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. >> ever since columbia went t io lockdo, , it haseeeen harder r r the homeless to get money, collecting rubbish makes little sense when the only people left on the street are those with nowhere to go through with policice in charge of enforcing the quarantitine, this man tells us he is finally chased off of the streets. >> they tell us to leave, but if we don't, they tase us and beat us. i i tried t to collect money and find a place to sleep. >> those who can afford it escape police brutality in these temporary housing facilities by sharing a windowless room with dozens of people who roam the streets of bogotÁ during the day may increase their risk of contracting the virus. under these conditions, his masks may seem like a but -- a band-aid on a bullet wound, but it is all these people have and even the skeptics where their masks like shields -- wear their masks like shields. >> i'm sad to leave but i'm happy we gave them hope, us coming back in bringing alolong military and aid for the homeless. >> he knows it is a stretch, but it is this hope that has kept him going the past 15 years.

to you >> it does sound as if the peak two weeks.dec could be within especially as we look at what iooing on in ne and these hard-hit areas. but we don't have nearly enoughp es, governors saying that no state has enough ventilators. downs.as enough masts or this is a situation that we should not he to be in. this is not inevitable. we should have prepared r it. now that we know this is occurring, weeed to get the supplies to our frontline providers. this should not have to happen. laura: a rapid test for coronavirus, could this help us? >> very much so. testing that could be done with -- within minutes or at the bedside of the patient would be a huge game changer. it would allow for rapid diagnostics for thepatient and clinician to know how to treat the patient. it makes a huge difference in terms of being able to do surveillance. right now that is the limiting factor.ow we don't ow many more people are out there in twh u.s. have covid-19 and don't know and are spreading it to others workers who could be putting themselves in danger, their family members, and others. we need a lot mor

any families celebrating our io in new york, jenny heidrick, fox news. >>> members of a church in lodi who are planning to celebrate other church on sunday found themselves locked out. the pastor of cross culture christian center told his congregation that the landlord change the logs, so the service was canceled. that prompted an angry reaction from church members. they were planning to defy the shelter in place order, citing their constitutional right to assemble. >> i am not thrilled in general with the restriction of religious liberty. definitely during what is a christian's most holy week. >> the property owner after th church to shut down last week. don't forget, you can the lates on all of this and any breaking news sent straight to your phone. >>> time is 4:41. people working from home. we have heard and saw the weather from the weekend. what are we looking for today? >> kind of hit and miss today. it will still be focused on santa cruz, santa cruz mounds. the atmosphere will really bubble up here today. possible thunderstorms. we get some breaks in the morning. the rainfall tw

the latest ios and android versions will reportedly allow up to eight people on voice or video calls. the feature will work either with your existing groups or via the apps calls tab. the south by southwest festival is putting its films online. dozens of movies that were supposed to debut at the canceled festival will be shown by amazon prime video instead. amazon account owners can watch for free. >>> the big earth day celebrations are also going online. a 72-hour live stream is already under way and today's programs include everyone from the pope to the san diego zoo with seminars, discussions and a concert. this year is the 50th anniversary of earth day. we want to wish you all a happy earth day. those are your techbytes. have a great day. >> happy earth day, everyone. >>> if you're looking for a new learn from home option, abc7 w news has you covered. first learn from home show. super science with drew. his special guest host is his dog dapper. it will be 30 minutes and have some quick and safe at home science experiments that are perfect for kids of all ages. the water cycle that

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but it will remain cloudy, and the current temperatures 55 degrees in san jose. 54 in palo alto. 56 ioing out for, remember i said we were starting a cooling trend yesterday? that's going to continue into today and into the weekend as well. today's highs will be topping out in the 60s, low 70s. yesterday we managed to hit mid-70s. a high of 67 degrees for san jose. 66 for oakland. 60 in san francisco. and we're still in those 50s along the coastline. looking at a wider look at satellite radar, an idea of our next rain, and this will bring a better chance of seeing widespread rain versus isolated showers like today this will be into sunday night, late sunday. it's going to cool down even more into monday morning. now right now the system doesn't look to be a huge rainmaker, but we'll see how this shapes up heading into the weekend because right now it's looking from about less than a tenth of an inch to a quarter. notice what happens by tuesday, wednesday and into thursday. we dry out and then we warm right back up into the 70s again for the bay area. so it'll be an interesting week in ter

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reporting from the cbs news st ios in washington, i'm jeff pegues. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >>onnell: tonight, could it be a medical breakthrough? america's top infectious disease doctor praises a possible treatment for coronavirus as a new hope. >> because what it has proven is that a drug can block this virus. this is very optimistic. >> o'donnell: will the f.d.a. fast track its use for hospitalized patients? the news sent the stock market soaring. but there are still big economic worries. the u.s. economy shrinks as consumer spending plummets, and it may only get worse. across america, food lines stretch, stimulus checks stolen from mailboxes, and why some ske more money by staying on unemployment than going back to work. massive crowds: the mayor of new york city threatens mourners with arrests as the n.y.p.d. is sent in to break up the funeral of a rabbi who died of coronavirus. unions' beef with trump-- strong backlash against the president's order that forces workers back to meat plants. and what might soon disappear from grocery store shelves. strange symptoms: from dan

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they took everhing io diatel no leniency. >> reporter: both say they'll continue to quarantine as longs it takes. they were visiting family in china before they were evacuated. they were never infected with covid-19. in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> three patients have died, 36 others tested positive at a skilled nursing facility in oakland. excel health care center on high street tells kpix 5 that it's taking immense measures to safeguard those who are not infected and to isolate and treat those who are. that includes screeninthe start shift, and restricting visitation. >>> a second coronavirus case has forced officials to close a san francisco navigation center. tonight the remaining 59 guests at division circle and the shelter staff are all getting tested. they've been transferred to isolation and hotel rooms while they await the results. health officials do not believe the newest case is related to the first one three weeks ago. >>> the dublin unified school district reversing course and ditching the letter grading system for the spring semester. the school board had initiall

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right along the coast, io—iiidc, whereas elsewhere temperatures will be in the mid to high teens. easing a little bit, so even on the north sea coasts and further inland with a warm spot into the west where we'll be nearer 20 celsius. tuesday bringing an isolated shower towards the channel islands, far south—west, parts of wales, more cloud compared with elsewhere, but still a contrast in temperatures between those north sea coasts and elsewhere. nearer 20 celsius. highs not as in control, some weather systems try to get a bit closer from the atlantic, friday into the weekend you can expect more cloud, it will turn cooler and there is a chance of a shower, but even going into the weekend you notice these temperatures coming down, there is still no sign of any widespread rain. most places will remain dry. april shaping up to be a very dry, warm month. that is how it is looking this week. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. as a vital shipment of 400,000 safety gowns from turkey is delayed, some hospitals in england warn they're do