>> i hope nadia is listening.nadia is listening, i would say i agree with her opening point, a time had come for a reset in u.s./china relations because china had just become so big and so strong. but the question is how do you go about doing the reset? and here i think the important thing to understand about china is that the united states is 250 years old. the chinese have a civilization that's over 4,000 years old. it seems rather strange to the rest of the world -- i'm not coddling china. i'm just saying that it's very difficult for a 250-year-old country with one quarter the population of china to try to convert a civilization that's been around for over 4,000 years with its own political culture, its own dynamic. the chinese have learned that when they're weak, the west steps all over them as they did in the century of humiliation. so today, when the u.s. once again begins to insult china, the chinese say here they go again. paradoxically, all of these insults towards china are strengthening the chinese regi

se llama nadia, tiene 4 aÑos de edad. es una tipresa.mos que lo tengan. la noticia no les sorprende porque se hicieron investigaciones de felinos. >> varios diferentes tipos de gatos, incluyendo los tigres, leones se le parece bastante. entonces tuvimos sospechas que pudieran ser infectados. reportera: se sabe que otros animales no sÓlo los felinos contraen el virus por los seres humanos. segÚn los cientificos por ahora ellos son las victimas y no los victimarios. >> no se vio caso en cualquier mascota que contamine un ser humano. reportera: tranquiliza muchos dueÑos de animales. >> las mascotas son parte de nuestra familia, no se abandona un miembro de familia en situaciÓn difÍcil. reportera: aunque no pueda pasar directamente, hay que tener en cuenta. >> el riesgo que existe simplemente porque ya sabemos que cualquier superficie como el pelo de un perro puede tener por un tiempo virus vivo. reportera: si en su casa hay alguien enfermo con el covid 19 y la mascota interactÚa y juega con los que estÁn sanos podrÍa existir la posibilidad

nadia is now in veterinary care and expected to recover.cdc says animals can be infected by the coronavirus. scientist do not believe they can spread it to humans. >>> many parents are making an effort to transform themselves into teachers during this pandemic. since school is canceled, and classes. they show us how much has changed since those parents were in school. >> reporter: and the erie even in war. it is all new for parents too. >> i usually work from home. now, everybody is in my personal office space. that is okay. >> it seems to be working so far, but it is the beginning. >> reporter: other parents are finding how much instruction has changed since they were students. >> i don't know how to explain things well in the way they teach things now. >> reporter: there are 66 million others for every child in u.s. schools. school closures vary by state. virginia, kansas, oklahoma, and arizona are closed for the year. other arcs are closed until may. some issues stand out. some students lack computers or internet. t, supply chains, and g

nadia romero has more. >>search of the a the other side of the field hospital in manhattan's ctral park and the u.s. ines comfort getting ready to help new york city's overtaxed hospitals governors in some of the hardest hit states pleading for more ventilators are asked was for 2300 s you mentned we got 30overnight. we're gratefu for that we need them. >>urgently wneea lot more out of the federal stockpiles well for the preside trump says the federal goverent will hold off on sending out almost 10,000 ventilators and prepation for the peak of the outbreak we have to hold them ba because the surge is coming and it's coming pretty strong. and we want to be able to immeately move into >>more cities preparing for their turn as hot pots like new orleans were preparing for a significant amount of hospitalizations and unfortunately as time of course warming significant amnt of doubtsto the midwest detroitand chicago filling massive downtown convention centers with hospital banks were doing a. >>field hospital in

i'm nadia romero reporting.l the federal reserve is continuing efforts to prop up the economy in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. >>the central bank announced a new trillion round of loans yesterday, including a billion main street lending program that's aimed at small and medium size businesses, the make a reasonable effort to keep those workers on the payroll. the fed is also lending billion to struggling state and local governments. >>well still news people of all faiths are shifting through unknown territory during this holy season, how faith leaders are helping lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. on the mobile app, lowe'to supportitted frontline workers, and our more than 300,000 dedicated associates. thank you for everything you're doing. while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so

>>nadia romero has a closer look. >>we're getting closer you see the numbers we're getting much closer. getting our country back to the way it was getting president trump taking an optimistic tone. his aides holding intensive discussions on a plan to reopen the economy with big bang in may we could do it in phases we go to some areas which you know some areas are much less affected than others flags are flying at half-staff in america's hardest hit state new york. >>despite reporting their highest number of deaths tuesday governor cuomo says putting life on pause seems to be working. we are flattening the curve by what we are due former president obama seemingly agreed tweeting in order to shift off current policies. the key will be a robust system of testing and monitoring something we have yet to put in place nationwide hostage now president trump is taking aim at the world health organization alleging they acted too slowly to sound the alarm on the initial outbreak in china were reevaluating our our funding with re

nadia is thought to be the first animal who has tested positive for the coronavirus and the us.s plea to switch off, and light up candles for nine minutes, in a show of solidarity during the coronavirus crisis. but government critics have been quick to dismiss the movement, saying there's an urgent need to assist the country's poor. freya cole reports. the victory of light over darkness, prime minister modi's message during india's battle against covid—19. the country of 1.3 billion people were urged to light candles or torches at 9pm for nine minutes — a show of national unity. so to stand in solidarity, we have lit diyahs, did some meditation also, and hope india survives this and we come out in two weeks. but government critics say it was nothing but a picture opportunity for the prime minister, who is under increasing pressure to do more, especially for the country's poon the former finance minister made this direct appeal to the leader, saying: "we will listen to you and light diyas on aprilfive, but in return, please listen to us and the wise counsel of epidemiologists and

. >> reporter: at the bronx zoo, nadia, a 4-year-old malayan tiger full of energy and spunk.his was when she was a healthy cub. when zoo keepers noticed nadia wheezing, with a dry cough, not eating, they wondered, could it be coronavirus? a special animal testing lab, not the ones usedo tes humans in this pandemic, revealed nadia s infected, believed to bey an asymptomatic zookeeper. vets at the bronx zoo now believe three lions and three other tigers might also have s vid-19 but were not tested. disbelief that it really was covid. but of course the labs are really excellent and we believe them. >> we see coronavirus leading to death in humans. same concern for the big cats? >> it was the fear of the unknown. they've all begun improving. we expect them to make full recoveries. >> reporter: this morning at zoos across the country, including the oakland zoo, strict protocols nowandate sksnd gloves for all zoo keepers when near the animals. ron mcgill at zoo miami. >> the fact that this happened at the bronx zoo is proof that it can be transmitted between a human and an animal.

hopefully nadia would be okay. carley: whoever knew that a tiger could cough.go. carley: she asked, reports say that 1 and 4 people are asymptomatic for covid-19. how do we know if we have the virus? >> that's a great question. that's what makes this a challenge because you could be asymptomatic and be transferring it from one person to another. that's why the cdc recently recommended if you're going to be out to run an errand, for example, picking up medication or getting food to use covering, like a bandanna or scarf but it's difficult and we still don't have enough test to test everyone. if you feel that you've been exposed or if there's someone in your household that has been diagnosed with coronavirus, you should take precautions as if you could potentially be a carrier, meaning hand hygiene, keep that physical distancing 10 feet because you could be a carrier and until we have more testing available we can only take precautions right now. rob: i want to get to one more from karen if we can. what are extra precautions i can take to boost immune system whil

nadia is a grandchild. clearly, vladik has embraced this jewish identity business. but he has embraced it on his own terms. i want to read a quote from artie. i am, he says, very completely a jew. and that has been driven home by having to understand what happened to my parents. nothing about religion, nothing at all. it is ethnic. this is similar to what the survivor has said, i'm a jew, it has been stamped into me at auschwitz by my tattoo. artie says it has been imprinted on me, forget the covenant, all the religious commandments, i know that, look at what happened to my parents. i'm a jew and i know that. and finally, he says this. my identity, he says, is a kind of alienation that comes with the position of an identity. it is a greek word meaning scattered about. my identity is imposed on me. maybe i don't want it, but man, it is sure here. imposed on me as sure as the clothes i'm wearing, the food i'm eating, the air i'm breathing. it is imposed on me, i am a jew, look at what happened to my parents. and finally he says this, if my maus volumes made people thi

>>in washington, i'm nadia romero reporting. >>well yestday was california's deadliest day so far in this pandemic a 115 deaths were reported injust one 24 hour period in total. there are 1500 deaths in our state with more than 39,000 cases across the country there are nearly 50,000 deaths and 870,000cases and as we now are down to the bay area. we no have 234 deaths here local with more than 7,000 cases this morning and as you can see on the screen. e county by county breakdown still show santclara county topic, both of those lists their death toll now up at 95% for a complete look at the cases here in the bay area by ty go to our website kron 4 dot com. >>this is signed an executive order keepi debt collectors from taking y imulus check ney incaifornia. the governor id any de collectors at took money from people had to give it back the only excepons for thosewho owe child care victim's account. newsome lso annnounced a majority of the state's largest student loan services agreedto a 90 day forbearce on loans impacting over 1.1

>>in washington, i'm nadia romero. >>good news for starbucks fans, the company announced plans today to start reopening its stores next week, the goal is to have 90% of company own stores in the united states up and running by june. at the moment roughly half of the coffee giant's us locations a temporarily closed because of the pandemic the phased reopening will start with shorter operating hours on modified operations and that includes drive-thrus modify for greater efficiency as well as a new entryway handoff solution. additional curbside service is also being looked at. >>health officials in the bay area now said when the shelter-in-place orders are extended next week they will loosen some restrictions that includes adjusting the rules around a major business sector here in the bay area, real estate kron four's maureen kelly talked with local realtors about what will be different for buyers and sellers. >>ok so we're just going to take a little walk inside here on sunday to meyer conducted an open house be assume a

ademÁs de nadia, como se llama el tigre infectado.r la pausa. bajar el sueldo es la trato jay de amlo ante el coronavirus en mÉxico. >>> y apple sorprende a todos con la fabricaciÓn de protectores faciales y el confinamiento produce mÍnimos histÓrico de contaminacion en grandes ciudades, dicen que el planeta es el principal beneficiado con el coronavirus. estamos viendo un reces de las precipitaciones al sur de la bahÍa, no se confien, hay otro frente frÍo, detalles luego tla pausa comercial aquÍ nos vemos. >>> en tijuana oficiales patrullan las playas asegurarse que las personas cumplan con los mandato de permanecer en casa. cynthia gÓmez recorrio la zona y nos cuenta quÉ encontrÓ. >>> no hay acceso, estÁ cerrado. >>> estÁ todo cerrado. >>> playas cerradas por seguridad. y vigilancia permanente para evitar que se propague el coronavirus. >>> es constante la vigilancia en el Área de la playa. el malecÓn y en el cual para evitar la aglomeraciÓn de personas. >>> durante este fin de semana se reforzÓ la vigilancia en playas, para abonar

and the epicenter of america's outbreak new york has hit a grim nadia ramiro. >>brings us the latest. >>lot of pain. again today, new york seeg its deadliest pandemic so far outside of hospitals, the saint averaging about 200 dehs at ome per day this will be a very painful week. the next week things are so grim in suffolk county that officials are planning to use a refrigerad building on a farm. >>to help star bodies as moues hit their capacy. a coun executive saying in a statement quote at the eay stages this csis we were having conversatio about suggestions of using ice rinks in stores refrigeration to store bodies, neighboring new jersey also seeing deaths ike marking its most lethal day it's almost unfaomable folks this is a monster we're fighting. despite the surge of infectns and deaths america's top officials are reopening the country wesee light at the end of the time you see it i see it. >>i think we're going to like a rocket ship once we get bac to business. we have start restarting life we're not there yet. but. this is not a light switch that we can

vitas now i'm nadia romero reporting. >>the first stimulus checks for americans impacted by the pandemic are expected to arrive today, but what should you do with that money we've got mary moloney now with some suggestions from the experts. >>part of the billion stimulus package from the government may be going right into your pockets and depending on how much you make and how many people are in your household you could be receiving several $1000 with unemployment numbers skyrocketing in many others having their hours are wages cut financial help cannot come soon enough. >>so what should you do with that cash. money expert orman has some advice first don't go blowing it even if you are financially stable right now a global pandemic is not the time to be making big purchases. >>it's year job out there everybody to really make the most out of every penny that you have right now, but what about those who are now unemployed or have bills they need to pay. the good news orman says many of your creditors are willing to work wit

believe that nadia contracted the virus from an infected asymptomatic staffer.. same with nadia, but there are six other big cats, a couple tigers, a few lions at the bronx zoo who are displaying those same symptoms. health officials say that there is no evidence that animals pass along the virus to humans, but the director of the bronx zoo says that any knowledge of the virus and how it's transmitted will be a resource for people, michael. >> this does open up a lot of questions about the transmission, will. thank you so much for that. we're going to go to you, robin. hey, robin. >> yeah. we're still learning so much, michael. >>> also this morning, we've seen so many coming to the aid of those on the front lines, so take a look at these pictures. a 747 cargo plane landing here in new york city full -- full of that vital ppe. goggles, face shields, protective suits all inside those boxes that you see there. it was sent by sales force ceo marc benioff and his remarkable team. it takes team work to make the dream work, all donated to new york state as the fight a

>>people in park city raise i'm nadia romero reporting. >>in california. the number of covid-19 cases are continuing to climb there for more than 16,000 cases and nearly 400 people ve died and in the bay area there are more than 3,700 confirmedcases santa clara county has re than 1200 39 people ave died in that county san mateo county has 579 cases, 13 people have di there san francisco county with 583 caseand 9 deaths, 417 cases in ctra costa county to go along with 7 death alameda county 5.88. and 13 deaths in the north bay rin county reporting 141 cases, 7 people have died there solano county 88 cases and one death 115 cases an and that thcounty has 22 y. cases and 2 deaths. >>the transerica pyramid as you can see there it is lit up tonight, the owners of the building say that they want to shine hope across thbay area. and amid the coronavirus pandemic the 000 what beacon canbe seen throughout the city as well as the east and the north bay when it's all lit up like that. but tonight we're hearing more from frontline healthcare workers in the ght against

>>in washington, i'm nadia mero. >>here is a closer look the global and the u.s. numbers in the united states more an 100 people have died from the virus. there are more than 213,000 cases in california there are more than 9,000 cases of the coronavirus globally ere are more than 937,000 cases with more than 47,000 people died from the disease. this is all acrding to thejohns hopkins university coronavirus tracker. >>today marks the beginning of 2020's, 2nd quarter d it is not offto a good financial starts stocks opened down and then fell even further during the trading session. the dow the s and p 500 and the nasdaq each lost 44% for the day. this as nvestors continued to reel from the economieffects of the coronavirus outbreak. experts aralso predicting tomorrow's uneloyment report is gointo be even worse than last week's record 3.3 million claims. many economists are putting the number at 3.5 merrill lynch predicts it a could be as high as 5.5 miion. >>when you are set to undergo a hopefully at the end of the month and if t it hopefully will be sued after that.

>>if eachtate is fang is different because the outbreaks are coming in a >>nadia romero has more.>we're all in search of the a e other side of the field hospital in manhattan's cental park and the u.s. ines comfort getting ready to help new york city's overtaxed hospitals governors in some of the hardest hit states pleading for more ventilators are aed was for 2300 as you mentioned we t 300 overnight. we're grateful for thatwe need them. >>urgently we need a lot more out of the federal stockpiles well for the president trump says the deral gornment almost 10,000 ventilato and preparation for he peak of the outbreak we have to hold themback ecause the surge is coming and it's coing pretty strong. and we want to be able to imdiately move into place. >>more cities preparing for new orleans were preparing for a significant amount of hoitalizations and unfortunately as time of course warming significant amount of doubts to the midwest detroit and chicago filling massive downtown convention cents with hospital banks were doing a. >>field hpital in michigan of 250 beds th we may be doubl

>>in washington, i'm nadia romero reporting. >>more than 4.4 million people here in the u.s. have applied for unemployment in just the last week since stay at home orders were issued 5 weeks ago, roughly 26 million people have filed. one in 6 american workers have lost their jobs since mid-march economists believe the unemployment rate for april could reach 20%. >>they area police agencies some of them are expressing growing concern is more and more people are avoiding jail time or getting out early because the pandemic california has temporarily eliminated bail for misdemeanors and lower-level crimes to reduce the inmate population but as kron four's dan thorn reports some of the people released have already been rearrested. >>under the state's temporary 0 cash bail measure inmate rocky music was getting out of santa rita jail. he was arrested sunday morning accused of stealing a car in oakland. but after just 37 minutes of freedom music was accused of going on a crime spree, including assaulting in carjacking a man less than a mile from the jail. he was eventually booked ag

nadia romero reports now from washington. >>the u.s. coronavirus death toll is now more than 5800 according to johns hopkins university each leaving many more friends and family to grieve the trump administration has left stay at home orders to states and now more than 90% of americans face such mandates. governors of texas florida and georgia and tennessee all announcing stay at home orders for their states this week. meanwhile, new numbers released thursday morning pain to stunning picture of the virus is toll on the u.s. economy. the department of labor says 6.6 million americans filed for unemployment last week, doubling the number from the previous week, another historic high treasury secretary steven says the stimulus bill passed last week provides enhanced unemployment benefits for those out of work and is assuring americans that direct payments are on the way i previously said this would take us 3 weeks, i'm pleased to report that within 2 weeks. >>the first payments will be direct deposit into taxpayers account but that may not

nadia is now in veterinary care and expected to recover.he cdc says animals can become infected by coronavirus, but scientists believe they can spread it to humans. >>> more changes could be coming to help local parties and conventions this summer. during an interview yesterday, joe biden said the party might have to look into a virtual convention with all the delegates voting remotely. just last week, the party moved its convention from july to august. republicans at this point are set to hold their convention at the very end of august. >>> the acting secretary of the u.s. navy is expected to visit the crew of the uss theodore roosevelt that is docked in guam. this is taking place just days after the captain of the ship was removed from command. we are now learning that captain, who is from the city of santa rosa, has tested positive for coronavirus. the captain wrote a letter to navy command asking to have his sailors removed from ship and quarantined after an outbreak on board. the navy says he was relieved of his command because he had

>>lawmakers are expected back in dc until may 4th in washington, i'm nadia romero. >>a california has evacuation plans for earthquakes, floods mudslides and of course wildfires but officials are now trying to figure out what to if one of those disasters happens during the coronavirus outbreak the state's firefiging agency continue social distancing also wh your hands frequently if you have to evacuate and the american red cross is also changing its procedures for evacuati centers. trump will also be tracking are talking with the mmissioners of all the country's major sports leagues on our return strategy. all 3 leads currently havetheir seasons on hold and the nfl is going through with its trap capacity, but the status of the game ill up in the air reports say that a number of medical experts project that one sporting events are actually under way. those gamecould be taking place an empty arenas until fa of next year. >>meanwhil it appes that the pga has plans ready to go says me toward tour officia are expecting to tee up again in mid-june with the charles schwab a

nadia, una tigresa en el zoolÓgico es el primer animal en contraer el virus en los estados unidos.

but this is going to be the answer to our problems nadia romero kron 4 news. >>well many countries around the world ve required the public to wear masks when they're out and about to try and contain the spread of coronavirus our federal government is contemplating something similar. but there's debate right now amonmedical professionals as to whether or not that's really effective. kron four's dan kerman takes a closer look. >>that this time wearing a mask in public is a personal choice. but the federal government is considering whether to encourage people to wear them. >>they believe there will be some very serious consideration about more broadening this recommendation of using mass we're not there yet, but i think we're close to coming to some determination. >>barry infectiousdisease specialists say the only advantage of wearing a mask would be to prevent giving the virus to someone else especially if you don't know you have it. >>the idea pa years to cut down transmission. why everybody assuming that they're infected and they're not going to affect someone

nadia is four years old.paid her sister, as a rule, and two other tigers, and a couple of lions are not having a dry cough. they say they are doing better, they are watching them. but nadia actually tested positive for covid-19. dr. siegel, obviously this is alarming. you are dr. armitage, we hope. what can we be doing besides helping at this point? should we look out for other stuff? >> dr. siegel: i think this changes the equation a little. i'm not surprised at this, because coronaviruses are found in almost all animals. dogs and cats specifically have a lot of corona viruses. so the idea that a zookeeper had very close contact with this lien and spread it to the lion who then spread it to other lions and tigers, who had mild cases, i don't find it surprising. i don't think it shows in any way a shift of the virus itself. but it may be a wake-up call for us to be more aware that our pets could be carrying it or harboring it. we haven't seen any evidence of that yet whatsoever, harris. that you can go from y

at six other animals have also fallen ill, the tiger at the bronx zoo the if it they believe that nadia, a tiger was infected by an asymptomatic zookeeper who was caring for her. all the tigers and lanes have also developed a dry cough here in the bay area, none of animals including tigers are showing signs of illness. the oakland zoo re-leasing are animal keepers and vets have been taking preventative measures around species that were previously known to be susceptible. now with this evidence from the bronx zoo we are adding those same preventative measures for all of our big cats. >> really, animals can't transmit covid-19 to us. i think the biggest threat is maybe they can have it on there for, but i think the virus is much more susceptible to being picked up on flutter surfaces. >> that was doctor rachel berkley from center veterinary clinic in novato, meanwhile the bronx zoo and the american veterinary medical association agrees that adding it's very unlikely that the virus could travel on your dogs or cats for even if you get the virus. now, all of the sick animals at the zoo are

lawmakers are expected washington, i'm nadia romero. >>from washington back san francisco as we take a live look outside above the ci all lit up no place to go bottom left there you see city hall all lit up in gold that is too. >>on our front line workers who are. these ays given what they're dealg with. >>a crime for a meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez joining us now it's a micro microclimate wednesday rain going to have today is our tuesday april 14 for those of you lost track and our 4 zone forecast jail as well so let'take a look at your debt and outlook is that we have a lot makes in here, all right into a golden gate bridge out there tonight. >>clear skies and warm temperatures out there this evening cooling down into the 50's along the coast getting that strong sea breeze and paren are happen 48 degrees but along the bay and most of our interior vaeys in the east and south bay still in the mid 60's that should put it in perspective that should around our average daytime high for today and we're this evening for your tuesday night o

public health capacity to do early case identification isolation and contact tracing in washingt, i'm nadia romero. >>80 million americans are set get stimulus checks this planning to launch a tool to help people track when that paent will be coming the free get my payment tool is on the irs dot com. gov sks me irs dot gov sit it allows taxpayers who filed in the last 2 years to provide direc deposit information if they have not done so so far that will ensure that the funds are to spot deposit. it quickly as possible. so to track your your social security number date of birth and mailing address. ford is kicking off production of a new respirator face mask for medical workers, the company says it will start making this mask for its ant in flat rock michigan starting on tuesday. the deviceas designed in partnership with 3 m and ituses a fan from a ventilated r seat. it works by filtering contain minutes in the air before drawing purified aithrough a tube. the company will also start making reusable medical gowns from airbag materials. today one of the country's largest unions have called fo

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>>to try to aid small businesses and hospitals as nadia romero reports some lawmakers are now working on even more support for small businesses. >>the fda approved the first at home. >>covid-19 tests casey and you may soon be able to test yourself at home, according to the white house a test can be mailed to a patient the patient can perform self swag and then mail it back and get the results after that time all under the guidance of a licensed physician. earlier friday president trump signed emergency aid for small businesses hospitals in coronavirus testing into law more help is on the way. >>small businesses will be able to keep even more americans on the payroll democrats are already working on a new relief bill and there will be a bill. and it will be expensive ignoring republicans cautioning that lawmakers need to worry about the amount of money we're adding to the national debt. >>despite this business closures and exploding unemployment numbers are killing state revenues senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is suggesting an alternative to bailing states out with federal fund

>>i'm nadia romero reporting. >>members of the house and senate want airport to take steps to help combat the spread of the coronavirus and drama putting in washington when lawmak lowe's has committed over $170 million to support frontline workers, and our more than 300,000 dedicated associates. thank you for everything you're doing. >>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 4 morning news time to go ahead and check the weather forecast this a sign of dave spahr. hello there day >>good morning marty and robin good morning, everybody and off to a decent start today, although we saw some pesky plus a cloud cover which will be remain the case throughout all this afternoon too. it's a last influence of this low pressure system that's been around for quite a while most of the action you see is down in southern california. but we did have some overnight showers in parts of the south bay left over again on the northern edge of all of this. here's a live shot coming in from seminole looks like the skies are openi

lawmakers are expected back in dc until may 4th in washington, i'm nadia romero.nia ha evacuatn plans for earthquakes, floods udslides and of course wildfires. >>but officials are now trying to figure out what to do if one of those disasters happens during the coronavirus oubreak. well the state's firefighting agency, you know they will urge residents to continue social distancing washing their hands frequently if they must evacuate and the american red cross is also changing its procedes for evacuation centers. koppel also be talking with the commissioners of all ofthe country's major sports leagues on the return strategy all 3 leagues currently have their seasons on home. the nfl is going through with its track next week in a remote capacity. >>e status of the games, it's still up in the air reports say that a number of medical experts they project one sporting events are under way again those games coulbe taking place and empty arenas until fall of next year. >>well meanme, it appears ready to go tour officials are season in mi-june with the charles schwab chal

>>do that in washington nadia romero kron 4 news. mehntime, some businesses are back open in georgia the state's governor there is allowing services such as hair salons gymnasiums and even tattoo parlors too. >>receive customers but many people in georgia are calling for its state government to stay closed. demonstrators in atlanta gather near the governor's mansion today they protested the governor's order to reopen which came just a few weeks after he finally issued a stay at home order to try to slow down the spread of coronavirus at last check torture reported it was dealing with more than 22,000 confirmed coronavirus cases. >>it supposed to be 2 weeks of calm decline and we haven't seen that he's not even fallen white house guidelines even trump says this is too soon if he saying that that you know that's because a lot. it just doesn't make any sense. >>next week tennessee's governor is allowing restaurants and retailers to open at 50% capacity president trump is attacking the u.s. postal service, he is calling on the postal ser

>>nadia romero has thlatest now from washington. >>in friday's white house coronavirus task force briefing and update from the centers for disease control on americans wearing face coverings the cdc. >>there is recommending that americans were basic law to a fabric masks. they can be either purchased online or simply made it home probably material that you have at home. these face coverings can be easily wash or reuse because the guidelines are voluntary the president says he will not wear a face covering the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci stressing they can be supplemental but are not a substitute for social distancing this is dan them and in addition. >>to the physical separation, not as a substitute for it as the coronavirus death toll continues to rise us health officials and state leaders across the country urging a stronger response to the outbreak every state is saying the same thing. i need help i need assistance also needing assistance the american economy losing more jobs in one month than it h

>>but this is going to be the answer to our oblems nadia romero kron 4 news. >>back here in t bay area santa rosa police officer has died after testing positive for covid-19 the santa rosa police chief announced the passing of detective mary lou armor today, the chief says detective armor was a member of the saa rosa police department for 20 years. and the domestic violence, assault team she was one of 4. police officers who tested positive for coronavirus in santa rosa, the bay area now has more than 2,300 cases of covid-19 santa rosa county santa clara county still has the highest numbers with 890 cases and 30 deaths, san francisco county has 397. >>and 6 people have died san mateo has 309 cases with 10 deaths alameda has 312 cases and 7 deaths and contra costa county has 222 cases and 3 deaths in moran, there are 107 cases and 4 deaths sonoma county has 85 cases and one death solano county 49 cases it is the only bay area county without a reported death napa has 15 cases and one death. >>governor gavin newsom says he anticipates hospitalizations across cali

>>in washington, i'm nadia romero. >>starting on monday a new partnership creating a bay area research lab which will be able to test thousands of students for coronavirus everyday u c berkey is teaming up with you see san fransco researchers to provide large scale testing. the automated robotics lab is being set up in a building on the cal campus. the syem will be capable of testing up to 300 nasal swabs at a time and up to 3,000 a day results will be available within a day or asuickly as 4 hours. a co-leader of the project says it's imperative those who have been infected with the disease are identified and isolated as soon as possible. >>we don't really know how long we will have to do this we're hopeful we could be done in a couple of months and that's it. if at's the case will be the happiest people on earth. and i think it's unlikely you'll run as long as it's necessary. >>the lab will first start by testing samples takefrom university students faculty and staff, the lab is also working with the city of berkeley

>>vyas in washington nadia romero kron 4 news. a live look at the golden gate bridge on this wednesday night quiet and dry for now lawrence joins us from home with a look at what we can expect in the days to come lawrence. >>yeah guys it is hump day during and just didn't seem the same right now just one day after the other, but hey we've got some good news. we've got some nice weather ahead coming up in your 1010 right now we're still dealing with that same storm that brought us some rain over the weekend and into monday as well so here we go the very latest you can see the satellite image you see the rotation, the core low all the way into southern california but that moisture just wrapping around that system. >>and certainly there's a chance that we could see a few showers overnight tonight and even a chance a couple of pop-up showers as we head in toward tomorrow afternoon. but all in all this what we're looking at a long range forecast. yeah you can see change coming our way as we're going to see that low still spinning aroun

literally life and death for hundreds of people, i'm nadia romero reporting and with easter on sunday a lot of churches are. >>actually defying physical distancing guidelines and they are planning traditional in person services originally the president has said he hoped that the quarantine would be over by easter he said it would be beautiful. if the country had churches filled on easter sunday. but today he had a different message. the president advising faith leaders to wait for the country to heal from this pandemic before celebrating. i know there are some. >>pastors and ministers and others that want to get together. i would i have great respect for 2 of them, i know but i would say first i'm a christian. he'll our country let's get healed. before we do this. this time to do that will do it for hopefully the rest of our lives. >>the president says he will be celebrating easter online he'll be streaming a service happening sunday in dallas. and we will be streaming easter service for anyone who wants to watch you can stay in your home and watch on kron 4 there will be 3 services o

the first instance in which the coronavirus has been detected in a dog, it comes just weeks after nadia the tiger tested positive at the bronx zoo. doctor jeff warburg is the chief veterinarian officer >> what we thought was that the virus particle can only bind to molecules and people maybe now it's mutated to bind to that of dogs as well. >> reporter: while winston likely contracted the virus through his owners it raises the questions, can animals pass it to humans? >> there's been no evidence yet both with cats and dogs but even if they were to get it from human to animal to pet, there is no evidence yet shown that animals can pass it back to humans. >> reporter: since this is uncharted territory, the spca la released guidelines for pet owners include washing your hands after touching your pets, keep a six feet distance between your dog and others, that includes avoiding dog parks. wipe pause after walks and do not use harsh chemicals like lysol wipes and bleach. as for winston, his symptoms only lasted a few days and now he's doing much better. reporting in studio city, i'm chris ho

i'm nadia romero reporting. >>the city of is reporting its first coronavirus related death berkeley's health official says a person was in their 40's and had underlying health conditions. health officials believe that person contracted the virus through communities spread. and there is concern tonight about senior care facilities in alameda county to particular after 7 residents died in an outbreak at a center in hayward 25 staff at the gateway care and rehabilitation center tested positive alongside 40 more residents, 7 of whom have died. now the county is taking steps not only to ensure protocol is being followed at these facilities, but they're also working to make sure the virus is not spread by staff who work at more than one facility. and in the bay area there are now more than 4,000 confirmed cases of the virus 115 people have died 47 of those deaths are in santa clara county san mateo has 21 10 people have died of covid-19 in san francisco county. there have been 8 in contra costa 17 in alameda county wh

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nadia is in veterinary care and is expected to recover here at the zoo says the tiger was infected by a person carrying forward who had yet to show symptoms. the cdc says animals can become infected by the coronavirus but scientists don't think they can spread it to humans.>>> members of the church you were planning to attend worship services on this palm sunday were told to go home. the pastor of the cross culture christian center told his congregation that the landlord change the lock and service was canceled. church members were not happy. up until today the congregation defy the stay-at-home order citing their constitutional right to assembly. >> i am not thrilled in general with the restriction of religious liberties, especially during what is christian's most holy week. >> authority say the property owner had the locks changed after the san joaquin county health department ordered the church to shut down last week.>> a restaurant in the east bay is giving back in the best way they know how, by delivering free meals hard work this pandemic.>> there are a lot of people wondering h

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there is not the same test that was performed on nadia that is performed on human beings.pletely different test. >> that's interesting. this is a big deal. it's believed that the coronavirus began in animals, then went to humans. if it's going back to animals, that's a whole new chain of transmission. something to monitor. good news that the other big cats at the bronx zoo, other tigers, leopards, cheetahs, pumas, all good. a wonderful zoo. once new york city opens up, everyone should take a visit. broadway, another big attraction. you understands you have a -- i understand that you have a young fan left in shock? >> reporter: bill time. a young super fan of the hit "hamilton" got the surprise of a lifetime. this is 9-year-old aubrey. she is chatting with actor john krasinski on zoom. she was supposed to go see "hamilton," but it was canceled due to the pandemic. so krasinski called in some of these friends to make this happen. watch. ♪ new york you in new york you can be in new york you can be a new man -- in new york ♪ >> alexander hamilton. his friends are lin-manuel mi

>>extending in washington, i'm nadia romero reporting. >>well yesterday california's deadliest day so far in this pandemic with a 115 deaths reported in a single 24 hour period. in total. there are 1500 deaths in our state with more than 39,000 total confirmed cases across the country we've seen nearly 50,000 deaths 870,000 cases and as we narrow it down to the bay area specifically we've seen 234 deaths here across the bay area counties with 7,000 cases reported and you can see the breakdown county by county on your screen. with santa clara county continuing to top the list. if you want a full look at the numbers across the bay area even down to the various cities just go to our website at kron 4 dot com. by the wayside an executive order keeping debt collectors from taking any stimulus check money in california. newsome said that any debt collectors that took that money from people will have to give it back the only exception are for those childcare spousal support or money to a victim's account newsome also announced a majority of stat

nadia is now in veterinary care and is expected to recover. the zoo says the tiger not yet the cdc says animals can get infected by the coronavirus but scientists don't believe they can spread it to humans. >>> starting today the united airlines is cutting nearly all of their flights to two airports in the new york city area. united says they will reduce their current 135 flights per day out of the new work airport to just 15. newark is one of united's hub cities and united says it will operate only two flights a day out of laguardia airport. united didn't serve jfk at all before the pandemic. despite those changes united says it will still offer free travel to medical professionals coming to new york to help with the medical crisis. >>> in the north bay, the smart train is reducing their service in half because of a decline in ridership. starting tomorrow the smart train system will only operate eckstein daily trips that will serve all stations. during the coronavirus health crisis ridership has dropped by 90%. the smart train system has alre

. >> reporter: it's a shocker that nadia, a 4-year-old malayen tiger at the bronx zoo could get the coronavirusrom an asymptomatic worker. she's expected to be okay. news of the transmission prompted changes at the oakland zoo today. animal keepers seen her with personal protective equipment around their big cats. >> uh-oh, that could happen to anybody. >> reporter: surprise but not shock. that's the reaction from nikki smith and sonoma county safari west, an african adventure park th . here, the report is prompting changes. >> wearing masks and gloves while we're making the diets, and delivering the diets. >> dog and cat owners are wondering should they be worried they'll contaminate their pet. here's dr. peter dowel in mill valley. >> at this point, the determination from our governing body, the people who are more in the know, have said there's no evidence to that. >> reporter: i posed this question to pet owners in mill valley tonight. what if pets and people could transmit the virus to each other? >> we're all so close to our animals that hugging them, having them in our rooms close to us,