. ♪ helena: this is al jazeera live from london.lso coming up, oil's biggest one-day rally, prices surge. somber milestone, 10 thousand people killed by covid .9 ♪ and boris johnson clapping for british streets filled with applause for the national health service workers. ♪ the economic devastation caused by the coronavirus is becoming clearer, the u.s. announcing a major rise in the unemployment rate. a record 6.6 million americans applied for unemployment and if it's for the first time in the past week. that is 3 million more than the week before. 10 million people in total in the u.s. sought benefits in march. it was a similar story in spain. the lucked out there has caused more than 800,000 redundancies -- the lockdown there has caused more than 800,000 redundancies, many seasonal workers as the coronavirus hits the tourism industry. many spaniards don't have a job at all. the number of people applying for government benefits is 10 times higher than normal. britt claimed universal credits in the last two weeks despite to chromiu

helena wilkinson who is at the hospitalfor us. we helena wilkinson who is at the hospital for us.e knew helena wilkinson who is at the hospitalfor us. we knew he helena wilkinson who is at the hospital for us. we knew he was recovering, he was doing well, but this will be excellent news for friends, family and his colleagues. yes, we‘ve had that statement from number ten yes, we‘ve had that statement from numberten in yes, we‘ve had that statement from number ten in the last few minutes, confirming that the prime minister has now left st thomas‘ hospital, less tha n has now left st thomas‘ hospital, less than one mile away from downing street. he has been in hospitalfor a week. to redo the statement from number ten downing st, the prime minister has been discharged from hospital to continue his recovery at chequers, the prime minister‘s official country residence in buckinghamshire. on the advice of his medical team, the prime minister will not be immediately returning to work. he wishes to thank everybody at st thomas‘s hospital for the brilliant care he has received. all of his

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and the feel for the ceremony and some new faces among the winners as well yes i mean i mentioned helena saying though that she's i think a star in the making this this performance and system crasher really blew me away and she's already got another gig lined up she's going to be starring alongside tom hanks next time people start making movies again she's up to stars next to him and then i'd like to mention alpha chuck who won both best actor and best supporting actor this year this is an actor what wasn't even on my radar a few months ago and now starring both in system crasher and berlin alexanderplatz he's really a name to look out for the deadly culture correspondent and film expert scott rush for thank you. and with that you're up to like more news coming up in 45 minutes time for now thanks for watching. it's a deadly sin. and a women's nature. which motivates so subtle hints and threatens to muslims. greed. the social desire for. smokers that drives our.

joining me now, matt bradley in rome and helena humphrey. looking at the u.n.gures here, it looks as if this is a possible supply chain situation. how many people around the world would be at risk in the event of widespread famine? >> well, there's already well more than 800 million facing crisis hunger or levels of hunger where they essentially go to bed hungry as described by the world food program. but this would actually exacerbate the situation. there's now about 135 million who are already facing critical hunger and terrible shortages of food. that would likely double. it would increase by 130 million as a direct result of the coronavirus pandemic. remember, a lot of these countries in the developing world, they haven't had to carry the weight of this virus in the same way the developed world has already. we're talking about east asia, europe and north america when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. these developing countries haven't seen that kind of load of actual infections as the developed world has. but it's still -- they're going to be sweep by t

the news conference from helena is about 45 minutes. -- this news conference from helena is about 45 minutes. gov. bullock: good afternoon. on morning, we heard about the ground efforts of mitigation there. was briefed by the hospital c.e.o., the chief medical officer, the county public health officer and others. in taking necessary safety precautions we visited with aff at marius medical center and heritage assisted living center. we visited with them outside the facilities. i also had the opportunity meet with sheriff whit and the county commissioners. i also had the opportunity or chance to see the national guard's mission in action, both visiting with air guard members who are working at the heritage center, and also national guard soldiers as they're screening passengers disembark from the train station. left with any number of observations from that trip, first, the recognition that in large communities and small that this impacts every facet of the community. and it's also amazing the community support and ways the communities come together. and having the open forum with the

helena good to have you here with us. how is chile planning to roll this out?us through this. >> reporter: all right, eamon, the way these immunity passports would work is people would receive a qr code to their phone once they've recovered. it would look something like this, and also be able to print this as a piece of documentation, receive this once recovered and 14 days past the peak of their symptoms. now of course there have been many concerns raised about this in terms of immunity as well but we know a similar system has been rolled out in wuhan in china, where people had qr codes there on their phone dictating where they could move in light of their health status. when it comes to the u.s., could it be mounting a similar system to chile? infectious disease chief dr. fauci says the administration would be looking into it but at the same time he did urge caution in light of just some of the manifold concerns. >> helena humphrey live for us -- >> toons of people -- >> all right, apologize about that technical glitch there, helena humphrey live for news lon

helena wilkinson, bbc news. to know how you're getting through this for some i'm on twitter. now the weather with ben rich. hello, the weekend brought plenty of sunshine for us and temperatures responded accordingly. sunday was the warmest day of the year, 22.2 degrees the highest temperature we have recorded in west wales but for monday, something a little bit cooler. therapy sunshine around but there were also be some showers. that plume of every loan air wafted northwards across the uk through sunday is being replaced by something cooler from the atlantic moving in behind this frontal system. this front will continue to bring some epics of rain through monday morning, the front becoming slow moving across east anglia and the south—east. you can see these outbreaks trudging eastwards and in east anglia and the south—east the rain to turn heavier for a time east anglia and the south—east the rain to turn heavierfor a time in the morning. behind it we will see brighter skies and sunshine, one or two showers are

clearly as helena was talking about, he did get quite ill.s referred to his in his fiance's tweets, the prime minister after being admitted to intensive care, that his condition was quite serious. people we re condition was quite serious. people were i think a bit shell shocked, that the man who has been elected to run the country and to now see the country through this unexpected pandemic had himself not only been caught coronavirus, tested positive for coronavirus, but also then fallen quite seriously ill and admitted to hospital. in the run up to his admission to hospital, we knew he had tested positive and we we re knew he had tested positive and we were told he had mild symptoms, particularly a temperature and the prime ministerfilmed particularly a temperature and the prime minister filmed the videos from within self—isolation, updating people on his condition and giving his thoughts on the government's response. but he was taking a back seat and he wasn't able to present the press conferences in downing street and i don't think he will

helena wilkinson, bbc news. officer has resigned after being caught visiting her second home, in breach of her own guidance. dr catherine calderwood made a public apology and received a police warning after she travelled from edinburgh to another home in fife for two consecutive weekends. alexandra mackenzie reports. this is a vital update about coronavirus. to help save lives, stay at home. day after day, scotland's chief medical officer has told millions of people to stay at home to help save lives. but after pictures were published in the scottish sun, catherine calderwood was forced to admit she had travelled from where she lives in edinburgh to her second home in fife this weekend and last weekend. i've already issued a statement this morning apologising unreservedly for travelling away from my home while restrictions were in place. as well as this weekend, it is important to be clear that i also was there last weekend with my husband. i didn't follow the advice i'm giving to others. i'm truly sorry for tha

helena wilkinson, thank you very much.he bbc that the european union project might collapse unless it acts decisively to help countries worst—hit by the coronavirus outbreak. giuseppe conte told our rome correspondent that italy wants a coordinated economic response from the bloc, by allowing countries to share debt. he said the eu needs to rise to the challenge of what he called "the biggest test since the second world war". the prime minister also suggested that italy might start to lift some of its restrictions by the end of april. elsewhere, a bleak warning from a un study into the financial and human cost of the pandemic, which found that poverty across the world has increased for the first time in 30 years. meanwhile, the un's world health organization has been forced to defend itself after facing criticism from president trump for the way it has managed the spread of the virus. more from across europe and elsewhere in a moment, but first, here are those comments from italy's prime minister, speaking to the bbc‘s mar

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helena.ere's the extended forecast and what you can expect warming up for tomorrow, again, slightly cooler for weekbut hig back in and we are going to warm up into next week. back are trying to, as we say, spread love, not the virus. spread music, not the virus. >> better and banded together. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the california health care workers cranking up the volume to combat some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. >>> happening today, the nfl draft is going virtual. it was originally supposed to happen in las vegas but starting today come all 32 teams will operate remotely along with dozens of prospects.

helena. extended forecast, we will cool it down for thursday, friday, and into the weekend. >>> keeping you laughing during a difficult time. next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , how one famed comedy club is hoping to spread some joy while encouraging you to stay at home. >>> as we get a break, we are giving a big congratulations to gavin moran of washington high school. he will be attending college in the fall where he prepares to get a degree in environmental studies. congratulations and we want to see your class at 2020 picture. should them by using the #kpix. include names and something about them. where they're graduating from and where they are going. >>> one thing is for sure, t sh comedy. >> luckily we have the lab the factory. listen. ♪ hollywood left factory is streaming veand constantly chaining lineup of comedians. join the host, craig robinson. >> it's weird and i applaud the people who can go at it like there is is normal. it's amazing. >> the shows run for up to two

film is incredibly powerful particularly particularly the lead character played by now 11 year old helena saying oh who gives a really terrifying performance as this out of control child who can't really be helped by the german social system at all and literally crashes the system breaks down every attempt to to to help our ed to add and to give her the assistance she needs a definitely worthy winner but dillon alexanderplatz didn't go away with nothing they also pick up quite a few lolo's and deservedly so it's a pretty powerful an epic film like everywhere else in the world strict social distancing rules are in place in germany what did this is ceremony look like. yeah it was a completely different look for an awards ceremony even having awards ceremony during this sort of pandemic would seem to be impossible but they managed to pull it off i mean it was done in a almost completely empty studio with a single presenter and then a couple of people came out to give awards always keeping a distance at times they would cut back and show that even the cameramen were at a at a appropriate soci

helena topping out at 87. here's the extended forecast and what you can expect again. slightly cooler temperatures looking ahead to the weekend and then really heating up tuesday, deees in length. sociological live to las vegas now where the nfl kicks off his first virtual draft yesterday. and efficient nfl commissioner went live at kpix from his basement, the ritual that draft lots of inspiron back for bay area sports fans. >> where is san francisco going? [ applause ] >> the 49ers added some fresh talent for both offensive and defensive squads. the emotion was just what one family from concord was looking forward to for the first time, they gathered around the tv together to watch. >> we will watch for the results and we would have on the car and since it was saying her, i don't actually watch it we just don't have the time on a thursday night during the school year. no.>> i have been super excited to see any sort of live sports, two just like look at the results and just look at something new, then just replace. >> sports fans longing for a taste of live sports agai

helena, 87 degrees, 84 ukiah. here is the extended forecast as we are looking at temperatures just a little bit cooler as we look toward our weekend and take out -- ecxt ekh teatoaripecial years since the launch of the hubble space telescope. it blasted off on april 24th 1990. initially, hubble ran into problems including an imperfection in the primary, but over decades it has provided lots of stunning images and aided scientific observations. the telescope has even helped astronomers determine the age of the universe. nurses going the extra mile to make sure a deaf dad could be part of his little girls birth.>>> might be the best dressed man in isolation. i mean, how you are dressed now, that is me making an effort. like -- and this is just how you are dressed when you are quarantined within your own house. >> yeah, it is true. i always feel like one should look at, particularly after 5:00. >>> new video this morning, a piece of art by british street artist thinks he has been given a new accessory. the girl with

helena. here is the extended forecast. sunshine tomorrow and a little bit warmer for thursday. there we go with the cooldown looking ahead to the rest of the week, especially into the weekend. >>> a breathtaking show of support. the hundreds of thousands of well-wishers this world war ii veteran is getting ahead of his 100th birthday. that is next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay ar congratulations to gavin moran of washington high school. he will be attending college in the fall where here prepares to get a degree in environmental studies. we want to see your class of 2020 pictures. share the by using #kpix. include their names, something about them, where they are graduating from, and where these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. ma

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thank you very much, helena. 0ur political correspondent leila nathoo is here.p on what we were hearing there from helena about nobody knowing how long it is going to ta ke nobody knowing how long it is going to take the prime minister to fully recover from this, one senior government source has been accorded a scene we government source has been accorded a scene we need him back in full health, he is the energy that drives the machine. is there any sense of how long he may be out of action and how long he may be out of action and how they are managing that? no, i mean, ithink how they are managing that? no, i mean, i think this is definitely being taken day by day in terms of how the prime minister's health is progressing. he is still in hospital, remember. he is out of intensive care but he is in a hospital bed for now and we do not know how long it's going to stay there. there is an absence of the government's figurehead at this time, we have not seen borisjohnson at the daily briefing for quite awhile. that is something to note, but dominic raab is debiting

helena.row, the start of a warming trend with more sunshine and those temperatures will climb friday and week.>>>los angeles-based company is changing the way they do business in this panic to help those in need by manufacturing masks. founder marco degeorge says the company is working around the clock to get those masks to low income families, shelters and organizations in the u.s.>>> we've seen a lot of things over the 28 years and this is something completely off the charts, very different.>>> the company is already donated thousands of mass to hospitals and law enforcement. you can find more information in stories like this on kpix.com/togetr. >>> and kiet do, we are live in san francisco with a barricades and the fencing is up on hippie hill, the 4/20 celebration of canceled this year. >>> good morning, head on cbs's 20, purchase across the country defying stay-at-home orders are expected to continue today, we will tell you why people are demanding the end of social distancing. also hear

helena. here's your extended forecast. can see temperatures on the rise wednesday, thursday and especially on friday, the warmest day of the week, mild into the weekend. back to you. >>> new this morning, a dog that went missing four months ago in san francisco has been found. the sf chronicle reports the dog was in a los angeles shelter. take a look. this is jackson. the blue-eyed many australian shepherd was stolen in december while tied out of a store. the community rallied to find him. statewide flyers were posted and a reward was open for information. the owner's car died about an hour before getting the good news. a detective assigned to her case is driving to lole to bng the dog back. >>> governor newsom rings in on his slow and steady approach to reopening california. part of his exclusive interview with "cbs this morning" coming up. don't forget, we are streaming right now your bank can be virtually any place you are. you can deposit checks from here. and you can see your transactions and check your balance from h

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helena and napa all seeing some good rain at this time.oming into peninsula we have rain falling all the way from the city of san francisco down to redwood city and palo alto approaching sunnyvale and mountain snow off to the west we have light rain from pacifica and scattered showers over half moon bay. widespread at this point along the east bay shore. i-80 and areas of her richmond all the way through union city. and places along 680 as well. wet roadways into the south bay. a bit of a break in sarasota area. light rain does continue to fall on highway 101 into gilroy and the snow, 2 to 3 feet expected when it is all said and done. right now snow levels about 5000 feet. expected to drop a bit more by tomorrow morning with winter storm warnings in place until monday morning. here's a look at your storm and that is what is providing us with the unstable air and the possibility of thunderstorms as we do get into your future cast model you noticed today will be widespread. tomorrow scattered showers remain. there is a look at the sunday mor

helena at 79. the extended forecast, temperatures will be cooling down especially as we look ahead to the weekend warming right back up with sunshine into next week.>>> new this morning, a helicopter headed to mars finally has a name thanks to an 11th grader did vaneeza rupani from alabama beat out nearly 30,000 other students who applied in nasa's name the river as a contest. the name she chose, ingenuity. in her submission she wrote in part ingenuity allows us to expand our horizons to the edge of the universe. nasa says it will be the first aircraft to attempt powered flight on another planet.>>> here at kpix 5 we want to recognize our high schoolers, especially the class of 2020 this morning we are giving a special bay area shout out to brandon louis. brandon is graduating from washington high school in fremont. he will be heading off to ucla later this year to major in statistics. we are also sending a big congratulations to chez spooner this morning. she is graduating from dublin high school

helena. >>> bay area community services reach out to aaron and gave her car. that car allowed her to reconnect with her family and live with them. the service also promised to find her housing, but that has yet to happen. still, aaron says the donation changed everything for her. >> you know, there's actually people out there that are not going to look down their nose at you. there are people out there that actually do have a heart, you know. i gained my faith in humanity back. i didn't have it for a long time. a very long time. >> most women who are pregnant and are at high risk for early delivery. and delivered at 36 weeks and six days. both baby and mom are doing well. >>> those are some very cute little babies. we would love you to keep sending your stories and ideas to us. you can see all of our reporting there on our website. >>> grad students filling a need next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why they say it was so important to use this time away from school to help others.

nbc's helena humphrey is in paris for us this morning. what is going to change there and when?resident phillipe. he said it would be a gradual easing of restrictions from the 11th of may but if there are any indicators they would put the plans on ice. but we can expect schools to gradually reopen from the 11th of may rks starting with small children, a decision pending when it comes to high schools. the prime minister also called on people to keep working from home if they could, though he said public transport would be reopened at a capacity of 70% but everyone using would have to now wear a face mask. the government has committed to obtaining millions of face masks for the general population. these measures will be put to the vote. they're likely to be passed but they will be reassessed in june, craig. >> helena humphrey for us, thank you very much. perhaps is lessons to be gleaned from what they're doing in paris. >>> that will do it for this hour. up next, nobel prize-winning columnist paul romer said congress should make a $100 billion investment to test every single ameri

this is on santana helena in san bruno. you can see some of the residents here, the evacuato evacuators -- they evacuated earlier today. they have their masks on and are from the apartment complex nearby. they were told to evacuate as well. apparently now it's a lot calmer. put this one out, the residents said it happened in the back of the apartment complex. everyone got out safely. it san bruno, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >>> police in san francisco are looking for clues in a homicide that happened in the outer sunset. details very limited. investigators are telling us the body was found in an apartment yesterday. officers scoured a building on the great highway between lawson street. we'll keep asking for updates. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is the latest big name to endorse former vice president joe biden for his run for the white house. a prerecorded video saying biden's help passing obamacare and the 2009 stimulus proves he 45s t has the leadership skills. >>> and fewer cars on the road are helping cal

helena. there is a cool down for thursday and friday and the weekend.shower chances expected on monday. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> let's look at the traffic now. it looks pretty good out there as far as slowing goes. no major delays reported. just a few hiccups. a few accidents they are working on and construction is in effect as you work your way along 101 and the peninsula. this will affect your drive through san bruno and san mateo and south bend 101. lanes are w delays. 101 in both directions looks pretty good. >>> let's look at 880 southbound around marina boulevard. eastbound lane is blocked due to an accident. it is not affecting the mainlines of the freeway. there is a crash on highway 12 in rio vista around 160. one lane is blocked. a head-on is t say enough about how supportive the community has been. >> essential workers and restaurants being helped at the same time. a teenager is going the extra mile. ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abb

helena. >>> the hard sometimes caused by the coronavirus put on full display in daly city. e partnering with schools to feed children and their families, and today there was a food give away at bay shore elementary school in daly city. second harvest set up the food bank. >> this is one of the pourest communities in san mateo county by census. so there was a huge line that occurred today. this community is resilient. and it's resilient because they've done everything to step up. >> nearly 300 boxes of food were distributed for families in need. and not just for people. there's food banks set up for pets as well. the humane society has created a free pedestrian food bank. the idea is helping san mateo county pet owners facing hardship. a delivery will be organized for those that can't leave their homes. >> we want people to not have to surrender their animals for whatever reason. is giving them pet food can help, we want to do that. >> the give away happens fridays from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at pick of the litter in burlingame. >>> kpix is working to bring you the positive

the next question i have is from helena at biofuels digest. helena, you should be unmuted now. like he is, it looks going to try to jump back on. go ahead. >> thank you so much for having this call. my question is related to, really more for emily on the ethanol plants. i keep hearing about them switching over to hand sanitizer. is that really helping ethanol companies right now? is it kind of a drop in the bucket to just keep them going for now or will that be enough to kind of keep them open for several more months? emily: it is not enough. the response on the hand sanitizer -- first of all, it is very nice to participate in a public health response. you've got ethanol plants getting calls directly from hospitals, from governors, from local businesses just desperate for access to hand sanitizer. so, these plants want to be responsive. it is a way for them to participate in the community response. able to make a few pennies here and there on that? yes. the volumes we are talking about are really quite minuscule and pale in comparison to the volume of demand we lost on the fuel

helena. is the extended forecast. check out the weekend. really come as we go through saturday and for sunday, temperatures a little bit cooler, but then heating right back up. check out tuesday, some of our warmest locations at 90 degrees. that is a look at whether, let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic.>>> take a look at the roadways are now, we've got a lot look out for. if you plan on taking 101 this morning they did start work on that bridge construction. that is going to be a long-term project. northbound 101, that right lane is blocked. you might see some other lanes blocked as well but at least one lane is shut down through there isall of thisgets . deay he as you had a ng 101. take bridges this morning, things are pretty quiet overall, no delays on the bay bridge, things look at as you work your way out of the east bay heading into san francisco. traffic very light with no delays as you head through 880 and 101. 101 looks good if you are headed across the golden gate headed into san francisco. there are some more changes

helena. a warm up through the week and plenty of sunshine into next week. let's check in with gianna. >>> good morning. unfortunately we have a trouble spot through this grade along 680 around koopman.anaccide involving a tanker truck at iss the road offramp and the number three lane on the main line of the freeway are shut down for cleanup. this has been out thfor a while so expect that to be in effect for quite some time. still early and not a lot of cars on the roadway. hopefully the lanes will be reopened to by then. other than that you have roadwork throughout the bay area. 880 oakland northbound, not causing any brake lights so that's good is. there is construction through there. also parts and 101 will be affected to san mateo and the south bay. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. some cones there. we don't see any delat now. no troubles but on the bay bridge, traffic is very light in both directions. >>> today is the 50th anniversary a birthday. what people can do to celebrate on their own at the changes >>> chopper 5 over a dead whale th

helena. extended forecast, slightly warmer for tomorrow and more sunshine. cool down here through the rest of the week into the weekend. let's check in with gianna with the latest on road closures on the bay bridge. >>> we have this closures on the bay bridge. there is a traffic alert. a police incident happened overnight with a shooting on the upper deck of the bay bridge. it is completely shut down. traffic is getting off the freeway at fremont. hoping to have one or two lanes open within the next 10 to 15 minutes. in the meantime i'm seeing traffic starting to build on that upper deck coming off of the skyway at the bay bridge. a mile and a half of back up there. heads up if you are an essential worker taking the bay bridge. i will show you how slow it is, could be down to seven miles per hour. this is westbound 80 on the bay bridge into san francisco. if you are headed to san francisco northbound 101 you will be dirt averted to 280. due to the alemany project, it is in some construction here. south 21 is closed at 280 and they are diverting traffic on th

helena, thank you very much indeed., the united states has overtaken italy as the country with the highest death rate in the world. more than 20,000 people have now died in the us. new york state has had 758 coronavirus—related deaths in the past 24 hours. the state's governor, andrew cuomo, has described the figures as ‘horrific‘ but pointed to a stabilisation in the number of new deaths. you see also a flattening in the number of lives lost at a terribly high rate, but if you look back over the past several days, you see there is a certain continuity to that number. again, that's the one number that i look forward to seeing drop, as soon as i open my eyes in the morning. and it has been flattening, but flattening at a terribly high level. let's get the latest now on the uk prime minister, boris johnson, let's get the latest now on the uk prime minister, borisjohnson, who has left hospital. we can speak to the financial times whitehall correspondent. we saw that statement from borisjohnson, correspondent. we saw that s

helena.e's the extended forecast and you can see sunshine and mild to warm temperatures for tomorrow. we are going to start slow down shower chances possible on next monday. that is a look let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic. >> good morning, mary. if you are an essential worker and you are hitting the roadways early this morning you are in luck. there are no delays to report right now. there's a couple of accidents you want to be mindful of. this is in the south bay, south 85 just south of 101, of couple of cars here, one vehicle lost its axle, there waiting on a large tow truck to come out to of the way. a few brake lights but overall, things are pretty light and quiet out of the south bay. if you plan on takingone-- ere, ou mimoving nicely as we kind of zoom into that area we do have reports of some construction, this is ongoing roadwork southbound 101 as you head to the golden gate bridge. that will be there at least until 6:15 morning. a trafc the right shoulder. you can see

helena picked up a .04. morning fog, i don't think that will go anyw53, pressure has gone 30.06. santa clara valley the last 24 hours and coyote reservoir, altamonte pass, mount hamilton and black diamond mines, all with measurable rain and it kept going and all the sudden it looks like it just fizzled out. coming around the low all the way from salt lake city just look at that and the takes a turn through nevada and over the sierra nevada where it has been raining into la and san diego. san diego had a record rainfall lotsat 49. temperatures will still be struggling, we will get a burn off on the low cloud deck a little sooner to keep light rain at livermore and san jose and morgan hill south but after today it should be gone. but no doubt about it, all about southern california with incredible amounts in the mountains, san diego with another 1 inch and three quarters forecast. they have 12 1/3 since october 1 which is 3 inches above average. in all the way to phoenix, really impressive rain for april. 60s for us, not much change on saturday and in the fog and low clouds will of

helena. thearing at te warming up for your tuesday with more sunshine, cooling it down for the rest of the week. and into the weekend. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic, good morning.>>> good morning, taking a look at the roadways right now, let's get you updated on the latest with this 101 project that began on friday or should i say thursday evening. it is still close, they are now flipping from northbound to southbound 10 went expecting over towards 280 is closed, they are diverting traffic on two 280 itself, expects those closures it in place at least until 6:00 am but the good news is, seems like they are rolling along, they've got most of that side built so things are moving as expected if not sooner than expected. closers as of right now, southbound one-to-one now closed right at that 280 onto southbound 280 until 6:00. expect some busy conditions as far as delays go. there is a closure is also on the northbound side of 101. alive look at meofoubr loid to well as no dela

helena wilkinson has more.nds. today it was almost deserted. it appears most people have been sticking to the diet home instruction. under the restrictions, we are allowed to exercise alone or with members of our household once a day. franklin, who works in the nhs, was doing just that. more people are coming out to enjoy the sea and, rather than pa rta ke enjoy the sea and, rather than partake in physical activity. it is selfish in a way, because if you can stay indoors, it is important that you do. if you can't, it is understandable that you need to walk your dog or whatever. coming out just for the sake of coming out is selfish. collide this park in london has been busy today, some people playing football in the park. most people have been following the social distancing guidelines, but the police have been patrolling here over the weekend, stopping some members of the public who have been sunbathing, telling them to move on. and the police have been moving people on elsewhere to make sure they are following

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helena roosevelt said, you have directed a wall of bureaucratic measures of immigrants out. can't you do something about that? and this paper wall, where this is our take on these paper wall. what you see here is items from the museums collection -- ship tickets, passports, letters of sponsorship from refugee organizations, affidavits of americans guaranteeing their support for, or sponsorship for immigrants. all of these things that, all this paperwork that potential immigrants had to line up in order to make it to the united states. we are operating under this immigration quotas system, there's no special provision for refugees in the 1930s who are fleeing persecution, so jews who want to make it in or anyone who wants to make it out of nazi germany needs to navigate the immigration system. and it's difficult bureaucratically, and also very expensive to do. so you see all of these examples -- trying to navigate the immigration system in the paperwork painted to line up in order to do it. >> as i said, the biggest story. you see reproductions of american newspapers showing

thank you for getting the message across again. 0ur reporter helena wilkinson is outside st thomas‘ hospitalmuch better. have we had any specific updates so far? he is doing better. 0ver any specific updates so far? he is doing better. over the last couple of days meant we had the prime minister has been improving. those we re minister has been improving. those were the messages we were getting from saint thomas is here and from downing street. last night we had the news that the prime minister was moved out of intensive care where he spent three nights and onto a ward here at the hospital. there was a lot of concern for the prime minister and for anyone he went up in intensive care because he came here to hospital on sunday. he came asa here to hospital on sunday. he came as a precaution, that is because his symptoms from the virus, in particular the high temperature, it was not going away. he came here sunday. 0n was not going away. he came here sunday. on monday we were told he was still getting his ministerial papers, he was working from his hospital bed here. things developed very quick

in concord, 84, around the bay, mid-70s in oakland, birkly 72, 86, looking at windsor 88 for saint helena what you can expect looking at changes on wednesday, with temperatures a little bit cooler here, but we'll continue with that cool down into the weekend back to you. ethe beacheng today, beficillte after a crowded weekend. tens of thousands made their way to beaches to enjoy the fresh air and some sunshine, governor gavin newsome was not happy for law enforcement to step up. in complain about the influx of residence say, plprotect our health. they are sitting sunny airy from thousands of people walking in front of their front wall. the super majority is to today's vote, this an. >>> you hear it, you know neighbors are out and they are okay, a prayer from the the fox sports our one man is bringing harmony with a song everyone knows. >> send us your photos or graduates of all ages #kpix. you may se these days staying connected is more important than ever. so we're working 24/7 to maintain a reliable network, to meet your growing internet needs. we're helping customers who are experienci

helena wilkinson. the british government has reiterated its message to stay at home.secretary said the uk was just beginning to see this strategy starting to work and people needed to stick with it. police forces have warned they will crack down on people flouting the rules. 0ne warned they will crack down on people flouting the rules. one of the uk's police forces has clarified its position already enforcement of the government rules on social distancing after an officer said that they had been patrolling supermarkets. this tweet from the force's team in cambridge said police officers visited tesco in barre hill where they found people we re barre hill where they found people were adhering to the guidelines and not shopping in nonessential isles. ina not shopping in nonessential isles. in a clarifying statement, they said officers were not monitoring what people were buying. fiona trott is at scarborough beach and, fiona, obviously, people are allowed out for daily exercise and to get some air, but there are concerns that too many people may congregate in the same pl

but she could communicate with her mother helena who spoke excellent german. o.d.u. was lucky that she maintained contact to her german morty. and the 2 women also became friends. or was now daughter to both of them. i had 2 mamas. and these 2 mamas loved each other very much. they understood each other and we all. believe the dolls when they said they had not known who early to really was the result wrote to the polish red cross. so was born in post 9 and after she became ill in a children's home in college was then brought to bad policy and. that is where i picked up little on april 25th 1944 mediated by the former lebanese born association the child was placed with me as a pure german child with a german name as an eastern german orphan for adoption. cameron luther king's foster mother must have known that he was not a german child she got him in december 942 from zone and visa eleven's born home in koran's ollie's a village near leipzig. his name then was roman russia tough ski. levin's born was a pet project of heinrich himmler. it provided a place for unmarried