i'm darryl forges reporting. >>a woman from san francisco is bachome now after choosing to rideout th initial coronavirus outbreak in peru because she felt safer there than in the s. really know shad ix explains why. a san fransco nati who works in and arnd sacramento, teaching natural path thick wellness retreats.ng >>left for peru at thend of february and was supposed return to the states by mid-march suddenly this foren country close their borders says ok no flights are cominginno flights are going now as the coronavirus was spreading globally anna kon says the president of peru acteswiftly to the media leave within 5 days could and maial law. shelter place and basilly he team to dust sand task job in preventing the rapid spread the milita was walking marching all over that you knw ery street in early and >>and basically they stop my b and said at are you but peruvian soldiers allowed her to continue on to a ntist appointment at that point and hano idea how long she'd be ere. >a she says the u.s. embassy was o

i'm darryl forges reporting. >>so does we didn't see the cdc come out change, but we did see filed she say that he is coming around to thinking it might be a good idea and the president himself saying. >>wear a scarf yeah anything that will protect or prevent those respiratory droplets from leaving your mouth and going into the air. it can only help yeah what's the harm and all right and the only harm would be if you take mass that they need the hospital right now are in desperate need of rights you don't want to do that there's an east bay couple. >>that actually doing something to help the hospital workers they are making plastic face shield to tach to masks while force michelle kingston has a look. >>we've heard some really scary stories from nurses and. >>that helps motivate us jeremy and kelly coleman are making dozens of face shields every day with their 4 children in bntwood to attach to the cloth masks are already making at home. >>you know here asian and ark rest is a good thing, especially if it's not s

just a few final points before i bring over the head of our homeless task force, mayor darryl steinberg, to say a few words. it is important to note as well that this is also an operation being supported by the support of the federal government, $118.5 million of direct homeless grants additional res that will be quickly disbursed throughout the state of california to augment some of the concerns around these facilities being temporary. a and want to make this point before i bring up the mayor. the anxiety often is, well, this is wonderful to help us for three, four months to get us through this crisis. but what happens after that? if you are a county leader, you're saying i'm not sure we are in a position to have the resewer to continue these operations. that is why the federal dollars are important. that is why i'm high heighting them and i want folks to know at the county level and city level, this was the crisis we needed to address before the covid-19 crisis and we are anot walking way from meeting that crisis head-on as we move through this process. that is why these operating agr

how does a small shop implement a living legend darryl dr pryce age 87 and day in day out he works on human bodies he's worn out hundreds of machines and sees himself as a scribe not an artist he's proud of being the oldest tattoo artist in europe 70 years ago his motifs were for criminals sailors ladies of love nowadays they're for the rich and poor young and old that's for business the fine line between love and hate. the love business to to assume the love this with full of all because of a. as a relationship that was opened. his 1st tattoo in 1945 he was 13 his mother was furious and was about to beat him until she saw the word mother. price fell for ours and his self-taught but sometimes he made bad mistakes he has a reading and spelling weakness his home in wales cape town sydney the stations before he settled in the south of england it's expensive 50 years since he had to throw a drunken sailor out of his shop. because he says political pressure to the system you know comes through the roof so yes we can everybody. who conquered board was so you have a passion of the whole beca

that's frightening for people like darryl jones, who knows why some black men may not want to cover theirace, but he believes this virus means everyone has to. >> at the end of the day, you should be worrying about your safety and everybody else's safety around you. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. >>> we are on until midnight. still ahead, they're the faces on the front lines of this crisis, but some bay area medical workers are getting backlash. the treatment they're getting once they leave the hospitals. >>> also we know those ventilators are in short supply, but uc berkeley has a solution. how a team of engineers is making more of these ventilators. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll show you when a few showers will move back into the bay area before things warm up. i'll have that for you in about seven minutes. the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, ng medicines that to create tomorrows th

and darryl will be helping me out with that and we'll see how that goes and try to up date you. >> thanks, jeff. >>> coming up, hailing heroes. janelle will show us some of the great ways the bay area is thanking our first responders. >>> janelle wang working from home and we want to continue to hail our heroes. this picture sent to me by kathy loga, she wanted to give a shout-out to paramedics and emts, this is a picture of rebecca and nick, she says they go home and they can't even hug their kids and spouses, because they don't want to infect them, if they probably got exposed while on the job. >>> and you can see signs like this everywhere. this is at the state park, we love essential workers, thank you from the concord community. this picture sent to me by caroline, and she says similar banners are all over the city of concord. so week five of the shelter at home order. my young toddler, well i shouldn't say toddler, preschooler, turned four is, going a little bit stir crazy. she has not left the house, and i found her this morning talking to siri. >> what about the coronavirus. >> so

i'm going to need some help from darryl, but we'll see what happens with that. i know everybody's just trying to kind of get back to the basics, right? now we're all growing seeds. pretty cool. >> we love the gardening tips. we want to see it in the soil now. that's part two. >> exactly. >> thanks, jeff. >> i have a black thumb, so i'm going to try something else. how about this? if you're looking for something to do during the shelter at home, check out the new homemade series on our home page where you can meet local people who are really good at home made crafts or you can learn simple snacks like the sugar cookie. >> the flour is what makes it that crumbly cookie dough consistency you're used to seeing. >> that's kelly. not only can you watch other people do it, you can submit your own homemade creation again on nbcbayarea.com. >> now we've got to garden this weekend and bake cookies. >> i can't do either so -- >> we can try. >>> one of the bay area's best college basketball players of all time just got drafted into the pros as the number one pick. we're goi

darryl, we'd love to see little jada come by. angela, why don't you bring by your little angel?. jim, you've got those two cute kids. we sure would love to see 'em. i know why you're doing this, dwight. last week, i may have gone too far. i'll explain it quickly. basically, i found out where he gets his clothes dry cleaned, custom ordered the same suit made with tearaway velcro, and you can fill in the rest. what? [chuckling] damn it, jim!

darryl is going to come out and take care of that. and 70 down in gilroy. and right over to contra costa county, almeda county, 72 in concord. and pleasanton at 71. the peninsula, 69 in palo alto. then right up to san mateo, 66. and san francisco, low 60s, from the marina, down to the mission, and as we bring you up to novato, 69, and napa at 71. on the extended forecast, you will see here in san francisco, we have low to mid 60s for easter sunday. and then all the way through next week. that sunshine, for the inland valleys, let's get a look, 72 tomorrow morning, with that fog to start. and sun for the afternoon, by easter sunday, up to 74, and look at the warmest days next week, 78 on tuesday, and wednesday, and next friday, we are at 71. so a quick look at the easter sunday forecast, clouds for the morning. sun for the afternoon. and it looks perfect for the easter bunny, and all the kids our deliveries are had a few things knocked off the list. so excuse the doorbell noise but we're getting it taken care of right now. so we're doing it all like everybod

and one of his former colleagues, long island community hospital emergency department nurse darryl daniels. thank you to each of you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> great to be here. >> thank you. >> i'm really sorry for your loss. i'm sorry that this is how we are talking about this, but i know that you wanted to also remember your father, so starting with denise, what do you want people to know about your father? how are you feeling? how are you doing? >> well, we just want to show the world how fun and lively my dad was. he was more than just our father. he was our hero before he became one nationally and just that he worked hard to provide the life that we have here right now. >> how about you, ali? >> i just want people to know that he was the biggest inspiration to us, his children. knowing that he grew up in a very economically disadvantaged upbringing, to see him find success in his education here in america, it's really inspiring to me because i value my education to the level that he did, and it's allowing me to help find success in myself. >> starting with' lee to

darryl rges has more. >>should all americans we protective face mask, the coronavirus task force and the cdc is loing into whether or not to recommend that tovery american to wear a face mask to protect himself from the virus. at this point that's up for discussion. >>when we et in a situation will we have enough mask, i believe there will some very serious consideration about more broadening this recommendatioof using mash ut for right now the world health ornization and the c remmend master people who are sick or caring for someone o sick. >>not every healthy or have t had contact with someone with the virus. w one concern for health officials. many people who wear masks do not have been properly fitted that means constant adjustments and that means toucng your face. >>i'm asking it makes you feel better then by all means where but know that the more you touch yourace the more you say our hands are the biggest transmitters of the virus, the more you touch your face the greater risk you have of getting si

>>in anall-in-one way is an extraordinary risk of ther beinga rebound, i'm darryl forges reports. affecting this holy season f jews and for muslims as well as christians coming up tonight at 1045 how local igious leaders are spreading some positive messages of hope the people of allfaiths during this pandemic. >>it's frustrating that they were not. open about ts that th were transparent. >>and east bay council member says he wanot told about the deadly coronavirus outbreak at this nursing facity wher his grandmther lives. tonight other fami membs of residentthere voicing their frustrations tune. plus a troubling trend of nursing homes across the country. what experts say could lead a spike in covid-19 deaths among resident levi's stadium was lit up in blue last week to honor health care workers fighting coronavirus on th frontlines tonight, lately, i've dcovered that while keeping safe and staying , we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in t box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile ap and with delivery. on the mobile ap w

darryl hamm of continental resources. vickie holub of occidental petroleum.ke summers of the american petroleum institute. mike wirth of chevron. and darren woods of exxonmobil. i informed them that we will be making space available in the strategic petroleum reserve to let american producers store surplus oil that can be sold at a later time. there is a tremendous abundance of oil, primarily because of the virus, the virus has just stopped demand of everything, including oil. so we're working with our great energy companies. these are great companies. they employee tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people. and they've kept america really going for a long time. and no big price hikes, no big anything. they've just kept it going. now they got hit. but with all the jobs and all of the good that they do, we're going to make sure that they stay in good shape. america is engaged in a historic battle to safeguard the lives of our citizens, our future society. our greatest weapon is the discipline and determination of every citizen to stay at home and stay

>>darryl forges has the story. says th have deposited the first wave of stimulus money for americans on saturday, some good news durig a tough day for the country. the united states is now ov a half-million coronavirus cases over 20,000 deaths, we're seeing a peak now, but that the decline is gointo be very slo >>as some other states reach their peak later in apr and even extending into bank. >>at the center of the pandemic new york state that is not an all time high. and you can see that the numbers somewhat. stabilzing but it is stabilizing ad and horrific ght but there is some hope inplaces like new york governor drew cuomo says the hospitalization rate in that state. >>appears that its apex meanwhile, governo places like kentucky are urging people to stay at home. state officials y if some churches follow through with thplan services churchgoers will be issued citations and you're quite a self quarantine through how many people. >>to havspecifically chosen not to go to a mass gathing right end up paying for som

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when i worked at the oversight committee, people like darryl issa, every day they would sign off about to protect inspector generals, how they were important, how they can't have to look over their shoulder if they're expected to do their job. where are those republicans now when this is happening? because this is the type of thing that if it had happened during the obama years, the republicans would be having hearings, they would be launching investigations, they would be giving testimony. they would not stand for this, and we shouldn't either right now. >> reporter: okay, kurt, it's willie. so you can see why the president wanted to get rid of michael atkinson, the intelligence community ig, because his processing of that whistle-blower complaint, doing his job, led to the impeachment of president trump. i haven't heard yet why he's intent on getting rid of glenn fein, who was going to oversee this $2.2 trillion bill, that went through, that became law last month. what's the problem with glenn fein, someone who served in the department och defenf defense, has served under both republ

let's go to darryl in south carolina. he says the response has been too much. he's in greenville.aller: good morning. the reason i'm saying it's too much is most state governments' unemployment benefits are anywhere from $350 to $500 a week and then they -- democrats -- now they're going to give another $600 a week federal stimulus unemployment money for four months. you got people that were making $15 an hour that's going to be able to have $500 and most of them will for four months and draw $1100 a week unemployment. why would they want to go back to work for $15 an hour? you got to be small employers that's getting these grant money loans that want their employees -- they get it, it's for given if they keep the people on their employment rolls. but the people are not going to want to work and they're not coming back to work. i've seen a lot of posts where small business owners are saying, you know, the employers hate them because they get these loans and try to get them back to work when they sat on their butt and draw $1200 a week. then this congressman -- [indiscernible] -- w

president ann lazarus is the presiding officer joined by vice president darryl honda, commissioner rick swig, tanner and santacana. to my left is deputy city attorney who will provide the board with any needed legal advice. at the control is the process clerk and i'm julie rosenberg, the executive director of the board. we'll be joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before the board this evening. up front, we have scott sanchez, also representing the planning department and planning commission. as well as andrew perry, senior planner with the office of the zoning administrator. and up front, we have joseph duffy, senior building inspector. and given the coronavirus, we're taking a few special precautions. we would appreciate if you would -- the public would use every other seat. if you're together and you don't mind sitting next to each other, that's fine. additionally, please use hand sanitizer when you come up to the use the equipment. please don't touch it. he can adjust the microphone as well as the laptop and the projector. if you're sneezing or coughi

president ann lazarus is the presiding officer joined by vice president darryl honda, commissioner rick swig, tanner and santacana. to my left is deputy city attorney who will provide the board with any needed legal advice. at the control is the process clerk and i'm julie rosenberg, the executive director of the board. we'll be joined by representatives from the city departments that have cases before the board this evening. up front, we have scott sanchez, also representing the