when mindy experienced symptom of covid-19, she was not able to work for a week.ained a memo. to protect the health of its workers, mcdonald's says employees should under go wellness and temperature checks. one of the biggest concerns is how easily germs could spread near the sofa fountains which are difficult toll cle clean. mcdonald's suggests to turn it off or having an employee operates them. door handles should be wiped down every 30 minutes. are guidelines enough for workers who worried returning to businesses as usual could mean risks their health. >> mcdonald's employees, mindy bergeron and min deatris. here is a statement they provided. this is the mcdonald's location. we reenforced our policies no no employees should require to come to work if they are not feeling well. no hours and wages should be cut when an employees should decide to come back to work. i had to read that. talk about the experience of working multiple jobs of living with the kind of economic insecurity that you are. >> it is very hard, i have to maintain three jobs and maintain coming

joining me now< mcdonald's employees, mindy bergeron and deatrice eddy.ng with massachusetts congressman joe kennedy iii. we reached out to the mcdonald's locations. we have paid any employee required to self-quarantine their full wages until they are able to return to work. no employees should be required to come to work if they are not feeling well. no hours and wages should be cut when an employees should decide to come back to work. we're paying employees bonuses and providing them with supplies to take home. i had to read that. but deatrice, talk a little bit about the experience of working multiple jobs, and living with the kind of economic insecurity that you are despite working for such a major corporation. >> it is very hard, i have to maintain three jobs and also maintain coming home to the kids. it is very hard. it is not enough money. in all three jobs, i'm a manager and making $8. it is hard because when you ask for time off, it is a problem. or if you don't come to work, you are suspended for two weeks or you are fired. i think that's very s

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lot of them don't fulfill your list to us in the room number on it so to you can see it says oh no mindy kiss me. i. i have a raise use for another nights with. police protest the von and sort of wake i'm sure. you heard earlier from his aunt. curfews are imposed across dozens of cities in the usa though that hasn't stopped right has leaving a trail of destruction more businesses and shops and the lost. and the protests have now spread beyond the u.s. we've thousands gathering in london.

eric armstead got married to his now wife mindy in santa barbara over the weekend and trent taylor proposedo his fiancee sarah. george kittle and very nice. they're not letting the whole shelter-in-place. >> you saw what they had on. they kept it simple. the only thing the bling is the ring. >> i'm kind of at that point, too. simple. >> all you need is love. that's all. we can party next year. >> we probably will. >> we will. >> we'll party any time. >> we deserve it. >> that's good. that's a good attitude. we can party next year. >>> 4:56 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay" order up. a live report on the bay area cities that are soon going to be easing those restrictions that we've been seeing on outdoor dining. >>> plus, the east bay school that now plans to make some big changes when it comes officers in classrooms. >>> and we're going to talk about the south bay college where students are also pushing for police reform. we'll talk about it all and much more here on "today in the bay." 4:56. >>> right now at 5:00, expanding outdoor dining. coming up a live report of the bay k

karen, you got some thoughts this is a huge pop here, 19% >> right i think mindy grossman was presentingeel really dumb, having seen match yub b match-up big numbers, people want a digital place to socialize, and this sort of gives them that as well as, you know, they talk about a wellness ecosystem but i think as you and i talked about before, i think this lockdown has sort of created a whole bunch of potential new customers who are looking to lose weight so i think some of their digital offering is more flexible than prior plans so i think they're doing a good job and i missed it again. having missed this one when oprah signed on was one of my bigger misses ever and i'm still kind of bitter over it, but i wish them well i think mindy grossman is a great ceo. >> i think it's interesting because the stay-at-home trades are peloton -- people are riding the peloton all day, losing weight with weight watchers or eating comfort food and binge watching on netflix. i don't know what to make of this, steve grasso >> i like a little insight into you that your comfort food is v velvetta that's im

naperville more or less where 1600000000 students have been affected by the lockdown measures of school mindy practically 90 percent of the school population in the war now with the opening of this means that even in many counties which are hit by the child live or this this children went back to work in many cases and what is going to happen to them are they going to go back to school or they will have to continue working for their families to mitigate the negative effect of the loss of jobs there and listen to our corporate units and for their parents it's a big question what can be done but i think the island international community seen that our sun but our docks in disguise is of course it is a it is a catastrophe by the descent that of this is opening some opportunities like we have noted that many countries took very important measure of to strengthen their capacity of their concerts on education but also on the poverty of additional measures are now climate benefit etc we are of book 18 that these measures will not last are to during this period to counterbalance the negative effect o

mindy said last week after that order was announced. >> we look at the picture send we see some people people who are very close together. other people that are screaming and, potentially spreading the virus. the order and kaiser got back to us with a statement saying that they are in compliance. the statement reads in part, we were one of the first healthcare providers offer covid-19 testing starting in early march and continue to increase our capacity to expand testing to broader groups. county officials say that hospitals also need to do a better job testing people regardless of medical insurance. reporting live, elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news . >>> new information from sonoma county finds latino's are nine times more likely to get covid- 19. health department information indicates latinos make up 76% of sonoma county's known corona virus cases. latinos are only 27% of the county's population. doctors point to several possible reasons, including cramped housing. workers and industries that don't offer sick pay and a lack of available information in spanish as well. >>> three of

as i said mindy united states said,of appeals -- as i when the united states court of willls, hopefullyaccept the judgment and understand that what matters here is not political concerns or interest, the rule of law. whether or not you like euro ornn -- general flynn president trump is not the issue. you cannot abuse the constitutional process by making an unlawful prosecution and trying to pretty it up and make it look like it is a fair one when it is not. host: here are the responses from the attorney. she wrote on may 21 that the government's motion does not require sullivan to serve. it is all matter of question by fact-finding and analysis. in this unusual case, one of those judges appointed enhanced the ability to perform those tasks in the future. because our judicial system is premised on the notion that adversarial presentation leads to better decisions and because no decisions have been made, the court should allow the judge to evaluate the government's motion to dismiss. how would you respond to that? guest: that is a very interesting and almost cute argument. the truth is un