>>i'm trevor shirley in washington each year millions of americans are driving their cars that are under safety recalls coming up i'll explain z3s7oz z1ncz y3s7oy y1ncy americans are driving was safety recalls on their vehicles and might not even know what's officials say that can be dangerous even deadly our washington dc correspondent trevor shirley talk with leaders of the department of transportation about what drivers need to know during this national recall awareness week. >>the big any car on the road and there's a good chance, it's got a safety recall we had 881 recalls last year involving 38 million vehicles james owens acting director of the national highway transportation safety administration says not knowing your vehicle is under recall can be dangerous maybe there's a problem in the in the in the systems where if you are in a crash for instance, maybe you're not as protected as the way you should be he points out the massive recall of defective takata airbags a problem connected to at least 2 dozen deaths unfortunately, too many people don't think about their recalls this i

but we've got to do it right a vote could come as early as today reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>well the deadline for everybody to get the real id is now delayed because of the coronavirus the for the pandemic travelers would have needed a real id by october the 1st in order to board a domestic flight but because of social distancing and to try and avoid crowds at dmv offices, the president decided to extend the deadline,

but we've got to do it right a vote could come as early as today reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>well the deadline for everybody to get the real id is now delayed because of the

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>>i'm trevor shirley in washington as the coronavirus pandmic continues to spread the battle in shington continues over how to best protect the us got th the best w to predict the future is to create it d change the world. here at abie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will beealthier... ...and happier, while making medicines tha help people right now. because that's the prest we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all wanto see abbvie. he. now. >>rats and republica in washington agree billions o dollars will be needed to keep the us economy afloat says a coronavirus pandemic continue our washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports on the ideas beg floateto try and keep the economy and us workers financially stable during this gring cris. >>senate mocrats inuding ohio sherrod browsay to protect the economy. the country has to protect american workersby expanding be le stay in their homesd to during this crisis are planned gets help directly to people struggling to pay rent other oposallaid out include emergency sm business loans and han snap

our washington dc reporter trevor shirley has the latest on that. >>wisconsin senator tammy baldwin says the senate cannot afford to waste more time it needs to pass this legislation now. late friday night the house passed a bill that would provide 2 weeks paid sick leave emergency small business loans and money for vaccine research among other items i'd like to see the senate act today and have the president sign it by the end of the day but before that can happen the house must approve corrections to the bill which was rushed to a vote. so most house members could leave washington for a weeklong recess my understanding is that it is literally technical corrections. >>and not any significance substantive change normally this would just require a quick voice vote by whichever members remain in washington. >>but some members are reportedly insisting on another vote by the full house on the bill. >>we cannot consider the legislation until we got senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the goal is to reach a bipartisan solution soon. >>like they di

pride as much as a trillion dollars moe to deal with the pandemic reporting in washington, i' trevor shirleyme now for 52, here's a ick live look outside at san francis international airport again we've got the us state department issuing an advisory to not travel at all to any foreign countrythat's one of the new developments here in the last 24 hours as we ntinue to fall the latest. >>with the coronavirus and its impacts nationally. and of cose >>welcome back for 55 on this friday morning we are seeing clear skies in fat the clear skies the week so far across the bay area golden gate bridge. you can see it fro the distance and sutro tower there skies will remain clear throughout the day today but if you're looking far enough away there our next storm system it's a loomingout in the pacific and will eventually make i way and temperatures in the 0's and 50's for most of the bay area oakland-alamedayour warm spots while by far coolest areas are up in the north bay by the ternoon ahead of us it's back to the 60's we g and a warmer range of 60's than what we had yesterday over to you james much

how some local establishments are trying to stay afloat on trevor shirley in washington with the f dsome things that you need to ke >>stop not filed their taxes you now have an extra 3 months to get them done because of the coronavirus pandemic tax day is now moving from april 15th to july 15th. california also pushed back the state's tax day to july 15th. and now as everyone tries to stay safe during this pandemic the federal government is warning you to keep your money safe as well. disasters like this are just a prime time for scammers but as our washington correspondent trevor shirley reports, major financial decisions on your own could be just as dangerous. >>once again scammers want your money with some now posing as the f d i c to prey on pandemic fears the ndrc personnel will never call you. >>to tell you to move your money from banking account to any other county ft icy chairman yelena mcwilliams says they're getting reports of victims targeted through e-mail and if you get an e-mail from the f d i c. >>suggesting anything other than this is just inform you that we're fine a

to be how money gets into the pockets of out of work americans are washington dc correspondent trevor shirley has more now on the idea to send a check to people impacted by the pandemic. >>it would be a fast way to get money into most americans hands. we all recognize giving money to people who are. >>not receiving a paycheck is important texas republican senator john cornyn supports the idea well i think we all feel the need to act quickly to get money to the people who through no fault of their own out of a job and a paycheck as does ohio democratic senator sherrod brown so long as workers in need are prioritized above corporations for going to relief package, the money needs to go in the pockets of workers questions remain though who qualifies for relief money how much is sent and is this a one-time event. >>i sort of see it as as something that's been immediately necessary given the circumstances jonathan big black is a fiscal policy expert with the nonpartisan r street institute. he agrees the measure is needed fast. but says it's not clear if the government would issue money several tim

our washington correspondent trevor shirley takes a closer look.>once again scammers want your money with some now posing as the f d i c to prey on pandemic fears the ntsb personnel will never call you. >>to tell you to move your money from banking account to any other counts fdi see chairman yelena mcwilliams says they're getting reports of victims targeted through e-mail and if you get an e-mail from the f d i c. >>suggesting anything other than this is just inform you that we're fine and everything is operating as safe and sound this can i would absolutely believe that the mail she says keeping a level he d can help everyone avoid falling victim i would urge everybody to act rationally as much as possible, but the f d i c says scams on the only thing you need to watch out for right now. >>they also say making major financial decisions can cause problems as well and i understand that people are panicking and i understand they're buying all kinds of essential to put it paper but there's no absolutely no need for them to go to banks to get their ca

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workers and clinics as well and they have to fight disease as well washington dc correspondent trevor shirleyt. >>with fears of the epidemic on their mind some in congress worry if rural hospitals are things that you guys are doin to make sure that rural hospitals have the resources that they need to make sure their communities are protected as well health experts told lawmakers there working to make sure the rural health care system is ready to treat patients despite industry struggles was always hard to provide medical services in remote rural areas and tre are a lot of them in nevada, some experts say ongoing cuts by congress are hurting rural health care and last year. close. than in the previous s decade, maggie ahwahnee of the national rural health association says even with fewer hospitals and doctors were all hospitals are doing the best they can but need more help from lawmakers additionally what we need to be concerned about is making sure that they have an adequate amount. supplies congress is working on a massive emergency funding bill of around $8 billion but there are still conc

insured deposits since 1933 when the corporation came to existence reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley just in time for you to drive know where you're not going to work or not going on vacation gas prices are down. 19 states have gas prices under 2 bucks a gallon. the national average. >>is to 15. >>aaa says that's $0.40 cheaper. what we're paying this time last year, the last time, the average gas prices were this low was december of 2016. and the predicting prices are going to go another 40 to $0.60 cheaper per gallon. and the next month or 2. again where you got to go. nowhere right take a look at gas prices around the bay because services we these is when you fill up, i think a a and last ship like a month because you should be driving nowhere. dealing with coronavirus can be scary unnerving stressful not to mention you know is just how to keep calm in this time if you have any concerns you want something to talk to you need some advice, there's a 1, 8, 100 number 9559 90 you can also top with us you text at 2, 6, 6, 7, 4, 6, and he gets some help we have all of this on our website

our washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports on one idea which is sending a check to nearlymericans. >>it would be a fast way to get money into most americans hands and we all recognize giving money to people who are not receiving a paycheck is important texas republican senator john cornyn supports the idea well i think we all feel the need to act quickly to get money to the people who are on through no fault of their own out of a job and a paycheck as does ohio democratic senator sherrod brown so long as workers in need are prioritized above corporations for going to relief package, the money needs to go in the pockets of workers questions remain though who qualifies for relief money how much is sent and is this a one-time event i sort of see it as as something that's been immediately necessary given the circumstances join us and be black is a fiscal policy expert with the nonpartisan r street institute. >>he agrees the measure is needed fast. but says it's not clear if the government would issue money several times or just once and that's really a question for how uh how

your money and apparently scammers are out to get you right now our washington correspondent trevor shirley >>once again scammers want your money with some now posing as the f d i c to prey on pandemic fears the ndrc personnel will never call you. >>to tell you to move your money from banking account to any other account f d i c chairman yelena mcwilliams says they're getting reports of victims targeted through e-mail and if you get an e-mail from the f d i c. >>suggesting anything other than this is just inform you that we're fine and everything is operating as safe and sound this can i would absolutely believe that the e-mail she says keeping a level head can help everyone avoid falling victim i would urge everybody to act rationally as much as possible, but the f d i c says scams on the only thing you need to watch out for right now. >>they also say making major financial decisions can cause problems as well and i understand the people are panicking and i understand they're buying all kinds of essential to putting toilet paper but there's no absolutely no need for them to go to banks to

washington c correspondent trevor shirley has more.inal gud units have already been called to help ntain the oureak in some areas with more expected as the pandemic continues where fielding a wide range of questions from sam lease. kelly roscois with the national military family questions reflt the hose uncertainty military families are facing with loved ones deployed overseas and here at home health care to march and lsa por. across us as of military families need help thei best bet is to start at the local installation lel i t thi the d ot in the servis have done a fairly good putting out th information. she says orgazations website is updated every y with the latest guidance. we're providing families information on as we get it rom the department of and on pitol hill wmakers like south carolina senaor tim scott say military resources are a high priority in the emergency relief package is there's no question that we're working through the rocess. >>in both packages were taken in consideration with the va and the d o d needs from test

warning that they're out there trying to take advantage of you our washington dc correspondent trevor shirleys. >>once again scammers want your money with some now posing as the f d i c to prey on pandemic fears the ndrc personnel will never call you. >>to tell you to move your money from banking account to any other account f d i c chairman yelena mcwilliams says they're getting reports of victims targeted through e-mail and if you get an e-mail from the f d i c. >>suggesting anything other than this is just inform you that we're fine and everything is operating as safe and sound this can i would absolutely believe that the mail she says keeping a level head can help everyone avoid falling victim i would urge everybody to act rationally as much as possible, but the f d i c says scams on the only thing you need to watch out for right now. >>they also say making major financial decisions can cause problems as well and i understand the people are panicking and i understand they're buying all kinds of essential to putting toilet paper but there's no absolutely no need for them to go to banks to

exactly the money will get into the pockets of out of work americans washington correspondent trevor shirleyok at that and the idea is to send checks to people. >>it would be a fast way to get money into most americans hands. we all recognize giving money to people who are. >>not receiving a paycheck is important texas republican senator john cornyn supports the idea well i think we all feel the need to act quickly to get money to the people who through no fault of their own out of a job and a paycheck as does ohio democratic senator sherrod brown so long as workers in need are prioritized above corporations for going to relief package, the money needs to go in the pockets of workers questions remain though who qualifies for relief money how much is sent and is this a one-time event. >>i sort of see it as as something that immediately a immediately necessary given the circumstances join us and be black is a fiscal policy expert with the nonpartisan r street institute. he agrees the measure is needed fast. but says it's not clear if the government would issue money several times or just once

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>>even the leadership says they're close to a deal our washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports on the growing frustrations among the senators and the remaining issues which are keeping them apart. >>now is likely to move over the next 24 hours on this ohio senator rob portman hopes it doesn't take longer than that for congress to hash out a deal to me is irresponsible for us not to pass leaders on both sides say they're close to sealing the more than trillion dollar deal but senate democrats including ohio senator sherrod brown said the package doesn't do enough to help struggling americans overwhelmingly helps wall street also big airlines. >>doesn't trickle down to workers but some republicans say democrats are asking for too much including sending more money to individual states something the gop says can be addressed later on if needed. >>we shouldn't hold up the legislation for that. there's all kinds of things in here that are critically important right now democrats argue if something's going to get past. it should cover as many needs as possible by want to do this quick

>>i'm trevor shirley in washington with the debate continues er a massive coronavirus ruiz bill i got the latest coming up. >>sussex surrey some bay area ounties are ordering residents to stay home totry to reduce the spread of which stores e'll tell you

point it's not clear when congress will approve the relief package, reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>several silicon valley companies are opening their wallets to help low income people cope with the economic impact of covid 19 kron four's rob fladeboe tells us about a new assistance program designed to help these people make ends meet. >>well the covid 19 crisis is affecting the entire community low income an hourly wage residents who live paycheck to paycheck are struggling amid canceled events and reduced hours. now they can apply for help with the rent and other basic needs through a new public private partnership announced during a virtual news conference monday by destination homes jennifer loving. >>our goal is to get resources immediately into the hands of low income people in santa clara county who've lost income due to this crisis so that they can still pay for rent groceries and other basic needs the emerging assistance program has received several significant private funding commitments totaling some million. >>from cisco western digital adobe zoom broadcom micron face

why you're not at work our washington dc correspondent trevor shirley explains how. >>once again scammers want your money with some now posing as the f d i c to prey on pandemic fears the ndrc personnel will never call you. >>to tell you to move your money from banking account to any other account f d i c chairman yelena mcwilliams says they're getting reports of victims targeted through e-mail and if you get an e-mail from the f d i c. >>suggesting anything other than this is just inform you that we're fine and everything is operating as safe and sound this can i would absolutely believe that the e-mail she says keeping a level head can help everyone avoid falling victim i would urge everybody to act rationally as much as possible, but the f d i c says scams on the only thing you need to watch out for right now. >>they also say making major financial decisions can cause problems as well and i understand the people are panicking and i understand they're buying all kinds of essential to putting toilet paper but there's no absolutely no need for them to go to banks to

but what it actually will look like remains elusive washington dc correspondent trevor shirley reports that is sending a check to nearly all americans. >>it would be a fast way to get money into most americans hands. we all recognize giving money to people who are not receiving a paycheck is important texas republican senator john cornyn supports the idea well i think we all feel the need to act quickly to get money to the people who through no fault of their own out of a job and a paycheck as does ohio democratic senator sherrod brown so long as workers in need are prioritized above corporations for going to relief package, the money needs to go in the pockets of workers questions remain know who qualifies for relief money how much is sent and is this a one-time event. >>i sort of see it as as something that immediately a neatly necessary given the circumstances jonathan big black is a fiscal policy expert with the nonpartisan r street institute. he agrees the measure is needed fast. but says it's not clear if the government would issue money several times or just once that's really a

that w the lead attorney about living a limiting access not protecting the safety of women >>i'm trevor shirleygton each year millions of americans are driving their cars that are under safety recalls coming up i'll explain what the department of transportation is doing to change that. >>and here's a quick live look outside voice all stacked up here at the bay bridge already it not even 5 30 this morning so a lot of activity heading into san fraisco right now robin winston in the traffic cenr will keep us updated on the drive times this >>thanks for staying with us 5.23 on this dnesday morning hopefully had a nice rtful night last night because you want to get out there and enjoy today to its fullest yet again we have lots of sunshine do expect some comfortable temperatures already a pretty clear san francisco as wellas the rest of the day 40's and 50's for most of our current temperatures what we are going to see later today a range of 70's to even a tease for daytime highs. now paul levels you mahave noticed have been particularly high these past few weeks you've also probably noticed some fl

say any recall sue can be fixed for free at manufactes dealership reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. 20 and coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news, a south bay school district is cracking down on hate crimes. >>we'll tell u what they found on the campus of an elementary school. and we're going to see what caused this woman to start attacking people at a nortrn california restaurant, wh welcome bk 8.23 on this wednesday morning clear skies across the bay smooth flying day out of o we did see some low clouds out there earlier, but that really cleared out quickly. >>temperatures right now in the 50's to low 60's play w you are at 60 degrees right now oakland and san francisco not far behind at 56 each now dry next couple of days ahead of us that includes the sira but it is not going to bea dry weekend for the sierra rain and snow showers during solid snowfall that night. t to want to cross the golden nt gate for folks heading from the nortbay to san francisco busy from 37 leaving nevado to sandra fell but the bridge itself oks good sausalito moran looking good so right now we'

point it's not clear when congress will approve the relief package reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley>>we're finally able to drive up and get tested and hayward but you have to have the symptoms showing to be able to qualify for that kron four's will tran was live in hayward yesterday for the very start of this is day 2 are we going to see any changes today with who they take and who they don't. >>they're a little stricter today durian james they want to make sure that you meet all the requirements yesterday so many people turn out thinking they had coronavirus and i was here it started off very fast and so many people actually got turned away and some of them actually daria showed up as early as say 6 o'clock in the morning and got turned away at 9 o'clock never having to give their samples because they did not meet the qualifications send the qualifications get a little bit tougher today because they only have certain amount of kits take a look at your screen. these are the things that you have to meet to qualify it's free does not matter your immigration status and it will be admin