according to a report in the "san francisco chronicle" there was a 6-month-old child here at lucille packard children's hospital on march 16th who was diagnosed with coronavirus, a positive test for coronavirus, originally diagnosed with a rare disease, inflammatory disease called kawasaki. the doctor contacted other doctors in new york and around the country and able to link this to covid-19 and this new syndrome. now here are some symptoms that parents are going to want to watch out for. health officials are warning parents to look for prolonged fevers of five plus days, difficu difficulty feeding infants or kids with severe abdominal pain, diarrhea, vomiting, trouble breathing and rapid breathing, a racing heartbeat, decreased urination, lethargy and confusion. if you have kids who have any of these symptoms, multiple symptoms, you are urged to contact medical professionals. thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> new for you this morning, more coronavirus cases reported in the bay area bringing the total number to more than 9,800 and nearly 350 deaths. records show eas

the ceo of lucille children's hospital lucile packard children's hospital says his hospital has already received 100,000 masks. >>and this is going to be with us for a while and when you just look at the volume of patients. we see here at stanford as well as our sister organizations throughout the bay area. this is going to be an ongoing need well into future. >>paul king there says with the mass will be allowed into the hospital and they'll be able to resume treating other cases in surgeries that have been put on hold because of the pandemic. next at 6 scientists will explain how technology more >>a biotech company says it might have a treatment for coronavirus available by the end of the summer it relies on something you've likely never heard of. >>based on a concept from a century ago with a high tech twist. elizabeth cohen has details. >>the key to making a brand new drug for covid-19 could be in this vial of blood. it comes from this man eli epstein who's recovered from coronavirus now doctors at the rockefeller university in new york city are searching his blood for just the right

honorees included lucille ball, john wayne frank sinatra, , ingrid bergman, and carol burnett. next on "reel america," from 1985, "all star party for ronald "dutch" reagan." hosted by frank sinatra, the program of song, comedy, and tributes includes nancy reagan, dean martin, charlton heston, burt reynolds, ben vereen, steve lawrence, and eydie gorme, and variety clubs international chairman monty hall. ♪ host: welcome to our all-star party for dutch reagan. speaking for variety clubs, monty hall. [applause] monty: thank you very much. good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the variety clubs all-star party. join me in welcoming a lady that we love, formerly appearing in motion pictures, and now in a supporting role in a major production back east, mrs. dutch reagan. [applause] ♪ monty: and now, will you kindly join me in welcoming a man whom we greet tonight as friend, a very special friend close to our hearts, mr. dutch reagan. ♪ [applause] ["hail to the chief" being played] ♪ [applause] pres. reagan: thank you. hello. how are you? [applause] ♪ monty: could you sit

lucille, long tall sally, good golly miss molly, his hits became rock and roll standards.nce when covered by white artists. did you know that elvis presley and pat boone sold more of tutti frutti than i did? and then, in 1957, he quit music to become a preacher. the tussle between god and the devil's music was a lifelong battle. but he soon returned to the stage, and all around him — the beatles, the stones, james brown — you could see his influence everywhere. 0ffstage, his private life was even wilder. but those who worked with him remember him with warmth. what you saw on stage and television, he was that way offstage. he was the king of the one—liners. he would always make you laugh. he had a beautiful heart. all the rock and roll legend stuff aside, he was a good man. and his place in musical history, we'll leave the last word to the man himself. i'm the king of rock and roll! my, my, my, my, ijust had to do that and i feel so much better i got it out! little richard, richard penniman, who has died at the age of 87. i spoke to guitarist kelvin holly, who played in lit

. ♪ good golly miss molly >> reporter: with hits like "good golly miss molly" and "lucille". ♪ lucillelittle richard helped r&b cross over and create rock 'n' roll. pat boone helped too. ♪ i got a gal named sue ♪ she knows just what to do >> boone made "tutti frutti" the bigger hit, but the original -- ♪ i got a girl named sue ♪ she knows just what to do >> reporter: that belonged to richard penniman, who wrote it washing dishes at the greyhound bus station in macon, georgia. ♪ he saw me coming and got back in the alley ♪ ♪ oh baby >> reporter: little richard, quietly gay under that haircut. in the eisenhower era, an inspiration to young elton john, freddy mercury, and others. ♪ david wright, abc news, new york. >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. elon musk putting pressure on california officials keeping his tesla plant closed. his new threat to pull his plan. >>> plus, from college football to the nba, an update tonight on when he'll see sports and if the fans will be in the stands. >>> pomp and strange circumstances, the unusual salutes to high school

. # lucile # # baby, satisfy my heart.# but he was lured back.hard scream. # oh, baby # # yeah, baby!# his life a seesaw between god and the devil's music. james brown, jimi hendrix, mick jagger, paul mccartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard — richard penniman — who has died at the age of 87. exhausting just watching him, wasn't it? well kelvin holly, guitarist and band member with little richard joins me on the phone now. thank you so much. our condolences to you for losing such a dear friend. how did you meet him? first of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. i just of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. ijust got of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. i just got a of all, it's a pleasure to be on with you. ijust got a call from him out of the blue one day, apparently a friend had recommended me for guitarist and his band. wejust called me from los angeles one day. at first i thought it was somebody playing a joke on me, but i soon realised it was really him, and he asked

ice lucille, baby, satisfy my heart.he beatles, the stones, james brown — you could see his influence everywhere. offstage, his private life was even wilder. but those who worked with him remember him with warmth. what you saw on stage and television, he was that way offstage. he was the king of the one—liners. he would always make you laugh. he had a beautiful heart. all the rock and roll legend stuff aside, he was a good man. and his place in musical history, we'll leave the last word to the man himself. i'm the king of rock and roll! my, my, my, my, ijust had to do that and i feel so much better i got it out! little richard who has died today. brian hiatt writes for rolling stone magazine and is an expert on little richard and his rock'n'roll legacy. just talk us through his legacy. what will it be? we are having a little issue, didn't catch the end of that. we will give it one more go because we can hear roughly every other word. i'll start by asking what do you think his legacy will be? i think little richard's lega

keep knocking, lucille and good golly ms., selling more than 30 million records worldwide, his influence over other musicians was staggering. his songs covered over the decades by everyone from the beatles, everley brothers and bruce springsteen. his stage performance, makeup and beaded shirts set the standard for rock 'n' roll showmanship. richard himself calling prince the little richard of his generation. when the rock 'n' roll hall of fame opened in 1986, he was among the charter members along with chuck berry, jerry lee lewis among others. in 1990 he was given a star on the hollywood walk of fame, and in 1993, receiving a lifetime achievement award at the grammys. the tributes now pouring in on social media to honor the rock 'n' roll icon including one from former first lady michelle obama who wrote, we are so lucky to have had him. little richard was 87. abc news, los angeles. >>> hospitals are seeing a quick jump in patients after resuming nonemergency procedures. lucille packard children's hospital stanford resumed su

just monday we reported on the case of a baby at lucille packard.seem to get very sick very fast in what seems to be a delayed reaction to covid-19. they suffer prolonged fever, rash, belly pain, can attack the heart, kidneys and other organs. there were no other underlying conditions. >> i think we'd better be careful if we're not cavalier in thinking children are completely immune to the deleterious effects. but i am very careful and hopefully humbled in knowing that i don't know everything about this disease. it happens rapidly in children. they can go from having fever to suddenly deteriorating over a short period of time. >> reporter: maybe you're thinking kids are asymptomatic, but now doctors say some kids get sicker than we thought. in 177 kids with coronavirus one in four had to be hospitalized. the doctors may not necessarily be looking for these symptoms because they don't seem like the ones of coronavirus for adults, the respiratory symptoms. if you are concerned about your kid, if they just don't seem right, are not feeling well, consul

there was a case of a baby at lucille packard children's hospital.t very sick in what sealed to be a delayed reaction to covid-19. they suffer prolonged fever, rash, belly pain and an inflammation that can attack the heart and kidneys and other organs. in most cases there are no underlying conditions. >> i think we'd better be careful if we are not cavalier about children. i am humbled in knowing i don't know everything about this disease. >> it's severe, very rapid in children. they can go from just having fever to deteriorating over a short period of time. >> reporter: maybe you're thinking i thought kids were asymptomatic, that's certainly what we heard in the beginning. doctors say they seem to get sicker than we thought especially after one study showed of 177 kids with coronavirus one in four had to be hospitalized and, again, those symptoms are not what we hear about in adults, not the respiratory symptoms. if you have any question or any doubt make sure you reach out to your health care provider and ask them, let them diagnose your children i

." ♪ lucile ♪ >> i always felt that i would be a star. >> reporter: he was certainly a star.d a part in the musical comedy "the girl can't help it" in 1956. his flamboyant persona captivated audiences, and his soulful voice, paired with his piercing screams, made him a household name. however, at the height of his stardom, the self-proclaimed architect of rock 'n roll quit the music business. he became an ordained minister and traveled across the country as an evangelist and recorded gospel music between 1959 and 1963. >> i went through those different periods, but i've always loved rock 'n roll. >> reporter: during the late '60s and '70s, little richard turned to the spotlight and began recording rock 'n roll once again. his influence on many unknown artists at the time proved to be invaluable. >> you know, the beatles was with me. they started with me. james brown was my vocalist. jimi hendrix was my guitar player, 18 years old. ♪ when you're rockin' and a rolling ♪ >> reporter: he lived the life of a rocker but never lost his faith. in 1955, the 32-year-old singer was invo

. >> reporter: czar would be treated at lucille packard hospital stanford but said she had a fever it was protocol to test her first for covid-19. >> this is not covid-19 because there's no possibility, i was keeping her safe. >> reporter: than the results. >> i was pretty shocked, i was definitely shocked like how is this possible? >> reporter: zara tested positive for the coronavirus. >> i was surprised and a little apprehensive about walking into the hospital and caring for a patient who at that time was the first patient at stanford children's to test positive for covid-19. >> reporter: doctor jones is a pediatric hospitalist in charge of zara's case. while there is no known known cause for kawasaki, it may be triggered by a virus, but covid- 19? >> she did have covid-19, but i can't tell you for sure that the two are related. i can tell you it's possible that the virus triggered the kawasaki disease, but i can't tell you that definitively. >> reporter: in the hospital the baby was successfully treated with an iv of anti- inflammatories, no more fever, rash, or red eyes. >> i was

and there's the most hilarious photograph of my mother, lucille collins murray, one of the paler beautiesr put on the planet, standing next to this giant man. and the smiles on both of their faces, because they knew exactly how ridiculous the photograph looked. but he was a sweetie, he took the picture. >> jimmy: nice. bill murray's with us. when we come back, bill is going to help you. so we'll be right back. >> i'll be right back, too. ♪ all this cheesing is rather andpleasing.zzarella. [laughing] yep. tastes like a million bucks. new pepperoni cheeser cheeser, only seven dollars! pizza! pizza! >> jimmy: welcome back to "jimmy kimmel live" from my house. bill murray is in his tub at his house. we're chatting. and i will say, bill murray gives good advice. he gave us good advice when we had our baby. i thought it would be fun if you would answer some e-mail. maybe you can help some of these people, all right. >> sure. >> jimmy: this young woman, kate, she says i have nothing to do in quarantine, do you have any advice? >> i think she should just walk around the house. i think you'd be su

lucille packard children's hospital in stanford resumed surgeries, imaging scans and diagnostic tests last week. operating rooms are back to serving 70% of the volume of patients treated before march 19th when the hospital postponed elective procedures. the hospital says during that six-week period, some of the procedures still performed included heart surgeries and organ transplants. >>> we're close to 4 million cases worldwide. 1.3 million are in the u.s. even as cases continue to rise, all but six states have begun reopening anxious to get their economies going again. but many americans remain concerned. here's the details. >> with two confirmed cases close to the west wing, the white house stepping up safety efforts with additional cleanings and a daily test for staff. the vice president's press secretary, katie miller, testing positive. >> she tested very good for a long period of time and then all of a sudden today she tested positive. she hasn't come into contact with me. >> miller, married to one of the president's top advisers, steven miller. earlier in the week, one of the p

and there's the most hilarious photograph of my mother, lucille collins murray, one of the stellar beautiesplanet standing next to this giant man. and the smiles on both of their faces, because they knew exactly how ridiculous the photograph looked. but he was a sweetie, he took the picture. >> jimmy: nice. bill murray's with us. when we come back, bill is going to ep hhelp you. so we'll be right back. >> i'll be right back, too. mmun, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. take care, and be well. to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com (music) (vo) at verizon, we're giving those who serve our best pricing ever. $30 per line for all nurses, teachers, first responders, military, and their families. plus, up to $700 off the oneplus 8. because the people we rely on deserve a network they can rely on. killer attitude. nevor hyd

it happened here at lucille packard children's hospital back in mid-march. the baby girl tested positive for coronavirus and she had already been diagnosed with classic kawasaki disease, a treatable condition. about 100 children in the u.s. have been diagnosed with what medical professionals are calling pediatric multisymptom inflammatory disease. three children in new york have died from it, and the state is investigating two more deaths. this infant in palo alto was diagnosed with the covid-19, and that inflammatory disease. and those systems were seen in mid-march even prior to the shelter-in-place orders. a doctor who treated the baby girl warns this may be different than those covid-related pediatric deaths in new york, that more research needs to be conducted. she also warns that at this time this appears to be an isolated case in the bay area. in palo alto, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> more coronavirus cases reported over the weekend in the bay area, bringing the total to more than 9,800 and nearly 350 deaths. meantime records show east san jos

million in donations and equipment for area hospitals, a large portion of the face shields was sent to lucille packard children's hospital, stanford. >>and this is going to be with us for a while and when you just look at the volume of patients that we see here at stanford as well as our sister organizations throughout the bay area. and this is going to be an ongoing need well into the future. >>the donation will allow the hospital to resume treating patients with other illnesses and perform surgeries that had to be put on hold. valley city is handing out hefty fines to people who violate their stay at home orders. the city of men teacup authorized to citation for cost of a $1000 kristy gross takes a look. >>it's another truly within our 2 blocks to be able to foresee warder mantega police can now find people a $1000 if they're caught in large groups in defiance of stay at home orders is a last resort is not something that is going to be the first thing out of her bag police spokesman lieutenant steven store says he hopes they won't have to cite any one business tease slowly begins to reopen g

and then i'll talk to lucille, can you take the shirt gun to the bleachers. i just organize it from top to bottom, and it's just fun for me. something, we don't know how it's going to go, and it can be a huge hit, but you've got to try it. or if it fails, you just won't do it again. or you tweak it. when that all pans out, you go oh, we did that. we did that as a team. i have a great team. we all gel well together. it keeps the show going. the fans are here to see the teams, but also to be entertained, and that's our job. i have wonderful female role models that i look up to here at the giants, and they've been great mentors for me, so i aspire to be like them one day. renelle is the best. she's all about women in the workforce, she's always in our corner. [applause] >> i enjoy how progressive the giants are. we have had the longer running until they secure day. we've been doing lgbt night longer than most teams. i enjoy that i work for an organization who supports that and is all inclusive. that means a lot to me, and i wouldn't have it any other way. i wasn

lucille packard children's hospital stanford resumed surgeries, imaging scans and diagnostic tests last week. hospital officials say operating rooms are already back to serving 70% of the volume of patients treated before march 19th when the hospital postponed elective procedures. the hospital says during that six-week period, some of the procedures still performed included heart surgeries and organ transplants. >>> there are now close to 4 million coronavirus cases worldwide. 1.3 million of those are in the u.s. and now, two white house health experts are taking steps to self-quarantine after exposure to a person who tested positive for covid-19. the nation's top health expert, dr. anthony fauci, will begin a modified two-week quarantine. meaning he may go to the office occasionally wearing a mask. the head of the cdc, dr. robert redfield has begun a two-week quarantine but will be checked for symptoms if he has to go to the white house. both had low-risk contact with an unidentified person at the white house who tested positive but neither is showing symptoms. even as cases continue t

posted these photos of the pizza deliveries on their twitter page tony's pizza provided the food and lucille helped with the deliveries. our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues on our website at kron 4 dot com that's where you'll always find the very latest as we update it throughout the day with the very latest headlines coming in so check it off and on for dot com time now is 4.54 >>we're back road for shining a spotlight on people and organizations making a difference in their community during this pandemic and today we want to recognize far haunt d he's a medical student who is helping the homeless he's created a medical nonprofit organization to help other medical students and the homeless population across the country. >>it may cloth masks and donate food and things like masks and gloves to the homeless shelters in san francisco. they've also helped shelters in new york and seattle as well so congratulations to him and his organization. coming up in the next hour, san francisco and san mateo counties all allowing more stores to reopen we're standing by live with a look at wh

for lucille that if we tell them that the news today is that we've gotten to know we've bought them lunch and they say thank you very much it's a thanks that comes from the soul it's very gratifying. time to get the food to those who need it the cost of the ingredients come out of the couple's own pockets but they say friends have started offering them donations to help. savvy marketer and esther has a snappy slogan for that project taking care of those who can. say mission accomplished at the end of the day we were able to reach a sector that really needed it to feed those who are taking care of me and most importantly taking care of my daughters. what i believe here is planning to ease the lockdown next week but and nestorian geraldine say they want to keep making and delivering their tasty meals to show that thanks. well let's return to our top story now germany is set to announce steps to reopen the economy from coronavirus lockdown is seen live pictures here from the chancellery right now it sounds like a will address the nation shortly she's held a teleconference today with state pr

. ♪ lucille please come back where you long >> reporter: he returned in the 60s, performing sold-outes. named to the roc rock 'n' roll l of fame in its first class in 1986. little richard was 87 years old. ♪ ♪ michael george, cbs news, new york. >> knox: and roy horn has died of complications from the coronavirus. for decades, horn used costumes and magic and exotic animals to mesmerize las vegas audiences as half of siegfried and roy. their long-running production came to an end in 2003 when horn was mauled by a tiger. he died friday. roy horn was 75 years old. well, as we mentioned, we are reporting from nams tonight, a city with two companies making major strides in the fight against the coronavirus. indianapolis-based eli lilly is partnering to develop a neutralizing antibody to treat covid-19. the manufacturing of that antibody will be done at lilly's indianapolis plants. and the f.d.a. just gave approval to an antibody test that will start shipping from roche diagnostics's indianapolis location. it can help determine if plasma from the blood of a donor can be used to treat othe

and there's the most hilarious photograph of my mother, lucille collins murray, one of the paler beauties giant man. she was only 5'1", 5'2". and the smiles on both of their faces, because they knew exactly how ridiculous the photograph looked. but he was a sweetie, he took the picture. >> jimmy: nice. bill murray's with us. when we come back, bill is going to help you. so we'll be right back. >> i'll be right back, too. ♪ add some resistance. sara, your movie plus trial is about to expire. do you want to continue or cancel? ♪ capital one knows life doesn't update you about your credit card. so meet eno...the capital one assistant that looks out for charges that might surprise you and helps you fix them. another way capital one is watching out for your money when you're not. what's in your wallet? and we want you to know that the starbucks app is the easiest way to find your store, order ahead, pay, and pick up your favorites. we can't wait to see you again. so we did it for you. v8. the original plant-powered drink. veg up. (for just $100 a month. switch to sprint and get four lines of u

. # lucille, baby, satisfy my heart... he was, though, lured back.rtney the little richard scream. his life a seesaw between god and the devil's music. james brown, jimi hendrix, mick jagger, paul mccartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard, richard penniman, who has died at the age of 87. well, joining us now is charles white, aka dr rock, who wrote the official biography of little richard. dr rock, welcome to bbc news. who influenced little richard ? dr rock, welcome to bbc news. who influenced little richard? equally influenced little richard? equally influenced many after him but who did he follow in the footsteps of? yes, he was great, marvellous. just turn that off, hello... can you hear us turn that off, hello... can you hear us ok? i can hear you now, thank you. charles, who influenced little richard? who influenced him? i think he was unique. he had several influences but he was all unique. he was the originator, the creator of rock and roll, full blast, the greatest thing. i was re

does to literature and his style >> nbc's kevin tibbles takes a look back at the rock icahn's life ♪ lucilleireball. ♪ igniting everything in his path. ♪ long tall sally >> reporter: and with a string of hits beginning in the '50s, laid the foundations for not only what became rock 'n roll, but soul and funk and hip-hop as well long tall sally wasn't only a hit for him. a certain group of mop tops from liver pool also used it to climb the charts the beatles weren't alone. the rolling stones used to be his opening act. how do you think little richard influenced mick jagger >> he used to open my show i love you, mick, and i'm so glad keep it up, baby, you know you got it >> reporter: the man who singularly influenced so many white rock 'n rollers sometimes was a little touchy about it all. >> i have never received nothing. y'all never gave me to grammy. ♪ >> reporter: from dirt poor georgia roots as one of 12 children, everything about him became larger than life. his voice, his pounding on the piano, his pompador, his flamboyance. >> i was wearing purple before you was wearing it. >> reporter

hits like "ready teddy" and the impossibly exciting "lucille." ♪ lucille >> reporter: driving fans intopes, defying musical boundaries. a monumental influence on the performers who would follow him. >> first a very big favor to ask, little richard. >> reporter: the beatles covering his songs and opening for him in germany. little richard in the first class elected to the rock and roll hall of fame. early in his career, white artists had stolen his thunder by doing tame covers of his songs. he reminded the grammys of that in 1988. >> y'all never gave me no grammys. >> reporter: in his later years he recorded the theme song for "the magic school bus." little richard died of cancer saturday at the age of 87. 87. now there's new dawn powerwash dish spray. the faster, easier way to clean as you go. it cleans grease five times faster. on easy messes, just spray, wipe, and rinse. on tough messes, the spray-activated suds cut through grease on contact, without water. just wipe, and rinse. get dishes done faster. new dawn powerwash dish spray. spray. wipe. rinse. high protein. low sugar. tastes

sinatra family winning for the illnically at the seattle children's medical center and last year, the lucilleof underprivileged and handicapped children, without regard to race, religion or the pay.y's ability to [applause] monty: and now, before we announce tonight's dedication, let's make our guest, former eureka college football hero, feel at home. here is the fight song of the red devils, "oskee wow-wow." ♪ ["oskee wow-wow" being sung] forgether fight forever eureka ♪ [applause] monty: and for your old alma mater song, "'neath the elms," would you join us, dutch? ♪ [applause] monty: dutch, you have been a friend of variety clubs for many, many years now. you've participated in early this by sending honorees.ngs to our and i am sure nancy has told you her work as honorary chairperson of variety lifeline, which provides surgery for children with life-threatening illnesses around the world, and for that we are eternally grateful. thank you, nancy. [applause] money: and now to you, sir, ronald wilson reagan, born and raised in midwestern america, the heartland of our nation. tonight you retur

. # lucille, baby, satisfy my heart. he was, though, lured back.little richard scream. his life a seesaw between god and the devil's music. james brown, jimi hendrix, mick jagger, paul mccartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard, richard penniman, who has died at the age of 87. well, i spoke with guitarist kelvin holly, who played in little richard's band. i asked him how they first met. ijust got a i just got a call from ijust got a call from him out of the blue one day. apparently a friend had recommended me for the guitarchair in his friend had recommended me for the guitar chair in his band and hejust called me from los angeles one day and at first i thought it was a joke on me. but i soon realised it was really him. and he asked me if i could get on a plane to los angeles andi could get on a plane to los angeles and i got on the first plane running the next morning. and i sat with him in his hotel room and play with him that night. and spent the better pa rt that night. and spent the

. # lucile # but he was lured back. his life a seesaw between god and the devil's music. james brown, jimi hendrix, mick jagger, paul mccartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard — richard penniman — who has died at the age of 87. well, let's talk to our north american correspondent peter bowes who joins us from los angleles. the superlatives come thick and fast for little richard, can you try and give us a sense of why he was so important in the history of rock and roll. he was a pioneer for his generation. he was the wild man of rock and roll and really did lead the way for some of the biggest names in the business from the rolling stones to the beatles to eltonjohn, prince, rolling stones to the beatles to elton john, prince, to rolling stones to the beatles to eltonjohn, prince, to michael jackson, and there is a little bit of little richard in all of those artists if you think about how they perform or performed on stage, there is something of little richar

of rock and roll was several hits in the 50's and 60's from tutti frutti the long tall sally and lucille re little richard had a huge influence on rock and roll. he was 87 years old. >>apple will reopen some of its stores starting monday, the first will be in boise idaho then others and south carolina, alabama and alaska. apple says it will require temperature checks and facial coverings for customers and staff. it will also begin social-distancing protocol. apple stores in germany are also reopening monday. but no word on when apple plans to reopen its bay area stores will keep you posted. >>and bay area based tesla is working to reopen its fremont factory, the company has plans to begin limited operations. it's recalling 30% of its workforce, although tesla is working to reopen. alameda county officials are saying wait a minute not so fast because the county recently extended shelter-in-place orders. tesla says returning workers will be given additional training and we'll have to learn new protocols in order to prevent the spread of covid-19 we're just not sure when that's going to hap

the girl known as zara was about to be released from lucille packer children's hospital after treatment for a rare condition called kawasaki disease, when she tested positive for the virus. that happened march 16th. her doctors say it is the first reported diagnosis of a child having both diseases. fortunately, zara has since gone home and showing no symptoms of covid-19. it's not clear just yet if her condition is the same as a mysterious illness that's affecting children in several states. >>> passengers on board several airlines say they're concerned about a lack of social distancing on their flights. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to several passengers who joins us live from sfo. >> reporter: and we have spoken to several passengers who have been flying different airlines and they're telling me they're concerned about their safety. and they are saying many of these flights have been packed. >> petrified. yes. definitely. because it was absolutely ridiculous that we were that close to one another. >> kayla preston landed in san francisco from denver, several hours ago. she flew a

on monday there was a report of a baby at lucille packard. >>> indoor shopping malls will remain closed, and also resuming tomorrow, horse racing at santa anita racetrack but without fans in the stands. >>> shirley whenever pro sports starts again, it will look different. this fall the network plans to pump in crowd noises in the fans, and they are putting digital fans will be in the stands to make it look normal. >> i wonder if you would see something like that on there. not a great look. i don't know. we will see how it works out. >>> you want to hear about this story. can talking loudly spread the virus more quickly? what you need to know about the new warning from doctors. >>> we're also following breaking news. a deadly crash in the south bay. the lanes shutdown right now on highway 85 and the arrests made in connection. we'll be right back. >>> right now at 6:30, off we go. the markets are open this morning and the last hour we got new jobless claims numbers. nearly 3 million more americans filed for unemployment benefits last w 36 million. the dow right now down 216 points. good

molly >> reporter: during the '50s, he made several other songs, including good golly miss sally and "lucille part in the musical comedy "the girl can't help it" in 1956. his flamboyant persona captivated audiences, and his piercing screams made him a household name. however, at the height of his stardom, the self-proclaimed architect of rock 'n roll quit the music business and became an ordained minister and traveled across the country as an evangelist and recorded gospel music between 1959 and 1963. >> i went through those different periods, but i've always loved rock 'n roll. >> reporter: during the late '60s and '70s he began recording rock 'n roll again, his influence on many unknown artists at the time proved to be invaluable. >> beatles were with me. jimi hendrix was my guitar player. >> reporter: for a period of time, little richard lived the wildlife wild as many as life life of a . he was involved in a car accident and thanked god for saving his life. >> to have god, oh, glory to god. >> reporter: he experienced a career resurgence in the '80s after landing a coveted role in "down-a

he made several more hit songs including "good golly miss molly" and "lucille." >> i always felt i would a star he certainly was. he landed a part in the musical comedy "the girl can't help it." his soulful voice made him a household name. however, at the height of his stardom, the self-proclaimed architect of rock 'n' roll quit the music business. he became an ordained minister and traveled across the country as an e evangelist and recorded gospel music. >> i went through those different periods, but i've always loved rock 'n' roll. >> reporter: during the late '60s and '70s, little richard returned to the spot light and recorded rock 'n' roll once again. his influence proved to be invaluable. >> the beatles were with me, jimi hendrix was my guitar player. >> reporter: little richard lived the wildlife life of a r. the singer was involved in a car accident in los angeles and thanked god for saving his life. >> everything else is secondary. to have god, glory to god. >> reporter: then little richard became one of the first icons to be inducted in the rock 'n' roll hall of fame in 1986. >

equipment for local hospitals and a large portion of the face shields that were donated were sent to lucile packard children's hospital, stanford. >>and this is going to be with us for a while and when you just look at the volume of patients that we see here at stanford as well as our sister organizations throughout the bay area and this is going to be an ongoing need well into future. >>the donation will allow the hospital to resume treating patients with other illnesses and performing surgeries that had to be put on hold. >>california is going to get a million refund for a delay delivery of n 95 masks a chinese manufacturer failed to meet the april 30 deadline to get the mass certified for safety and use. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>governor gavin newsom says california is now in possession of nearly 20 million surgical masks which he says is allowing the state to move into its next phase sooner newsome said wednesday, the state is in the process of distributing the masks, they're part of a billion deal newsom's administration made to secure personal protective equip

including tutti frutti long tall sally and lucille earlier today kron four's marty gonzales spoke with charles glenn. they used to play bass with little richard. >>always because earned about people. he's always a piece somebody says so many people cool it caused son and stuff it. it was the best the really us that fact. he called me up. if you know what to charles and no. i want to do so or you he i'm going to treat you like mice. it said new your day your dad was a good guy, my friend, he said blow to all. i feel as you need you need me for that and embrace me like. i thought was a skit. all those years. it's called the u.s. up. >>inspired so many and as news of his death spread. friends admirers, a lot of celebrity fans shared tributes on social media, rolling stones front man mick jagger released a statement on twitter saying in part, i'm so saddened to hear about the passing of little richard. he was the biggest inspiration of my early teens. quincy jones who collaborated with little richard wrote on twitter absolutely heartbroken this morning and also hearing the news of the pass

a big part of the face shields load was sent to lucile packard children's hospital in stamford. >>this is going to be with us for a while and when you just look at the volume of patients that we see here at stanford as well as our sister organizations throughout the bay area. and this is going to be an ongoing need well into the future. >>the donation will allow the hospital to resume treating patients with other illnesses and perform surgeries that had to be put on hold. that's that's warning about a second wave of covid-19 infections that could happen as we reopen the economy covers kate rooney has details. >>when shelter-in-place orders began some of the public health sector warned that the spread of coronavirus might not be linear rather a roller coasr of surges with some california counties starting to reopen this week experts say or a minder of that is timely i think we've we really dodged a in this certain initial phase of the virus. but there's no doubt that i knew were going to a second spike. >>and just like with the first wave. the question really is how big will that

pizza deliveries on their twitter page this afternoon tony's pizza tony he provided the food and lucille help with all the deliveries and if you're looking for food near you and the giants are delivering well. we have a page on our website kron 4 dot com. it's a new thing we're doing called. yes we're open it's a list of restaurants and dining options that are open for takeout and delivery in the bay area restaurant owners can submit their business to viewers can then search the list to find places that are open near that. still to come calling for resignations why hundreds of protesters are demanding the district attorney to handle the a lot arbery case step down. >>and a 1000 chickens rescued from a shutdown the slaughterhouse star now living here in california where >>on to a new and better life a 1000 chickens landed in northern california last night after being saved from the iowa slaughterhouse by a local animal rescue. >>heather janssen reports on their new hen heaven. >>you could call them heroes for these hence the california gurls kelsey lead to one of many helping these chicke

than million in donations and equipment for hospitals, large portion of the face shields went to lucile packard children's hospital, stanford. >>and this is going to be with us for a while and when you just look at the volume of patients that we see here at stanford as well as our sister organizations throughout the bay area and this is going to be an ongoing need well into future. >>the donation will allow the hospital to resume treating patients with other illnesses and to perform surgeries that had to be put on hold. california is going to get a million payment to refund for delay delivery of and 95 masks a chinese manufacturer failed to meet. and april 30th deadline to get those mass certified and safety and ready for use. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala takes a look. >>governor gavin newsome says california is now in possession of nearly 20 million surgical masks which he says is allowing the state to move into its next phase sooner news who said wednesday, the state is in the process of distributing the masks, they're part of a billion deal newsom's administration made to se

honorees included lucille ball, john wayne frank sinatra, , ingrid bergman, and carol burnett. next on "reel america," from 1985, "all star party for ronald "dutch" reagan." hosted by frank sinatra, the program of song, comedy, and tributes includes nancy reagan, dean martin, charlton heston, burt reynolds, ben vereen, steve lawrence, and eydie gorme, and variety clubs international chairman monty hall.

honorees included lucille ball, frank sinatra, humphrey bogart, and carol burnett.ext on "reel america," from 1985, "all star party for ronald "dutch" reagan." hosted by frank sinatra, the program of song, comedy, and tributes includes nancy reagan, dean martin, charlton heston, burt reynolds, ben vereen, steve lawrence, and eydie gormÉ, and variety clubs international chairman monty hall. ♪ host: welcome to our all-star party for dutch reagan. speaking for variety clubs, monty hall. [applause] monty: thank you very much. good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the variety clubs all-star party. join me in welcoming a lady that we love, formerly appearing in motion pictures, and now in a supporting role in a major production back east, mrs. dutch reagan. [applause]

million in donations and equipment for hospitals, a large portion of the face shields was sent to lucileldren's hospital, stanford. >>and this is going to be with us for a while and when you just look at the volume of patients that we see here at stanford as well as our sister organizations throughout the bay area and this is going to be an ongoing need well into the future. >>the donation will allow the hospital to resume treating patients with other illnesses and to perform surgeries that had to be put on hold. >>video conference tools like zoom have become the new norm for meetings and for groups that want to get together but. >>then there's the unwanted zoom bomber. people have recently hacked into online meetings with schools in the east bay kron four's gayle ong takes a look at what happened. >>the meeting was interrupted by. soon on me or somebody essentially ba3king into the meeting and taking control of that meeting. >>on monday about 50 students and community members gathered for a virtual town hall to hear about the latest campus updates. campus officials say the hacker was ab

and "lucille." ♪ his astonishing voice and exuberant theatricality. driving fans into a frenzy.types and defying boundaries. an influence on performers who would follow him. >> a big favor to ask, little richard. >> reporter: the beatles would cover his songs and open for him in germany. ♪ >> reporter: prince, elton john, david bowie and many more all grateful inheritors of his joyful flamboyance. ♪ he was the biggest inspiration of my early teens, said mick jagger. we are so lucky to have had him, tweeted michelle obama. seeing him live was the most exciting event in my life at that time, elton john. little richard is true king, declared questlove. and a celebration of his 50th birthday in 1992, even the greatest, muhammad ali paying tribute. >> i'll say it again, honey. the king, thank you. >> reporter: he'd be in the first class elected to the rock and roll hall of fame. early in his career, white singers stole his thunder by doing tame covers of his songs, and he had been overlooked, or worse, by the music establishment as he reminded the grammys in 1988. >> y'all never gave

you know him from tutti-frutti and lucille. also jerry stiller.arances with his wife on. sullivan but for the younger generation, take a look. >> festivus is not over! let's rumble! >> juan: that was on "seinfeld." he went on to do >> dana: juan, i've got to run. never miss an episode of "the five." bret baier is up next. >> bret: we will get dagen next time. breaking tonight, president trump says anyone who wants of coronavirus test can get one. the president held a briefing of the white house short time ago. it comes against the backdrop of new infections among administration employees, new reopens around the country, and new severe criticism from former president barack obama. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight. good evening, john. >> good evening. it's the first time in two weeks here that we've had a specific coronavirus briefing. the president touting a massive increase in testing that his