now on bbc news, an exclusive film from inside the lodi hospital in lombardy, where doctors and nurseson the frontline of the coronavirus outbreak in italy. the story of italy's coronavirus outbreak starts here. on the 20th of february, there were no known cases of covid—i9 in europe. doctors were aware of what was happening in china. but no—one in lodi expected their small, provincial hospital, and its sister clinic in codogno, 15 miles up the road, to become the epicentre of the outbreak. doctor paglia knew his small a&e department in codogno did not have the resources to cope. so, in the middle of the night, he prepared to move the whole operation to the bigger hospital in lodi. what doctor paglia and his colleagues did not know was that the virus had been incubating in the community for weeks. suddenly, patients began arriving in huge numbers. they all need one thing — oxygen. in the very beginning we were astonished. it was clear that that was a source of mass casualties. so, just to give you a rough idea, this was the overcrowding situation that we had in the very beginning. thes

and your staff, the ones you got for lodi, frankly, their future is staff, the ones you got for lodi,— the ones you have got furloughed. as well as the future of your cafe. i think we will survive. and i think a lot of businesses will serve five. they just and i think a lot of businesses will serve five. theyjust need to adapt. the problem is if our turnover drops to probably 50% or even less that what it is now, our biggest cost is staff, and that's unfortunately where cuts are going to have to be made. good luck to you, patrick. thank you for being with us. patrick glennie smith, owner of the the primrose cafe in bristol. let's get more reaction to this from the labour mp for houghton & sunderland south, bridget phillipson, who's the shadow chief secretary to the treasury. the opposition point of view on this. what would you say about what rishi sunak has been talking about today, extending all the way till october, albeit with employers asked to contribute from the end ofjuly, the beginning of august? we supported the creation of the job retention scheme, we called for it, and woul

officer duncan says he does not agree with the order, he's been with the lodi police department for four months. he said he had it make a tough choice to enforce the order or stand up for his beliefs. gofundme page has raised thousands of dollars. >> a great guy. he's one of the most honest cops on the force. he was put in a tough position. >> duncan is the son of a pastor who refused to enforce t services at his church. >>> twitter said that they will allow some employees to continue to work from home forever. they did not specify which roles qualify. but they expect to keep most of their office is closed until september. they have canceled all internal company events through the end of the year. >>> a federal court has temporarily blocked the trumps trump administration's effort to expand the amount of water pumped from san joaquin to the central valley. critics say that it would threaten endangered species. the injunction lasts until the end of the month. >>> palo alto police arrested a man for exposing himself and assaulting a mother and daughter. this happened over the weekend when

attorney brian chavez of show represent sean cove l the owner of fitness system gyms in sacramento lodi sacramento, originally chavez ochoa says his client was going to reopen as businesses on may first but he claims the day before his employees got a visit from 3 lodi police officers they were further toll. >>that is they opened the first day they would be fined the second did it would be arrested any received 3 letters from the county council's of san joaquin sacramento and yolo counties informing him reopening would violate health orders it was almost as if the 3 county council got together. >>and decided that this was going to the course of action and so based on that threat i instructed my client not to open and to to proceed with the litigation that we fall last tuesday a chavez of joe says that federal lawsuit asked for a temporary restraining order to stop local authorities are enforcing the stay at home order so cavell can once again run his business he's out of talking about $850,000. every day that he's ordered. 2 remain clo ed. those numbers are going to continue to go up an

this comes after a cross culture christian center in lodi sent a cease and desist letter after police entered the service and warned worshipers that they were violating the health order. the church argued that it had a right to gather and practice their religion. today a judge ruled the governor's order does not violate the constitutional rights to free assembly and religion. >>> a pastor with all nations church of god in christ says he will continue to hold service even after he was cited on easter sunday. authorities are working to crack down on defiant congregations. >> this is a live look at downtown san jose. a beautiful and clear day. emphasis go from our exclusive salesforce cameras. temperatures are rising but this week after a bit of a cool down this weekend. paul heggen joins us live. when is the heatwave going to come through? >> it will be more noticeable tomorrow and much more noticeable on thursday and friday. which is easy to believe if you are in one of the spots that warmed up into the upper 70s and low 80s. but for the city and peninsula him that fog and low cloud co

filled with black-and-white photos, she was just 15 years old, a regular at the sunset theater in lodi. >> coming to the movie theater all the time because i lived so close and there was a grocery store at the corner. >> reporter: the ruby red billfold disappeared while she was in the bathroom at the theater back in 1962 washing her hands. donna suspects the only other person in there at the time stole it. >> when i found her i told her, i said i know you have my wallet because you were the only one in there and i said i want my wallet and i want my silver dollar. >> reporter: but she never found it until now. >> i knew i had to get back to her. >> reporter: terry clark is turning this old theater into a community and performing arts center, construction crews found the hidden treasure in the wall after they suspect someone threw it in the addict. >> that was facebook in 1960, you carried it with you. >> reporter: clark turned to social media for hope posting on facebook within hours he was connected to donna, but there was one theme still missing. >> i said there was no silver dollar

across christian center in lodi sued the governor last month after the congregation was forced to stop meeting at their church. the pastor of the church says he is disappointed with the ruling and will continue to fight for the right to worship. >>> new at 11 tonight, a couple managed to find a way to get married and have friends and family witnessed the event during the shelter and place orders. it happened thanks to zoom in the santa clara county supervisor clara chavez. is the first virtual wedding in the state. they had been dating for four years after meeting, appropriately, on the internet. >> they have been apart from each other for so long, being in the same place and being able to get married and have a family and friends being able to join them is very powerful. >> last week governor newsom signed an executive order allowing for virtual marriages. >>> coming up, hotels sitting nearly empty across the country, why they may look very different when they finally reopen. >>>, a bay area transit advocate killed there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep custo

the christian center in lodi sued the governor. the pastor said he is disappointed with the ruling and will continue to fight for the right to worship. >>> as governor newsom rolls out his plans to ease the state's shelter in place restrictions is facing some criticism. "ktvu" political reporter greg lee has more on some of those complaints. >>> governor gavin newsom has been touting some of the state's new programs offering relief during the pandemic. >> just to remind you about what we have been doing for both essential workers and for those who have been displaced. >> the governor is introduced dozens of new policies but there is mounting criticism that the plans are announced before they are ready to launch. april 16th he announced the first in the nation $125 million fund for undocumented immigrants affected by the coronavirus. nonprofits will distribute the money. it is unclear when people would see a check. >> we definitely need more clear direction from the state as to more funds in two rather and please give us a timeline

temporarily ban church assemblies to prevent the spread of coronavirus the cross culture christian center in lodi and pastor jonathan de can claim the new sums stay at home orders violated their constitutional rights to freedom of religion and assembly. the church held services until the churches landlord under threat of misdemeanor from county health officials changed the locks on the church doors. a new poll from u c berkeley shows nearly 70% of californians are concerned about the health effects of ending the shelter-in-place order too soon. nearly 30% said that they're more concerned about the economic impacts of ending the shelter in place, too late and 54% that they strongly said that they strongly disapprove of the way president trump is handling the pandemic so far. a new strain of covid-19 now that said to be even worse and even more contagious than the original strain has emerged that's according to a new study by a team of scientists at the government's los alamos national laboratory. the report says that this new strain first emerged in february in europe. then migrated to the east co

this comes after a church in lodi kept holding services in spite of legal action.he landlord ended up changing the locks on the door so the congregation could not gather. >>> now details on a hearing in oakland that could have granted more emergency leave to part-time and gig workers. last night the virtual city council meeting didn't happen due to the requirement of a minimum number of people to be present in order for that meeting to continue. it's still not clear when the council will vote on that new ordinance. >>> new at 11:00, the fbi is issuing a stern warning to be on alert for coronavirus-related scams. the federal trade commission says that consumers have lost more than $24 million. google says that it's intercepted nearly 18 million malware and phishing emails each day related to the coronavirus. scams are asking people to donate using bitcoin to the world health organization. now google says they have a new tool to protect you from scams. it's calls password checkup to see if any of your pass words were compromised. >> user trust is paramount for us. an

now on bbc news, an exclusive film from inside the lodi hospital in lombardy, where doctors and nurses

. >>> they work for a lodi based company. the main focus is exterminating termites. cleaning businesses and schools and other buildings in response to the pandemic. >> this service has been off of the charts. we have had a very difficult time. trying to keep up with it. >>> the western addition is among the 100 clients they are cleaning this month alone. >> we having to disinfect the entire building. the dining room. eventually we will have guest back. >> the car owner tells me he opened for takeout in april and has been able to retain all 42 employees. he says he initially had reservations about bringing in the cleaning crew. >> it looks like they're coming in to defuse a bomb. what are they going to think. >> taking safety precautions is priority. even though the center for disease control now says the coronavirus does not spread easily. >> we need to do the best we can. to make the most safe and educated decision. >> we need to make sure we cover all bases to protect our clients. >>> the brewery says it plans to get a professional cleaning once per week in additio

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tyler is one of the attorneys representing the lodi church.u -- first off, thanks for coming on, because we really want to get your perspective on this. tell us why these pastors are so determined to defy the order and hold services and this -- to them, as they weigh this against the risk, this is the route they want to take? >> sure. you know, here in california, i think we have more restrictive -- the orders are significantly more restrictive than elsewhere in the country. maybe not new york or new jersey, possibly. but for many of these pastors they're looking at the secondary effects of what has occurred, as a result of this coronavirus shutdown. you know, from their congregants and members of their community who committed suicide or are suffering from severe depression or anxiety, people have had job losses. there's so many serious secondary effects that, you know, they want and there's no reason why a church cannot be as protective as anybody that goes to a big box grocery store or hardware store. in california, they evenal allow media t

. >> reporter: one of the things we wanted to talk about is the asparagus out of the stockton- lodi area. when the pan pandemic began and restaurants closed down, their produce purchase volume was off by 50% and had a significant impact on local growers like asparagus growers. a big portion of the asparagus comes from mexico typically because of the problems with imports across the border, they have shut down mexico, which helped local growers to knowds tent. so, jacob, malcolm and birch, the prime distributor of asparagus in the region was nice enough to bring a series of different items that i thought we could talk about. >> bob, now, if i walked into a raley's and there was a huge display on asparagus. how do you know when it's fresh or ripe? >> to tell if it's ripe, look at the tip. if it's firm and has a slight purple hue to it, you know it's okay. a yellowish look, you know it's past the time and you stay away from that one. one of the types is a ruby haze, a purple asparagus and compared to the green asparagus. it will have 20% more sugar content and less fiber. and a flavor of ar

>>coming about that's what i can say that but i was headed the lodi for another job that on highway 12ould see it so. >>that's quite a bit of smoke. firefighters battled the flames and the rising temperatures for hours as 50 says one firefighter is recovering after being treated at the hospital for heat exhaustion or just so much material that i thought to be burning for a while firefighters say the cause of the fire remains under investigation. it was christy grosz reporting miskin says all its employees evacuated safely and no injuries were reported for the first time twitter has flagged some of president trump's unsubstantiated social media comments on the site. >>here's one of the tweets from the president about mail in ballots being fraudulent and that mailboxes will be robbed. the company is now added to fact check warning to the tweet where users can be guided to factual news stories about the topics. the move comes after years in which twitter has declined to apply its community guidelines and other rules of the road to the president. most recently when he accused msnbc host jo

ban church assemblies to prevent the spread of the coronavirus the cross culture christian center in lodi and pastor jonathan duncan had alleged that nuisance stay at home order in march violated their constitutional rights to freedom of religion and assembly the church held services until the church's landlord under threat of misdemeanor of from county health officials changed the locks on the church doors and tonight we have a new poll from u c berkeley about how california is of californians are feeling about reopening the economy nearly 70% say. >>they're most concerned about the health effects of ending the shelter-in-place order too soon. nearly 30% said they're more concerned about the economic impacts of ending the shelter-in-place order too late and 54% said they quote strongly disapprove of the way president trump is handled the pandemic so far. >>it was just a fire chief says that they're seeing more people out on the street and a lot of them are coming from other cities or counties having a score a hotel room back in april the city was supposed to secure more than 8,000 rooms

chairwoman lodi, kay granger, congresswoman lucille roy blunt outcome barbara lee, lois frankel and congressman mark felt can, john bolin are and tom grace. they could not attend but they did send questions which we will ask on their behalf. but i want to underscore that members should not be blocked from participating in the committees hearing. all committee members should be heard, that requires moving as quickly as possible into the 21st century and conduct virtual hearing. every member should be able to participate. i am angry that the white house has just managed america's reaction to the defendant and e president has that everything he could to avoid accountability. i'm particularly upset about the lack of the necessary testing and the personal protective equipment capacity, , both of which could help us gain control. and then yesterday president donald trump told reporters that he would not permit dr. anthony fauci to testify before the democratic house committee because, and i quote, the house is a bunch of trump haters. quote, they frankly want our situation to be unsuccessful. but the

clark's pest control, a company based out of lodi usually focuses on insect exterminations but when the pandemic hit, the company began offering a new service in march. see them here sanitizing businesses and schools. we caught up with one of them cleaning at the barrel head brew house in san francisco. it is among some of the clients they are cleaning this month alone. >> it wasn't on our radar until customers asked us specifically to perform the services because they trust us. >> we're having them disinfect all of the -- the entire building so that includes the dining room where eventually we'll get to have guests back. >> clark says depending on the foot traffic of course the company recommends professional cleaning raining from once a week to perhaps once a month. >>> let's check in with rose mary for a look at our weather. >> a hot spell coming our way. good morning. we are going continue with the mostly sunny skies for touched temperature will begin to climb up over yesterday by a handful of degrees and the warming trend just getting under i'm a live look there into almeida where