma county for about 10 days now we don't know the or age of this person or told the patient is apparently in stable condition and being isolated at a local hospital. we've also learned that the healdsburg school which is a private elementary school up in healdsburg canceled classes after it found out that one of their teachers may have come into contact was someone who is infected with coronavirus we don't know if it's the same person other resulted in that emergency declaration now the head of the school says they made the decisi

but for now in fremont charles clifford kron 4 news. >>a new report from the cdc says traces of the coronavirus lived in the cabins of the diamond princess cruise ship 17 days after the passengers had left another indication of the strength of the virus. the cdc also found the diamond princess passengers, transmitted the disease before the current chain and crew infections peak after the quarantine was in place more than 17% of those infected, though never develop symptoms. the cdc says that fact could partly explain the high infection rate among the ship's passengers and crew. with all the information circulating it is important to stay updated on coronavirus testing we have gone to a drive-thru testing site talked to officials and doctors, brian todd has that story. >>in arlington well protected technician approaches a car at a drive-thru coronavirus test site gives instructions on a bullhorn to a patient on the other side of a closed window. the patient and polls behind a building to another checkpoint to get tested officials at virg

it's very scary. >> well, clifford, we are -- we are thinking of -- of you. i know this is an incredibly difficult time and i want to point out to our viewers, of course, you were already on that ship when the state department told people to not -- you know, to avoid cruises. you were already on it. you had not received any warning not to do that. we really wish you and your wife the very, very best. and thanks very much to all of you for joining us. cnn's democratic presidential town hall with joe biden with anderson starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm anderson cooper. welcome to a special cnn coronavirus town hall with democratic presidential candidate and former vice president joe biden. this is not obviour typical tow hall format. the camera is robotically controlled and vice president biden will join me momentarily from his home in wilmington, delaware. we are focusing exclusively on the pandemic. cnn estimates, we stopped 100,000 total cases in

and for more now about the financial impact of the coronavirus i'm joined by clifford couldn't from business how damaging is all of this to the chinese economy well it's extremely damaging i think trade is the lifeblood of the chinese economy and as we've seen from these figures it's been very badly has the industrial production has also been very badly damaged by the effect of the coronavirus there have been some efforts to get people back to work but clearly they're not happening less than half of the factories are back up and running so for the world's biggest economy which has been a huge driver of global trade in recent years we've become so used to. chinese economy expanding at a massive regime so for these for these reasons alone i think it's very damaging for the for the economy and once the coronavirus problem in china disappears china being often called the world's factories i mean the world economy is back in business you know in some ways it's a leader because obviously the current virus originated in in china in industrial center so we're watching that for indications of how it

and for more about the financial impact of the coronavirus i'm joined by clifford could've from. business thanks for being here how damaging is all this for the chinese economy and i think it's extremely damaging it's the 1st real insight that we've had into the impact of the coronavirus on what is the world's 2nd biggest economy and i think it's shows that because exports of particular trajan that is the lifeblood of the chinese economy it's been extremely badly affected by what's been going on with the virus and it puts all kinds of pressures on different areas of the economy now. china is often called the world's factory if the coronavirus were to just disappear overnight would the world economy be back in business immediately or would be nice to be able to say that it would be nick but i think it's more a question that it's going to be. they will have to get the factories back up and running and there's a lot of pressure in china to do this at the moment some people are saying it's too soon they're trying to get the factories back up and running too quickly also the chinese e

order for the same time period of time so we have another month to go at least conference charles clifford has more from san francisco. >>mayor london breed said the city residents shoulbe prepared to remainsheltered in place for at least another month until may first as the city tries slow the spread of the coronavirus now around san francisco traffic was light very few people out and about sential businesses like grocery stores remain open nonessential businesses remain closed. here's some of what the mayor had to say for the sake of planning and so that. >>everyone can begin to know that this is going to continue to have an you should definitely plan to a stay at home and this process and what we're doing here will continue in till at least may first we already have made a difference in really saving lives. we may not realize the impacts of this until this is all over. but eventually we will learn i'm sure that because of what we have done and how we all have participated in complying with social distancing. it truly has saved lives, but also the chance to talk to a woman who owns a nee

later today, yeah, in fact the health department is going unveil their plans kron four's charles clifford has more on the story. >>mayor london breed said that city residents should be prepared to remain sheltered in place for at least another month until may first as the city tries to slow the spread san francisco traffic was und light very few people out and about essential businesses li grocery stores remain open nonessential businesses remain closed. here's some of what the mayor had to say for the sake of planning and so that. >>everyone can begin to know that this is going to continue to have an you should definitely plan to a stay at home and this process and what we're doing here will continue in till at least may first we already have made a difference in really saving lives. we may not realize the impacts of this until this is all over. but eventually we will learn we have done and how we all t have participated in complying with social distancing. it truly has saved lives, but also the chance to talk to a woman who owns a needle workshop. >>in the presidio heights neighborhood

about that as well as extending the stay at home order here in the bay area kron four's charles clifford has more on the story. >>mayor london breed said that city residents should be prepared to remain sheltered in place for at least another month until may first as the city tries to slow the spread of the coronavirus now around san francisco traffic was light very few people out and about essential businesses like grocery stores remain open nonessential businesses remain closed. here's some of what the mayor had to say for the sake of planning and so that. >>everyone can begin to know that this is going to continue to have an you should definitely plan to a stay at home and this process and what we're doing here will continue in till at least may first we already have made a difference in really saving lives. we may not realize the impacts of this until this is all over. but eventually we will learn i'm sure that because of what we have done and how we all have participated in complying with social distancing. it truly has saved lives, but also the chance to talk to a woman who owns a

>>but for now in san mateo charles clifford kron 4 news.ew york city is the epicenter of the corovirus pandemic here in the us they have more than 39,000 cases hospital in particular says it s at the very heart of it all with erica hill now taking us inside. >>empty streets lead to have to emergen rooms acrs new york city. the country's epicenter for this pandemic it's insane to see those wearing garbage bags. rs >>is shameful and it shocki the needfor gear, includingventilators is unrelentingas thnumber of patients stores. >>at elmhurst hospital in queens, 13 people dying in just one day. the doctor colleen smith documented 72 hours inside elmhurst for the new york times leers vaous offices from the president to the head health and hospitals saying things like we're going to be fine. >>everything's fine d from our perspecti everything is not fine. don't have. >>the support that i and even just the materials that i need to physically to take care my patients and its it's ameri. and we're supposed to be a first world country, cnn has reached

but first arose clifford has details.ell right now we are all supposed to be practicing social distancing staying away from other people but everyone from time to time has to do certain things and one of those things is you might need to drive out in your eventually going to have to gas up your car that means going to a gas station may be going inside or possibly touching a gas handle you don't know who else may have touched that gas handle. well if you're not excited about that idea there is an opportunity to fill up your car without actually talking to anyone or touching anything others, a company called booster and they have events around the bay area where they take their many tankers with gas parking lots like this one here at target in san mateo and they allow people to go online pay for some gas you pull up to the many tanker someone comes out they fill up your car they give you the thumbs up that you're good to go and you can drive away, you don't even have to roll down your window and talk to anyone as far as cos

else touches cell now a bay area company is offering drivers and alternative conference charles cliffordwell right now we are all supposed to be practicing social distancing staying away from other people but everyone from time to time. >>has to do certain things and one of those things is you might need to drive out in your eventually going to have to gas up your car that means going to a gas station may be going inside or possibly touching a gas handleyou don't know who else may have touched that gas handle. well if you're not excited about that idethere is an opportunity to fill up your car without actually talking to anyone or touching anything others, a company called booster and they have events around the bay area where they take their many tankers wih gas parking lots like th one here at target in san mateo and they allow people to go online pay for some gas you pull up to the many tanke someone comes out they fill up your car they give you the thumbs up at you're good to go and you can drive away, you don't even have to roll down your window and talk to anyone as far as cost goe

but for now in the south bay charles clifford kron 4 news.is forcing california's government to find new ways to get work done the legislature close the state capitol to the public after sacramento county officials issued a stay at home order. lawmakers like assemblyman ken cooley are back in their home districts after both houses voted to go on a month long recess, it's believed to be the first time actually in a 158 years that state lawmakers have taken a step like that. >>shut the capitals actually to put the members. when you're where their presence could have for an attack that also means. because this is a person ever remember being out in the community is still eyes and ears on. specs of the coronavirus you sure that no one has thought about. >>state government agencies are still up and running but many staffers are encouraged to work remotely from home if they can. >>it's a 21 and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news test finally drive through testing under way at one of kaiser's, san francisco locations and more tests are on the

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those 192 ventilators have all been allocated and clifford delivered. we expect a shipment of another hundred next week but we need several thousand ventilators. we're going to keep working on this obviously. and i would remind everybody that when we overwhelm our capacity, our hospital's capacities to deliver care it underjust then covid-19 patients. threatens everybody who might need emergency or intensive care at a hospital. whether you're motor vehicle accident or heart attract honor stroke victim or whatever. i'm asking everyone to do what they took be a good neighbor to lower the number of cases we are announcing every day, start flatten the curve, and incredibly important. one piece of relatively good news is that the state of louisiana is in the top five states on a per capita basis for testing. and we have surged our testing capacity tremendously. we're not testing in the numbers we would like. i anticipate testing sites, the number of tests at mr.ed, the number of test results we get every day will continue to climb, and we need to test all ac

we have goods that won't get clifford. things we need from china. and don't forget we have a consumer base here in the u.s. and the entire world that's suffering. who the heck wants to go out to dinner when there is a threat of catching a virus. that's kinds of a big deal, you need consumers to feel confident. when consumers are choked with fear and they stand down and stay home, you get picture that has an economic effect. meanwhile, oil is a big part of our economy. all those shale towns in texas and oklahoma where oil prices decline. it affects them. if you have an economic downturn and people aren't consuming as much oil, those economics and businesses get hit. that's why you have a market that suffered its fate in yesterday's trading. one i believe will be proven to have been a decent buying opportunity. i hate to break it to them. but markets are not motivated by their like or dislike of a president's personality. markets and investors are motivated by policy. how that policy affected the global economy and therefore corporate earnings. as suc

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in addition to live reports from sarah stinson and charles clifford plus we'll also have national updates on the right wrist will be checking with our stations throughout the country to get a look at how things are doing in those areas so download the kron on app which is free for now to say live with us all day long marty back to you all right and i see in just a couple minutes. let's go ahead take a look at radar showing that we do have some rain pockets still in the bay area but for the most part a. >>the rain has gone away for the day it is now moved on east into the central valley we should have a really nice day we just saw a live shot from the golden gate bridge, plenty of sunshine this morning payment seems to be drying out as well. >>so looks like we're in for a pretty nice day there might be some pop-up showers here and there. but overall we're looking at a really nice day around the bay today and that's going to wrap things up for us thank you so much for joining us this morning. now we'll see again tomorrow morning bright and early at for it about. >> dr. phil: well, good morn

readommend everybody "bound for the promised land," by clifford larson, a great personal friend of mine and written literally the seminal work on tubman up until about 15 years ago. there are over 250 books written about tubman, but they were all children's books. filled with great myths. one myth after another. kate was among the first to write an incredible, well-documented biography of tubman. this scholarly work is something i recommend. there is always something going on in your life. you can find it in the back. read the passage. you feel better. it is kind of a bible of sorts for me. you feel better. let me tell you how god works. kate larson is a white woman, historian, who has done incredible work on tubman. still doing incredible work on tubman. african a member of the methodist zion church. this is how god works. i came to that position looking for how i could volunteer at my local church. do we haveoy, something for you to do. [applause] -- [laughter] and things happen from there. kate and i went to the same women's college in boston. but we wereerlapped never friends. see h

>>kron on's charles clifford live at the polls today talking to some of the voters plus we'll continuelooking at coronavirus impacts throughout the bay area so download the kron on app to stay on top of your local and national headlines back to you guys, thanks a lot. liz the forecast. yeah, it looks no rain for quite a while the first chance comes in over the weekend friday, yes and the temperatures are going to nice warm today clearly as you can see with low to mid 70's bay area why. >>and then things cool down as we head into maybe looks like early parts of this weekend but keep it to the kron 4 right system slows up for speeds reached guys making whether it speeds up or slows down josh able keep the update it for now so you back here tomorrow morning starting at 04:00am for jon robin dari and myself have a great tuesday don't forget the votes, we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. month after month i'm doing it all. the supplements... the veggies... the water. but i still have recurring constipation, belly pain, straining and bloating. my doctor said i could have a real medical

factory open despite calls to have been closed during a shelter-in-place order that promise charles cliffordng that story and he'll have live updates for us so be sure to download the kron on app which is free right now to stay on top of your coronavirus up dates back to you. thank you. >>the vendors and concession workers they're losing out on their paychecks because there are no sporting events going on major league baseball just announced each team is establishing a $1 million fun to help support those workers and that includes the a's and the giants as a vendor, you know. >>your income depends on how good the team is doing if people come to the stadium i don't think anyone's ever thought is if no one ever came to the stadium and it became completely impossible to do your job. >>how gordon says he stopped to the a's to about a fundraising idea may be to contribute to the team's fun. dealing with the coronavirus outbreak and everything this changing so fast can be very stressful kasia panic anxiety and the like. there's a disaster distress helpline that you can call at 1 809 8, 5, 5, 9, 9,

>>but for now in san mateo charles clifford kron 4 news.ty is the epicent of the coronavirus pandemic here inthe us a neighbor it recorded 39 mor than 39,000 cases and 365 deaths and one hospital ere says that it is at the very heart the epicenter of it all and ica hill tas us inside. >>empty streets lead have to emergency rooms across new york city. the coury's epicenter for this pandemic it's insane to see those photos. >>of nursesand doctor shameful and it shocking theneed for gear, including ventilators is unrelenting as the number of patients urce. queens13 pele dying in just one the doctor colleen smith documented 72 hours inside elmhurst r the new york times leers various offices from the president to the head health and hospitals saying things ke we're going to be fine. >>and everythi's fi and from our persptive everything is not fi. i don't have. >>the support that i and en just the materials that i need to physically to take care of my patients and s it's america. and we're supposed to has reached out to elmhurst n hospital abou d

i'm clifford mae, good day. >> tonight on "the communicators". public policy vice president luther low on digital competition and why he thanks google has betrayed the internet. he is interviewed by antitrust reporter for politico. >> google is storing all this traffic to itself and therefore, in a sense, the oxygenating the entire world wide web and stifling innovation and ultimately harming consumers because they don't get access to the best information. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> week nights this week, we are featuring booktv programs showcasing what is available every weekend on c-span2. tonight books on the american worker. first, we examine the challenges american workers face today. then, we compare the economic debate to the 1960s to those happening today in her book, great society. after that it is author and her book ghost work which looks of the workforce the drives amazon, google and other large tech companies. watching the tv this week and every weekend on c-span2. >> television has chang

his writing career, he worked for the government legal service and then the international law firm clifford chance. he is currently a trustee of the trust. trust --turing he is also a visiting fellow at oxford. last but not least, he is a member of the honorary board here at the international spy museum. and he is a tremendous supporter of our educational efforts at spy. we are excited to have government here today to discuss how enigma was -- we are excited to have him here today to discuss how enigma was broken with the cooperative efforts of poland, britain, and france. after the presentation, we invite you to walk up to the microphones on each side of the theater and ask questions. there will be plenty of time to ask your questions and get them answered. please join me in giving a warm welcome to dermot turing. thank you. [applause] dermot: many thanks for the warm welcome. i think it is amazing to see how sincepace has transformed the move last year from your previous premises. you have an amazing array of things going on here. it is a very exciting museum to be associated with. it is

writing career, dermot worked for the governor legal service in the international law form -- law firm clifford chance. bletchleyustee of park and the turing trust. he's serving as the bletchley park visiting fellow at oxford. last but not least dermot is a , member of the honorary board here at the international spy museum and he is a tremendous supporter of our educational efforts here. we're excited to have dermot here today to discuss how enigma was really broken with the cooperative efforts of britain, poland, and france. after the formal presentation, we would like to invite to walk up to the microphones on each side of the theater and ask your questions. there will be plenty of time to ask your questions and get them answered. please join me in giving a warm welcome to dermot turing. [applause] dermot: many thanks, chris, and to all of you for coming and for the welcome home. before i start, i would like to say to chris and to the team here at the spy museum, i think it is amazing to see how this place has transformed since the move last year. i think you have an amazing array of things