joining us is ewen stevenson, cfo of hsbc.e've got lots to discuss, but let's start with the credit losses. 2020 credit losses could swell to seven to $11 billion. how robust is the guidance at the moment given the uncertainty around how bad the impact of coronavirus could be? a resolve the us we a great degree of uncertainty around the range. we saw $3 billion of expected credit losses in the first fourfold on last year. the seven to 11 range is an estimate on what we can see. durationndent on the and economic impact of the coronavirus during the remainder of the year. manus: good morning to youmanus: . scenariothe worst case , the tencent elevens, what 11's, what's and needs to go right? -- we are we need already seeing it in china and hong kong, the start of a the coronavirus in terms of the harsher economic impacts. europe and the u.s. is going to go through a very difficult second quarter and i think it will depend very much on the degree of recovery we see into the fourth quarter later this year. nejra: we also understan

stevenson is charged with creating fake e-commerce sites to sell masks for $40 each. federal authorities say stevenson falsely claimed to have respirator masks in stock and available for sale and shipment. but the masks, including some for a bay area healthcare worker, never arrived. >> at the end of the day a fraud is a fraud. if you are doing the crime we are going to come after you. but at times like this where we should be united in taking care of those, especially those healthcare workers that need the masks. >> stevenson was arrested in his home in michigan. 's website says an unexpected delay in the supply chain are causing shipping delays. if he's convicted, stevenson faces a maximum of 30 years in prison, five years of probation and $1000 fine. >>> a stretch of south on highway 101 through san francisco is close overnight for construction. on a normal day more than 240,000 vehicles traveled the section of highway at alameda boulevard and interstate 280. crews have already removed and replaced 800 feet of the northbound lanes. now they are starting on the sout

rodney stevenson is accused of charging people hundreds of dollars for n-95 masks they never received. authorities in san francisco say you steve claiming he n95 masks for sale and rid i did for shipment. the masks were you priced at $40 each. at least three people who paid never received them. >> at the end of the day, fraud is fraud. if you are doing the crime, we're going to go come after you. in times like these when we should be reunited, especially those healthcare workers that need the masks. >> stevenson was arrested at his website says that, quote, unexpected delays in the supply chain are causing shipping delays. stevens faces a maximum of 30 years in prison if he is con instructed. >>> san francisco mayor london breed says the review process for building a new housing development is moving ahead. it will be built at the balboa reservoir next to city college. 1100 new homes will be but at the current plan with 150 units set aside for faculty owners ahead. half of the homes will be afor the recordable housing and it will include childcare for as many as 400 children. >> you l

we speak to the former chief economist of the labor department, betsey stevenson. that is next.s is bloomberg. ♪ [ "one more time" by daft punk ] woo! [ laughing ] woo! play pop music! ♪ no way dude, play rock music! yeah! -woah! no matter what music you like, stream it now on pandora with xfinity. and don't forget to catch "trolls world tour". let's party people! ♪ one more time wordoomberg held headquarters in new york. i'm taylor riggs. markets rebounding after wednesday's selloff as oil prices surge. president trump saying russia and saudi arabia will cut output, sending brent crude up more than 40% before paring some of those gains. oil is down more than 50%. another record-setting week for u.s. jobless claims. more than 6 million americans filing for unemployment, almost 10 million over the last two weeks as the economy reels from the coronavirus. infections in the u.s. now topping 200,000. vice president mike pence is taking an optimistic tone as virus testing picks up, telling bloomberg he expects a strong economic rebound in the u.s., highlights from that conversation c

stevenson is charged with creating a fake e-commerce site the sell masks for at least $40 each. federal authorities allege stevenson falsely claimed to have n95 respirator masks in stock and available for saleng shortage caused by the pandemic. but the masks, including some for a healthcare worker, never arrived. >> at the end of the day a fraud is a fraud and if you are doing the crime will come after you. but at times like this when we should be united and working together and taking care of the healthcare workers that need the masks and to take care of the families and patients coming in. >> reporter: stevenson was arrested at his home in michigan. attempts to reach him today were not successful. is website says unexpected delays in the supply chain are causing shipping delays. if convicted, he faces a maximum of 30 years in prison, five years of probation and $1000 fine. >>> three san jose city council women held an online news conference today calling for support of survivors of sexual assault, child abuse and domestic violence during the covid-19 crisis. councilwoman sylvi

block was pro-stevenson, and very adamant about that in his cartoons. and they felt that mr. block's opinion of eisenhower failing to control mccarthy and nixon went too far. and might, perhaps, persuade voters not to vote for him and so it didn't run. it did run in the areas where mr. block was syndicated, the other newspapers. what you also need to know about this cartoon is that "washington post" missed it. readers missed it. they knew a cartoon had appeared elsewhere. it hasn't appeared in their hometown papers and they were angry. and "the washington post" ran every single cartoon that mr. block chose to draw after that. he had a lot of power at the "washington post" as a cartoonist. we can see mr. block's art has evolved from that midwestern pen and ink-type drawing to a very loose type style. much less loose with a little of ink blush and coquille board, a stipple board so it grabs the pencil and gives it a nice texture. he used whiteout both as a way to control his mistakes but also to enhance his image. so, for example, on this canoe being guided by president kennedy

authorities in san francisco say stevenson created a website claiming he had an 95 respirator masks for sale and ready for shipment. investigators say the masts were placed at $40 each but at least three people who paid for the masts never received them. >> during the day fraud is fraud. if you do the crime we are coming up to. times like this we should be united working gutter and making sure those healthcare workers that need the masts with family second care of. >> it he was arrested at his home in michigan, the website says unexpected delays in the supply chain are causing shipping delays stevenson faces a maximum of 30 years in prison if convicted. >>> the time is just about 5:10, steve paulson's coming back to join us, it's cooler for sure. it is also good sleeping weather. >> it will be tonight. that is for sure. no doubt about it. tough for some last night but, there is no doubt a seabreeze already cranking up here on the delta. higher clouds, lower clouds underneath and that all spells cooler, much more so. but yesterday. we had some pretty toasty numbers there. 92 concord conc

stevenson faces now a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison.nd during the covid-19 pandemic shows that criminals are using a cough as their weapon. the fbi says it's cracking down on those offenders with kron 4 says he can do now to explain. >>the boys of that store. to the right thing in not into each to with somebody that tension was carrying a demo by risk to women cover lead over al a and resent us a buzz have been arrested on federal charges in connection to using a cop as a weapon during a robbery back on april 6 2020 inside a walgreens in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood fbi special agent in charge john bennett and they were approached by offshore personnel. >>they began to cost you know pretty. all pretty aggressively and then they always told everybody that covid and so in their own they were they were telling people they were positives for for this fires, this comes on the heels of a similar incident allegedly involving this unidentified woman inside a retail store, the lay whoa. >>no arrest in that case. fbi investigators say

so as mentioned a 23 year veteran of the force stevenson has 2 children one in grade $61.00 in grade 8 so this is obviously a tragedy that it has been driven home especially the people of nova scotian as you know police when this happens to a police officer anywhere in north america the way that we were react the outpouring in the their brotherhood of sorts and of course this is being felt throughout north america also the elementary school teacher was one of the victims added to that the 2 people that worked at the corrections facilities a couple to separate facilities one male one female 2 health care workers were also killed and you know these are just the numbers adding up these are people that lived in these small communities so you can as you can imagine a lot of people are being touched by this when it comes to gun control here in canada i know one thing is we don't see massacres like this very often the last thing that even comes close to what happened in 1989 in montreal when 14 were women were killed out of college and our country control laws became much stricter at that p

it is with tremendous sadness that a share with you that we have lost constable heidi stevenson, a 23 the course who was killed this morning while responding to an active shooter incident. heidi answered the call of duty and lost a local protecting those she served. police were first called to a residence in portapique. there located several casualties but not the suspect gabriel wortman. and overnight search for gabriel wortman led police toa number of for gabriel wortman led police to a number of areas including somewhere structures were on fire. they asked people to stay indoors, as to the government's believed location online and said he may be wearing a royal canadian mounted police uniform despite not being employed by the service. the canadian parameter began his regular briefing on coronavirus to focus on the shooting. before we get started i want to touch briefly on the unfolding events in portapique, nova scotia. i know we have been watching this on the new. my hearts go out to everyone affected and what is a terrible situation. i want to think the police for their hard work

stevenson faces a maximum sentence of up to 30 years in prison. a disturbing trend during the covid-19 pandemic some criminals are apparently using a cough as a weapon and tonight, the fbi says it is cracking down on those offenders as kron four's haaziq madyun reports it is all to protect essential workers. >>the boys of that store. to the right not to chase to with somebody that tension was carrying a. and emma iris to it and cover lead over al a and resent us a buzz have been arrested on federal charges in connection to using a caulk as a weapon during a robbery back on april 6 2020 inside a walgreens in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood fbi special agent in charge john bennett and they were approached by offshore personnel. >>they began to cost you know pretty. pretty aggressively and then they always told everybody that covid and so in their own they were they were telling people they were positive score for this fires, this comes on the heels of a similar incident allegedly involving this unidentified woman inside a retail store, the l

the testing center here in fremont is located on stevenson boulevard. if you are first responder or medical worker and you want to schedule an appointment to get tested, you can do so. i've tweeted out the number for you to call and schedule appointment. look for julian ga abc on twitter. reporting live in fremont this morning, i'm julian glover. >> as testing ramps up in the bay area, so are the number of cases. nearly 3,000 cases of covid-19, which is an increase of more than 230 compared to the total number we had this time yesterday. 75 people have now died, including the first reported death in solano county. bay area leads with more than 1,000. san mateo is just ahead of san francisco with 453 cases. in the north bay, mendocino county is reporting four cases and lake county remains unchanged with no positive cases. >>> in ts fdcy medical center in a surge of covid-19 cases. preparations were under way to transform the event center into a makeshift hospital. >> we are working to double hospital capacity in contra costa from 1,100 beds to 2,200 beds

that item passes, 6-0, placing us on item 13, 2017-014833 env, at 469 stevenson street. this is a public hearing on the draft e.i.r. are you ready? >> yes. i'm going to share my screen. my name is jennie delumo. joining me remotely today is lisa gibson, environmental review officer and jessica range, principal planner, both with the project department. the item before you today is review and comment on the draft environmental impact report or draft e.i.r. prepared for the proposed project. the purpose is today's hearing is to take comments on the accuracy and adequacy of the draft e.i.r. in compliance with the california environmental quality act or ceqa. no approval on this document is requested at this time. the draft e.i.r. for the proposed project was published on march 11, 2020. the public review period began on march 12, 2020, and will continue until 5:00 p.m. on may 11, 2020. the project site is an approximately 28,790 foot through lot in the soma neighborhood. it is on the block between 5 and 6 streets. the project is currently developed with 166 surface space pa

drive-through only at the fremont tactical center here on stevenson boulevard open from 10:00 until 5or until all the test kits are exhausted for that day. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thank you very much, bob. cover your face, that is the advice from health care workers whether you're going to the doctor's office, maybe even just going for a walk or heading out for some essential supplies. cover it all up. kriz sanch kris sanchez has more on this. don't go hunting for the medical grade masks. >> reporter: any simple scarf will do. i found this one in my daughter's room, wrap it around a couple times. the idea is not to filter out the virus. do that without medical grade equipment but the idea is to keep infected people from spreading the virus. we found stores in san francisco and around the bay area already sold out of the n95 masks. the one-time use masks as well. that's okay because those are not the kind of face coverings that we're supposed to be using. the guidance is to use nonmedical grade that is anything to cover your face to keep some

stevenson was interest ed in relen quinn sh his role as ceo i can tell you and have reported previously, that people expected that mr. stevenson would have potentially tried to step down asser early as the end of last year or the beginning of the this year. as ceo however, elliot came into the stock. that sort of changed the dynamic a bit and the number of different things but it wasn't expected that he was going to stay through this year and now he will be stepping down as of july 1st as the ceo taking or continuing to be executive chairman until january of next year, which they will name what is expected to be a separate person to be the chairman while stankey steps up on july 1 as ceo >> david, when we consider whether his legacy was successful r or not, is the key deciding factor for h that in fact yet to be decided in do we have to wait a couple of years to see whether the acquisition proves to be b a successful one or not >> i think that's a great question listen, he's been on the job for 13 years he's dramatically changed the nature of at&t's businesses. it was almost a pure wire

beatrice if you want to have their, 7200 stevenson boulevard in fremont. back to you.>>> 6:32 right now as we track wall street, it up and up just about two minutes ago as we checked the dow, the dow is down just by a little bit in the red, down about 66 points right now.>>> meanwhile happening today, businesses will be available but actually getting it will be available. businesses are eligible for at least $350 billion a month, the loan to be forgiven if they maintain their work force and use the money or essential operations. according to the wall street journal, some of the nation's biggest banks like j.p. morgan chase are prepared, though, to start handing out the cash. they are reportedly still waiting on some guidance for the federal government on exactly how the program is supposed to work.>>> this morning, governor gavin newsom is throwing out a lifeline to help keep small businesses afloat. he is proposing and interest- free deferral of state sales tax payments and telling w. iness owners to use to 00the yer isgood >> my taxable sales could be ri

this is the fremont tactical training center on stevenson boulevard. it's by appointment only and walkups will not be allowed. here is a look at the latest confirmed bay area coronavirus cases now nearly 3,000. 74 people have died. santa clara county in the bay area will have been considered the hot zone. the rate of new cases has stabilized over the past three days. >>> a look of the forecast. kari, how is it looking? >> hopefully we'll all have a chance to get outside and get some fresh air for just a little while and relax for a bit. we're also enjoying some beautiful weather. a live look in san francisco. we're going to see our temperatures today reaching into the upper 60s. tomorrow is when the rain returns. we'll see the scattered showers from saturday into monday and we'll also see a cooldown in our temperatures, but once that rain moves out, we'll gradually start to warm back up. so we'll be tracking that rain with more updates. marcus? >>> thank you, kari. another local news update in the next 30 minutes and, of course, we're always on at nbcb

. >> one of the victims was heidi stevenson, a 23-year-old mounted fleece veteran. 51-year-old gabriel wortman was killed after a long manhunt. police still haven't confirmed how he died. >>> time is for: 03. california now has more than 31,000 the coronavirus cases and almost 1200 people have died. the bay area has more than 6300 cases, 199 people have died. 20 in san francisco. 50 in alameda county. in six bay area counties, you have to wear face masks and the public in out. alameda, contra costa, marin, san francisco, and san mateo counties. fremont also has a face covering order of its own it. you don't have to cover up if you're in your car, at home, or exercising outside, but you are urged and advised to carry a mask with you whenever you leave the house. >>> our time is for: 04. an entire community in marin county becomes the first in the nation to be everybody be tested for the coronavirus. these tests are free. organizers raise enough money to pay the cost. the tests will give researchers information about how white spread infections may have been and how many people already a

el lugar estÁ ubicado en la cuadra 7200 del boulevard stevenson en la ciudad de freeman las autoridadesahora es cubrirse la boca y la nariz. nuestra compaÑera marÍa antonieta mejÍas no tiene los detalles. maria: el debate sobre las mascarillas o su o cubrebocas ha evolucionado conforme avanza la pandemia de coronavirus. ahora el centro de control para la enfermedades recomienda usarlo de manera voluntaria al salir de casa para evitar la propagaciÓn del virus. >> ahora hay mÁs evidencia que cubrirse la boca con la mÁscara o cubrebocas que ayuda a interrumpir la transmisiÓn. maria: pero ante la escasez de los cubrebocas que usan los profesionales de la salud, los mÉdicos ahora recomiendan usar los mÁs comunes. >> no sÓlo tenemos dos tipos de mÁscaras . esta que son las n-95 que pedimos que la gente no las use y este es el tipo de mÁscara que es la más sencilla o inclusive, mÁscaras caseras. maria: los hechos en casa podrÍan protegerlo del virus y tambiÉn evitar que se estÁ lo tiene y no presenta sÍntomas se lo contagie alguien mÁs. >> estamos pidiendo que todo el mundo lo use porque yo te

robert lewis stevenson. the debris is being cleaned up right now. the sweeper has arrived. it's a narrow, dark roadway and there's traffic control so be there, be advised. a head-on crash reported but no major injuries. we're just tracking. back to you. >>> all right, thanks, mike. coming up for you, schools from the bay area and beyond are redefining how to teach students while everyone is at home. how is it going? ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> welcome back to you. 6:24. governor newsome has laid out a six-point plan for reopening california and when itsome may redesigned before resuming in the fall. joining us to talk about that and metropolitan more is pittsburg superintendent of schools dr. janet schulze. thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> so i want to start off with a l

the dead officer he be identified as hidy stevenson. >>> a man that was shot and killed at a walmart was tased before being shot once in the upper body. he died at the scene. the officer involved in the shooting is a 20 year veteran of the san leandro department. >>> now on to the coronavirus. >> this is what it's about. does it remind you of something? it remind you of this. one is a swab and one is a q tip. >> reporter: the president's announcement came during this evening'sal briefing at the white house saying that testing would need to double for at least a partial re oping of the country. there are more than 40,000 deaths. here in california there are more than 31,000 confirmed cases with more than 71,000 deaths. and we have received word less than an hour ago that the first prison inmate has died in california. it is estimated thousands of prisoners are at risk of contracting the virus prompting jails and prisons to release prisoners early. >>> congress and the white house are said to be close to a deal to help small business owners who are struggling because of the stay in pla

by phone stevenson's father told the iteam that they were asleep in michigan when agents arrived with guns drawn and called it a imtch-hunt and said his son is a evson filed a complaint blaming defendants, including a web hosting company ecommerce llc for freezing $3 million of em general's funds after receiving complaints from customers who never received their masks. the lawsuit claims is that is why em general couldn't refund their customers for the masks they couldn't receive. >> at the time of the filing of the civil complaint, we executed a search warrant on his gmail account and as described in the complaint, the allegations that he makes in los angeles are dem demonstrvly false. . it can seem all too easy to lie on the internet but for those who would engage in this sort of criminal activity know that the doj is here to stop them. >> reporter: he did receive masks from em general but cheaply made fabric masks not the n95 masks he ordered. for the iteam, >>> the iteam has been hard at work. you can read their stories or contact them with any questions or concerns you may have b

stevenson faces a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison president trump expected to sign an executive order to compel meat processing plants to remain open amid the coronavirus pandemic meat processing plants in a number of states have either shut down or limited their production because some factories have turned into coronavirus hot spots. >>those closures leaf farmers with no where to send their pigs and chickens nor their cattle which could force them to euthanize millions of animals however, an executive order would mean meat processing plants become critical infrastructure and the jobs would become essential a big financial boost is expected to be going to small businesses side it might take longer than lawmakers had planned the federal government says that it has approved and processed $50 billion in loans from the latest relief package. but the banks are complaining that a bottleneck at the small business administration is severely slowing the process. they key industry groups say the spa's loan processing system is still unable to handle the volume of loan applications from b

stevenson faces a maximum of 30 years in prison if convicted. or in washington. >>lawmakers are calling on the inspector general at the department of justice to investigate it federal prisons >>concerned about the safety of federal inmates and prison staff 2 senators are calling for an internal investigation into the federal prison system. our washington dc reporter raquel martin has more. >>there's been an abnormally high. >>number of this iowa, republican senator chuck grassley says he's concerned for the health and safety of federal inmates and prison staff during the pandemic we don't know whether the. >>proper protocol. >>has been followed or not grassley in illinois democratic senator dick durbin what the inspector general at the department of justice to investigate they want to know what the bureau of prisons is following cdc guidelines to prevent the spread of the virus. we want to make sure that we're doing everything we can to keep the prisoners say already nearly 30 federal inmates have died from covid-19. >>and the number testing positive has more tha

stevenson faces a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison. >>today was another gorgeous day in the bay area normally people would be heading to the beaches but that of course is no longer allowed unless you live near those beaches. this was a saying in pacifica today, the city's police department says this past weekend it ordered more than 700 people to leave the beach because they did not live within 5 miles law enforcement in san mateo county says that they may start citing people who are not following the shelter-in-place order those citations can range anywhere from $50 to $10,000 lot of people hit the beaches in the santa cruz area as well over the weekend and they did as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now that has local officials there considering new ways to make sure beachgoers keep their distance from one another. >>this was the scene on the beach and pleasure point in santa cruz last weekend too many people too close together. after recently easing the local shelter in place order reopen many beaches, the rules are about to be tig

previously on march 30th, stevenson filed a federal civil complaint blaming defendant, including a web hosting company, ecommerce llc for freezing $3 million of em general's funds after receiving complaints from customers who never received their masks. the lawsuit claims that's why em general couldn't refund customers for the masks they never received. >> unnoens to him at the time of the filing of the complaint, we executed the search warrant on his gmail account. as described in the complaint, the allegations that he makes in los angeles are demonstrably false. >> what do you want to say to those people who might be thinking that this is the next big money maker? >> it can seem all too easy to lie on the internet, but for those who would engage in this sort of criminal activity know that the doj is here to stop it. >> a victim from new york told investigators he did receive masks from em general, but they were cheaply made fabric masks, not the n95 masks he had ordered. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> from problems with ppe to the nursing homes dealing with coronavirus outbreaks, the

now, the testing site here in fremont, if you're looking for the address, it's 7200 stevenson boulevardning at 10:00 this morning. as i mentioned, first responders and those on the front lines, medical staff, will be prioritized. you can call ahead and schedule a screening. that number to call is up on our website abc7news.com. another thing that we're looking to find out that we don't know so far is how long it will take folks to get those test results back after they've been tested. reporting in fremont this morning, julian glover, abc 7 news. >> thank you, julian. >>> this morning, we are learning a crew member from the "grand princess" ship has died. want to take you to sky 7 which is live above the "grand princess" in san francisco bay near oracle park. the crew member died of coronavirus in a san francisco hospital after being transferred off the ship last month. hundreds of workers still remain onboard the "grand princess" now docked in san francisco. their 14-day quarantine ends tomorrow. now, there are nearly 3,000 cases of covid-19 in the bay area and in santa cruz county. 75

just opened in fremont, the drive-through site is located at the fire tactical training center on stevenson boulevard. anyone seeking a test must have a 100-degree fever and other covid-19 symptoms such as a cough and shortness of breath. >> we have a pretty good site picked out here. we're able to use the side street. we have been very carively bout our messaging. only want this to be a drive-up site. we're working with a local health clinic on a partnership that hopefully we can take advantage of next week. >> the testing site is opened each day from 10:00 to 5:00. >>> san francisco's mayor said the city will face an estimated $1.7 billion budget deficit over the next two years, but said they are still working to help the small business community. >> we also announced a fund to provide additional $10 million to support our small businesses, where small businesses can request up to a $50,000 no-interest loan with a flexible repayment schedule, and we added additional monies to our grant program for small businesses, as well. >> the mayor said she hopes that the city fund will help, in addi

for unemployment in the last three weeks but that might not be the full picture as economist betsy stevenson 6 million to 7 million unemployment insurance initial claims per here may be telling us how many per week, not how many people are trying. many people are now turning to food banks. the stunning photo is of 10,000 people waiting at a food bank in san antonio. a food bank worker says these lines are different. >> there is people coming who have never come to a food pantry in their lives. that's a big difference. and for some people to realize that's their need, you know, it's a tough thing. >> joining us now is betsy stephenson who served as an economic advisor and chief economist at the department of labor in the obama administration and jared bernstein, former economic policy advisor to vice president biden, a cnbc contributor. betsy, your comments about the 6 million plus people who filed for first-time unemployment benefits roughly two weeks in a row does draw one to wonder, that's kind of interesting how the numbers were almost exactly the same. people have reported difficulty in

his name is terry stevenson. >> you guys are from out of state so we're going to treat you like you have. >> reporter: out here they rely on their common sense. >> the governor did not give a stay-at-home order. you know when it's raining, nobody should have to tell you to put on a rain coat. so we've got a disease going around. nobody should tell you you have to stay home. >> reporter: there are zero cases in platt county right now. but eventually, he believes covid will come here too. dan brekt owns the wandering hermit bookshop. business hasn't been hit that hard. >> we've done pretty well. people who don't have anything to do read books or they want to get a jigsaw puzzle or a board game. >> reporter: but he worries about the rest of the town. ned resh is the ceo of the hospital, one of the friendly folks who innocently reached out to shake my hand. he says they've been locked and loaded for weeks but no covid patients yet. >> a lot of elective surgeries and things we would typically do we're not doing to make sure we stay safe. >> reporter: rural hospitals across the country bracing

included a 23-year veteran of the mounted police canada's national police force, constable heidi stevenson, mother of two. prime minister justin trudeau said his heart goes out to everyone affect in the situation. >>> for the second week in a row the south is being hammered by severe weather the system has stretched all the way from flood prone houston, texas, to the carolinas. bringing heavy downpours, hail and damaging winds meanwhile in the same area where we just saw a deadly tornado outbreak there are reports of widespread damage again. another round of storms slammed into alabama overnight and more than 60,000 people lost power. the heavy rain has already started to cause flooding here you can see from the video a home starting to be swamped with water. >>> tracking it all for us nbc meteorologist janessa webb good morning >> hi, good morning, everyone. we're continuing to see the devastation across the south and watching the severe weather since yesterday around 10:00 a.m. and now it's really starting to pick up for the overnight into the early morning hours. currently we are under

the testing site at the fire station on stevenson boulevard near eureka drive is open daily from 10:00 to 5:00 p.m. or until they max out of tests for the day. >>> a group of east bay volunteers hosted a donation drive for personal protective equipment today. operation love just finished up two days collecting gloves, masks and other items at danville's village theater and art gallery. one of the organizers says this is just the beginning. >> we're going to keep out here until all the nurses, all the retirement homes, all the meals on wheels, everybody has some protection. so please, come help operation love because i'm a nurse of 34 years, and we are here to help and serve. >> you can help with donating supplies including making masks by finding operation love on facebook. operation love will hold another donation drive in livermore on friday and saturday. >>> tonight more than 20,000 people have died in the u.s. from coronavirus. more than any other country. that is according to johns hopkins university. new york's governor says his state may be flattening the curve, but as abc news

. >> among the victims as a police officer, constable heidi stevenson with a 23 year veteran of the forcend a mother of two. laura podesta, cbs news. >>> a bay area man who recently lost his job has just now had his car stolen and it was all caught on camera. check out this video here, you can see a man in an orange shirt wearing mask, casually walking up to a car on mission street in san francisco, second later, he takes off. the victim had only been working for uber eats for 10 days and left the engine running. >> because i thought there was a red light over there, but he didn't stop, he just past the street. >> the victim was a server at the restaurant at fisherman's wharf for the last year, he has now filed a car report with the police. this morning, a big area and emeryville is back open after a freight train went off its tracks. it happened yesterday afternoon, several roads near palo street bridge were blocked off for almost 5 hours. no one on the train or near the tracks were hurt, union pacific is investigating what happed happened during the derailment. >>> a contra costa county

on the back row is robert louis stevenson, the novelist, and to the left is stevenson's mother. you see what kind of spread they put. this is not in the palace. this is in kalakaua's boat house. well, as a crown princess, she earned a real hard name with the american business community. this is one of my favorite pictures. in 1887, liliuokalani, who is standing -- by the way, that diamond butterfly in her hair is on display in the palace today. and kalakaua's wife. now, the british had long been friends of the hawaiian monarchy, and this is where that value of the boston parlor that is so criticized came in. there is a reception, and queen kpapeolani who didn't speak good english didn't realize she's the highest lady in the room and nobody could sit down. when liliu got there, she was asked, why doesn't she sit so we can sit down? liliu would have known in an instant, if you're the queen, you sit down so other people can sit down. but she didn't know that. by the way, that dress that kapiulani is wearing -- every head at europe is at the queen's jubilee. in the procession, lifeg

heidi stevenson waste a 23 year n of the force and a mother of two.tarthile s yil stongtr t oll anved laura: you are watching "c world news america." still to come onig ton's program, the economic devastation brought by the coronavirus, how there in america have been hit hardest by the crisis. millions of people across india have been allowed to go back to work. individualtates are given the the bbc has more on this story now. >> last week when prime minister modi announced the shutdown would be extended until may 3, he also said the government would look at areas and sectors whereerps some of the restrictions could be eased with a view to reduce the economic distress that the lockdown is causing. so the areas that have seen that happening today are largely rural parts of the country, not very densely populated, and where there so fa have not been any confirmed cases of coronavirus. farming, fishing,ti dairy ties are all but allowed to resume. work on plantations, any work for public utilities like constructing of roads, sewer lines, all of that in th

now, the site is here in fremont and located at 7200 stevenson boulevard. again, it opens at 10:00 a.m. if you are a first responder and someone in the medical profession and you want to be able to jump the line, they are allowing people to schedule appointments, but there is a number you have to call and i'll tweet that out. juliangabc7 on twitter. i'm julian glover, abc 7 news. >>> as testing ramps up in the bay area and in santa cruz county so are the number of coronavirus cases. so far 3,000 cases of covid-19 which is an increase of 230 compared to the total number that we had this time yesterday. 75 people have now died, including the first reported death in solono county. santa clara leads with confirmed cases with more than 1,000. san mateo is just ahead of san francisco with 453 cases. in the north bay, mendocino reporting four confirmed cases and lake cconfirmed cases. >>> an old ford factory is being converted into a emergency mdical center. these preparations were under way to transform the event center into a makeshift hospital. >> we are workin

right at the fremont fire tactical training center addresses on your screen at 7200 stevenson boulevard. the site will be open from 10:00am until 05:00pm or until it runs out of tests, everyone who wants to get tested will have to go through a 2 step screening process. first you have to have a fever of over 100 degrees and then also you have to show symptoms such as shortness of breath. a little east bay there's also a plan to convert the crane way pavilion into a medical station for coronavirus patients and contra costa county. the 250 bed temporary facility could be up and running by the 3rd week of april that's the goal. that's about the time experts predict that the bay area will see that peak in virus cases. and medical supplies are being brought in by the national guard's that's happening this week and the federal medical station would be an alternate care side for patients who on't need i see you level care and it would also be used only if local hospitals can not handle the surge in cases. more than 1100 cases of coronavirus in california with over 240 deaths. and there's also m

victims of the attack included a 23-year veteran of the royal canadian mounted police constable heidi stevenson was a mother of two. prime minister justin trudeau said his heart goes out to everyone affected in this situation. >>> the south is getting slammed by another round of severe weather. just one week after a serious of deadly tornadoes powerful winds are again riping across the southeast and leaving behind a path of destruction. there have been reports overnight of serious damage in alabama, georgia and northern florida. before the winds picked up again alabama had already been hit by storms powerful enough to rip off roofs and bring down trees this weather also brings the threat of severe flooding and more than 90,000 people across the southeast have lost power. >>> tracking all this wicked weather for us, nbc meteorologist janessa webb good morning, janessa. >> reporter: hey, good morning, good to see you too. good morning, everyone we still have a very fluid situation that continues to roar through the south and southeast. finally seeing a little bit of a break for louisiana but we'v

located at the fire tactical training center on stevenson boulevard. >>> earlier today we focused on some of the culture stigmas connected with coronavirus during a town hall. we with people from a variety of different backgrounds. they shared misconception. >> the virus doesn't care what race you are. it really doesn't matter if you're poor or you're rich. it really depends on how many people in that community have it. >> you can watch our entire virtual town hall by visiting our website, abc7news.com, or on -- or free on our abc7 news app. >>> i'm dan noyes in sunnyvale. coming up, a woman's life-changing prescription is cut off because the drug may be a treatment for coronavirus. i investigate. >>> taking extra precautions. why some doctors are being asked to shave their beards. >>> coming up next, we'll explain a new online dating series called "quarantine tine bachel bachelor" where instead of a rose, you get toilet paper. back-to-back ologist sandh storms for your weekend. vial the hour-by-hour timeline coming up. >> sandhya, thanks. >>> and catch a special edition of "nightlin

this include morrison's colleague, constable heidi stevenson, known by many in the community.you know? and just how caring she was and she was so sweet and always had a goofy humour. people in nova scotia have paid tribute to the fallen, leaving flowers, flags and signs outside this police station. but while people stopped to remember, officers continued to look for answers. why did 51—year—old gabriel wortman, man who owned a denture clinic, dress as a police officer, get into a marked police car and begin killing innocent people? wortman was killed after being intercepted by officers at a petrol station in enfield, about 92 kilometres south of portapique. the canadian prime minister, justin trudeau, said his government was on the verge of introducing bans for assault—style weapons before the coronavirus outbreak. the pandemic will prevent us from mourning together in person. but a vigil will be held virtually to celebrate the lives of the victims at 7pm on friday through the facebook group colchester supporting our community. i don't know how the community will move on from

located at the fire tactical training center on stevenson boulevard. >>> earlier today we focused on some of the culture stigmas connected with coronavirus during a town hall. we with people from a variety of different backgrounds. they shared misconception. >> the virus doesn't care what race you are. it really doesn't matter if you're poor or you're rich. it reallepds on how many people in that community have it. >> you can watch our entire virtual town hall by visiting our website, abc7news.com, or on -- or free on our abc7 news app. >>> i'm dan noyes in sunnyvale. coming up, a woman's life-changing prescription is cut off because the drug may be a treatment for coronavirus. i investigate. >>> taking extra precautions. why some doctors are being asked to shave their beards. >>> coming up next, we'll explain a new online dating series called "quarantine bachel bachelor" where instead of a rose, you get toilet paper. >>> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel tracking back-to-back storms for your weekend. vial the hour-by-hour timeline coming up. >> sandhya, thanks. >>> and catch a special

now, the site is here in fremont and located at 7200 stevenson boulevard.u are a first responder and someone in the medical profession and you want to be able to jump the line, they are allowing people to schedule appointments, but there is a number you have to call and i'll tweet that out. juliangabc7 on twitter. i'm julian glover, abc 7 news. >>> as testing ramps up in the bay area and in santa cruz county so are the number of coronavirus cases. so far 3,000 cases of covid-19 which is an increase of 230 compared to the total number that we had this time yesterday. 75 people have now died, including the first reported death in solono county. santa clara leads with co