deanna kollger, deputy medical officer for san miguel county colorado, and coordinating this antibody testing. thanks for joining us. let me ask you, if i explained that right or if i got anything wrong about what you guys are doing in san miguel county? >> hi, rachel. you got it exactly correct. you covered all of the bases and we're super excited to be able to offer this to the members of our county. >> can you describe for us how the antibody test is administered, how long it takes to get results, and how confident you are in the antibody test that you are going to be using? >> sure. the antibody test is specifically a test for igg antibody, so the type of antibody that is produced usually about eight to ten days after infection. this test is a blood test, a serum test, that has a relatively short turn-around time, less than a couple of days, is our plan, and as you said earlier, it really allows us to do mass testing, and gives us a better idea of the prevalence of the virus in our county. currently, we have been able to do some of the nasal swab tests, about 150, in the past few

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giving them away to other essential employees like law enforcement who don't have access to n 95 masks deanna says she has extra time now that she's working from home and not commuting. it makes her feel good to use that time doing what she can to help make those in her community feel more secure. maureen kelly kron 4 news. new this morning prince charles has tested positive for coronavirus he's the first in line to the british throne and according to the palace officials. >>the prince is showing mild symptoms but is otherwise in good health. he's self isolating in scotland where he continues to work from home. >>clinical trials for drugs that might be able to treat the coronavirus the game today but there's already a shortage, i'm joe khaleel here in washington we'll explain why and what the government might be able to do about it. >>well a peek outside before we go we're checking in on the san mateo bridge if you have some driving to do make sure you watch your speed. roads are a little soggy this morning, a showers are tapering off so we'll check in on the forecast and we'll take a look at

legislator or lead on jones and she who dared to challenge nancy pelosi for her house seat in california deanna lorraine. again welcome both thank you thanks so much looks like me and lead on switched colors today. where the only and do you know the last time you were here you were announcing your david versus goliath challenge for the 12 california district seat that speaker pelosi has held forever and we were as disappointed as you when we saw the primary results among your primary opponents someone who has already lost that same race several times and who is for lack of a more derby your term an older white guy and after such a diverse field of democrats launched a presidential bid so i want to ask both of you do you know them dawn in that order what will it take for us to rejuvenate political leadership at every level. well you're absolutely right i mean i hate to say it but my other opponent my republican opponent was an older white guy and people have a problem with that it's just the same stereotypical old white men running the republican party that you know even democrats and independen

we spoke to 61-year-old deanna. she and her husband are aboard the cruise ship right now. they're in quarantine. they're staying in their rooms. receiving room service. they have access to wi-fi and cell phone to be able to in contact with loved ones but she was saying she's worried because her husband's diabetes medication runs out on sunday and no word of crew how that prescription will be refilled. multiply that kind of issue by thousands. 3,500 to be exact. you can see exactly what officials are up against and working on. >> bill, tell me what -- are the italians able to do something to keep up with the rapid spread of the infection? is there some sense of of a change in dealing with the infection? >> reporter: yeah. earlier this week italy decided to close all the schools right across italy so more than 5 million pupils are staying at home. it's banned all large gatherings. theaters are closed. cinemas are closed and they poured money into this. but it seems, you know, up to that point that the measures simply weren't working. let me give you an example of the financi

let's check in with our traffic expert deanna. >>> westbound 580, we have a snack.he roadway. when something happens in that area, it slows everything down. you can see some yellow and red on our sensors. needs are dipping down to 14 miles per hour in some spots. once you are past that's go, things are looking better. 39 minutes is your drive time, 20526 80 e. shore freeway. we are slowing down a bit, you have a 90 minute drive from highway four to the maze. meteor lights are on at the bay bridge. >>> i am jackie ward live from richman in front of the department public health lab here. we are waiting for test results to be processed that were taken from passengers and crews members who were on for the grand princess cruise ship. about 45 people gave samples to be tested. that is where we are this morning awaiting those test results. this is only from a small fraction of the people that are stuck offshore, the thousands of people, because the ship has been linked to the first fatal case of coronavirus in the state. officials are trying to determine how to officially

let's bring in analyst deanna golodryga and juliette kay yam, the former -- julia, i start with you. because while we've pressed pause on life as we know it, what should families -- everybody who is watching now, how can they get their heads around this? >> there's ten kids amongst all of us. i hope to answer your questions as well. i wrote a book called -- the most important thing, one is a battle rhythm. i say it to employers, governors and others. the sort of waking up every morning and going oh, my god, what's going on is not helpful. try to get a rhythm for those who may not be worried about resources. >> battle rhythm is come up with your own structure. >> i got an email that said two weeks. i'm not convinced it's two weeks. it might be four or six. i don't know. we're going to have to make the calculations about how long the kids are home. the second is, it can be stressful at work. even though i knew this day would happen, the closures would happen, i found yesterday jarring. we're the adults. life is going to go on. it's going to get back to normal. there will be a summer. s

them away to other essential employees like law enforcement who don't have access to and 95 masks deannas she has extra time now that she's working from home and not commuting. it makes her feel good to use that time doing what she can to help make those in her community feel more secure. maureen kelly kron 4 news. well new this morning, prince charles has tested positive for coronavirus he's a first in line to the british throne. >>according to palace officials the 71 year-old prince is showing mild symptoms but in the know otherwise he's in good health. he's and he's self-isolating in scotland where he continues to work from home. well our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website kron 4 dot com. there we have all the latest information on the outbreaks here in the bay area. there's an interactive map that we've set up for you and lots of information in ways on how you can stay safe. so once again you can find all of this and more just go to the coronavirus tab on our website kron 4 dot com. on the kron 4 morning news a drive-thru grocery service in the east bay, this is pre

deanna chan is a union leader and occupational therapist at laguna honda. she says stress is running high at the facility as personal protective equipment is scarce. >> it is a very critical spreading the virus as we work, and we want to know that all the front line workers have access to the correct kind of ppe. >> reporter: in this notice to laguna honda staff, they currently have all the necessary personal protective equipment and supplies for us to continue caring for residents safely. meanwhile, 27 investigators and staff of the police department's special victim unit remain under quarantine after two officers tested positive, triggering the head of the police union write mayor london breed, demanding that sfpd officers be tested on demand, given that dozen of officers may have been exposed. this is the tip of the iceberg, said union president tony montoya, warning the mayor that the force cannot sustain, losing hundreds of officers like nypd and still protect the safety of san francisco. so far no response from the mayor. jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay a

giving them away to other essential employees like law enforcement who don't have access to n 95 masks deannae has extra time now that she's working from home and not commuting. it makes her feel good to use that time doing what she can to help make those in her community feel more secure. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>take a look at this 2 manholes exploded near a hospital in boston fire and smoke poured out of one of the manholes firefighters had to use a foam extinguishing agent to put out the flames, a witness said one of the explosions sent a manhole cover 30 feet into the air good news, nobody was hurt in the blasts. the utility company blamed the explosions on equipment failure. >>author stephen king is getting some interesting art in his yard in maine, a chainsaw artist is carving ravens and owl a tree for all gun a bookshelf into unknown. tree trunk. king and his wife tabitha were said when they had to cut the tree down a couple of years ago, but say they always saw potential in it. so they hired a chainsaw artist to turn the tree into a masterpiece and the work should be done they sa

giving them away to other essential employees like law enforcement who don't have access to n 95 masks deanna says she has extra time now that she's working from home and not commuting. it makes her feel good to use that time doing what she can to help make those in her community feel more secure. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>to help in their protective gear shortages in hospitals today the state's office of emergency services delivered 4295 masks and a 1000 face shields plus 5500 surgical mask to queen of the valley hospital in napa and the napa county emergency operations center. right now napa county has 3 confirmed coronavirus cases as if we did not have enough to concern ourselves with during this pandemic police say they're now people carrying out covert 19 scams and hoaxes however as kron four's has it has it made you tells us. the alameda county sheriff's department now has a new way to report those kinds of crimes. >>the call that 19 pandemic can bring out the best in people and it can unfortunately bring out the worst in others in some cases people going door to door pretending to b

giving them away to other essential employees like law enforcement who don't have access to n 95 masks deanna says she has extra time now that she's working from home and not commuting it makes her feel good to use that time doing what she can to help make those in her community feel more secure. maureen kelly kron 4 news. the new this morning prince charles has tested positive for the coronavirus. >>he is first in line to the british throne and according to palace officials the 71 year-old princess showing mild symptoms right now, but you know another why in otherwise season in good health. he's in self isolation in scotland where he continues to work from home. well our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues on our website kron 4 dot com a great place to go and find lots of information about the outbreaks here in the bay area. there's an interactive map that's been set up for you and articles on how you can stay safe and keep your family safe once again it's on our website kron 4 dot com go directly to the coronavirus tab. all of that information is listed for you there. well coming

deanna grayson.tor, let me start with the first question is from jennifer my mom is 84 years old and had her pneumonia shot since the coronavirus affects the respiratory system. is there a chance the pneumonia shot will benefit those who got it? will this help? >> well, thanks for having me on this morning. and jennifer, that's a great question. so, unfortunately the pneumonia shot, while that is very effective to protect your mom against something called a numerounumocaucus it won't be ae able to protect your mom from this coronavirus. like the influenza, the flu shot the pneumonia shot is important for people to have especially those at risk because it reduces your mom's chances of getting pneumonia so we reduces her chances of having to go to the hospital where she could potentially be exposed to someone else who has the coronavirus. so, although the flu shot or the pneumonia shot don't help against coronavirus they are important to get. steve: meanwhile, dr. dan on facebook wrote this to us. how