the alameda county health department says it's having a hard time to get updates from the care senter in hay word. so far patients have died and 42 patients tested positive there. the county attorney has opened a criminal investigation into the facility. >>> and workers in california's food sector are getting two extra weeks of paid sick leave. a new state order covers workers who contracted covid- 19, had been exposed to it or quarantined. it includes grocery, farm, and delivery workers >> elon musk said they need to mix the misunderstanding about the ventilator contributions. the 1,000 ventilator that is must promise to procure to california hospitals have net yet to show up. musk tweeted an e-mail exchange saying the health department had tested tesla's ventilators and tweeted another set of hospitals who received the ventilators. he hadn't been aware there was a list. >> apparently a list came in yesterday of a number of hospitals. i was not aware of that list. i was encouraged he put out that list, those hospitals that he had been sending those resources and look forward to learn

ucsf medical senter and sutter health are closely monitoring capacity levels. >> we are all getting full and have sicker and sicker patients that stay on the wards because they -- there is just not room in the icu. >> in santa clara county 2,000 cases reported on saturday. additional 1600 on sunday. our county of santa clara has done a nice job of trying to shift patients between the hospitals so that they are all getting full at the same time. >> reporter: the doctor says bay area hospitals won't see the effects of christmas and new years, holiday traveling and gatherings until two weeks after when people are sick enough to go to the icu. for that reason he thinks the stay at home order will last into january. >> i think we will be in this stay at home order for the entire month, unfortunately because we have not seen the christmas surge yet. it is more tempting in terms of wanting to celebrate. >> the stay at home order is set to expire january 8th. the icu capacity is as 11.1%. julie? >> everyone watching those numbers. >> thank you. >>> if you want to stay up-to- date on the latest d

marin medical health senter is the among the first to get the moderna vaccine. and the department of health and human services secretary alex azar says the vaccine timeline is still holding. >> we believe that we will have enough vaccine for every american who wants to be vaccinated by the second quarter, second quarter of next year. >> now, that would mean by the end of june, but hospitals like john muir and walnut creek are unable to look that far ahead. it's getting ready to open its first er mobile unit located in the parking lot. >>> and a study suggesting that wearing a mask may not be enough to prevent the spread of covid-19. this is without social distancing. researchers from new mexico state university tested how five different types of mask materials protected against coughs and sneezes. all those materials greatly reduced the droplets. the n-95 mask was the most protective. but at distances less than six feet, enough droplets to cause illness still made it through several of those materials. wearing a mask definitely helps, but keeping social distance

concord, oakland, clermont, the san francisco fell street office, the senter road location and the office in santa rosa. today we spotted crews getting the concord office ready. the offices will assist customers with appointments and transactions requiring an in-person visit. customers are encouraged to use online and virtual services for things like driver's license and vehicle registration renewals. >>> a lot more to come here, mark zuckerberg and priscilla chan pay it forward. coming up, the one on one interview to navigate the new normal of distance learning. >>> a flower vendor tries to regrow her business during the pandemic, from warehouse to watsonville. this ceo is doing everything she can to ensure the sweet smell of success. >>> and freezers become a new hot spot in this pandemic. the shortage from >>> facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wife dr. priscilla chan are helping teachers get acclimated to distance learning. they're a nonprofit, khan zuckerberg initiative announced today a $1.2 million grant to donors choose. on donors choose, teachers can request donations for r

the one in san jose senter road and fell street along with offices in concord, the oakland claremont locations. open 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. most days. most things you come to the dmv for is still being done online but select services like reinstating a suspended license or a disability parking placard you can do that in person by appointment starting today. the dead. >> ron: to get the real i.d. is pushed back to october 2021, so you have extended time. you have to keep your distance. they tell us they will be taking necessary precautions when things open up here this morning. we're also learning they are using a new feature and you can wait in your car and get a text message when it's time for you to be serviced inside of the building and we do want to remind you that suservices are limited. no behind the wheel driving tests, that is suspended. sorry, kids, you cannot get that lcense if that's what you're looking to do. julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you, julian. >>> the owner of ashby flowers in berkeley now says she will not open for curbside pickup today. marcie simon hoped t

marine one then carrying the president from the white house to walter reed medical senter in bethesa, maryland. the white house saying his medical team suggested the move as the president fights this virus, saying the move is out of an abundance of caution. we do know he is showing symptoms. it was just before 1:00 this morning when the president tweeted. the news coming after he first learned the president's top aide hope hicks tested positive, hicks by the president's side as he travelled to manyes in the recent days. including wednesday night in duluth and tuesday with joe biden, together on the stage for 90 minutes, socially distanced. there was immediate concern with the news for joe biden's health, too. this morning, reporters waited hours before learning biden's test came back negative, jill biden's too. we continue with taking the president to walter reed medical center. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: a sign of just how serious the president's condition is, he was taken via helicopter, late this afternoon to the walter reed medical center. multiple sources close to the pre

we had seen activity on the stage outside the chase senter in wilmington. mary bruce on that in a moment on what it would take for biden to appear, and how late into the night this might happen. we have not seen the president in 24 hours after he came out during the evening news last night. and so the nation waits and wonders, what's taking so long, especially in pennsylvania? we're going to carefully guide you through it all again tonight. we begin with abc's mary bruce with the biden campaign in delaware. >> reporter: tonight in wilmington, the stage is set. joe biden out of sight. since election night he's urged calm and patience as the votes are counted. >> each ballot must be counted, and that's what we're going to see going through now, and that's how it should be. >> reporter: biden has vowed to beat back any legal challenges, tweeting, we have assembled the largest election protection effort in history. but on a staff call this morning, the message from top campaign officials was "we did it." the team told to enjoy this moment. publicly biden alread

the one in san jose senter road and fell street along with offices in concord, the oakland claremont. to 5:00 p.m. most days. most things you come to the dmv for is still being done online but select services like reinstating a suspended license or a disability parking placard you can do that in person by appointment starting today. the dead. >> ron: to get the real i.d. is pushed back to october 2021, so you have

senter? much as a father worry many have underestimated those vital skills. a professional called line doesn't care as well. some parents have been able to cope many haven't started by school. what start off that has found partners are regressing those potty trained and back in nothing. and many forgetting how to count or even use cutlery. while all the children have lost reading and writing skills, physical fitness and at an increased risk of mental illness, extra hard while trying to harm a child. that's not so well, i clued up on things, but i simply think the shoes are the shoes on the rug. very much. not been enough. look at themselves dressed for nursery or even so it was caught on those struggles just caught on going forward. it's working women who could suffer the most often the ones arranging all the childcare, as well as organizing a complicated schedule of jump off. pick ups, favors from friends, and even having to turn down promotions and new opportunities when it all falls apart. for them, affordable child care holds it all together. without it,

as it does it will fall apart as far as the strength, but it will have some rain north of senter and a lot of leftover moisture as another front makes its way towards the area tomorrow. that will trigger thunderstorms, so o which wilbee acrosso northeast. aw the wind with adrienne, the rain with you, rob. thanks to both of you. >>> all eyes on president trump after he hint today he could make a move involving roger stone, his longtime confidant, convicted of lying to congress, facing three years in prison. the president suggesting he might step in, saying stone has been treated unfairly. here's pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: today president trump hinting his longtime friend roger stone could not serve a day of his three-year prison term. dirty-trickster, defiant from the day he was arrested by the fbi, here waving the victory sign of his political hero richard nixon after he was booked. the president has been fuming for months. >> this has not been a fair process. >> reporter: prosecutors recommended that stone be sentenced to seven to nine years in prison, but after the preside

. >> reporter: this oppressive heat wave is forcing dozens of testing senters to limit their hours or close entirely this eaths00. the bautista family losing two sisters. >> every morning you wake up thinking you're going to get a a vusou play with. >> reporter: the cdc saying y-- protesters demanding more safeguards after images of crowded hallways surfaced. >> i know my friends and i will be wearing masks but i don't know about the other kids at my school. >> reporter: the white house task force urging the state do what the governor resisted doing, urging a mask mandate and shout down nightclubs and bars and gyms. the governor pointing to improving numbers in georgia last month as hospitals and death tolls rising the president told our affiliate that georgia has done all ght. >> georgia's been great, because you kept it down and re-opened. you're getting close to having 100% open and you kept the virus level down, which is an incredible tribute. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci saying yesterday, americans have a choice to make. >> you want to open the bars or you >> reporter: terra si

i would like to ask doctor senter, to give us a review of u.s. relations and how we got our down. we may be going. for years. >> thanks ver we will be appealing to the manager. as managers to the senators today to live up to the hope they have just taken -- the oath they just taken to do impartial justice and hold a fair trial. we're happy to respond to questions. [inaudible] >> just want to add this fixation on the clinton precedent is weird. the clinton trial was conducted fairly but distorting what happened there shouldn't make a difference. the question is, should you have a fair trial now? any intelligent person knows that in any trial, whether it's for robbing a bank or for subverting the constitution of united states, the accusers come in this case the house of representatives, bring in all the witnesses and all the evidence. the defenders bring in all the evidence they want and say you have trial. to be debating whether you should have the evidence admitted, to be debating whether you should allow witnesses is to be debating whether you should have a cover-up, by definitio

and the president of the scientific mrs senter you know slavery munchak says the 4th day of protest symbiosis went by call me but the overall agenda of people hasn't changed. those tweets said peace poor people are the joy in their hope but their gender change the last drop that broke the camel's back was the mass joining the problem is the state enterprises dozens of different big commercial entities joined the protest saying that we demand not perks from the government we need we need for elections to look at himself in the position when he did not deliver on any dialogue with any meaningful social group and the way that election commissioners deliberate fraud and election and vote now definitely ignited that kind of protest and anger because nobody believes in bell or the location got 80 percent of. the palestine administration as the mouse the peace deal between israel and the united arab emirates accusing the latter of betrayal the accord which was struck with help of the united states will see israel halt its west bank an exception plant as a result of this diplomatic breakthrough and a

. >>> next tonight, the historic liftoff this afternoon at the kennedy space senter in cape canaver canaveral. two astronauts now hurtling towards the international space station at nasa teamed up with spacex. gio benitez was there. >> reporter: tonight, the historic launch. >> 3, 2, 1, 0. ignition. liftoff! >> reporter: american ambition and ingenuity blasting off, sending astronauts into space from u.s. soil for the first time in nearly a decade. >> the first human ride for falcon 9, and it was incredible. >>> for astronauts bob behnken and doug hurley, the day started with that famous walkout after bad weather scrubbed the last launch wednesday. the two in their designer flight suits giving the thumbs up. their wives, also astronauts, and their children. hurley and wife karen holding hands. behnken with a message for his son. >> are you going to listen to mommy and make her life easy? i love you. >> reporter: the crew, taking teslas to the launchpad with one final look before boarding the crew dragon and lifting off into history. spacex, created by elon musk, becoming the first private com

correspondent only or spoke to yet a slew of roman church president of the scientific research mrs senter in minsk he says that contrary to alexander lukashenko as claims the nation's already falling apart. it is claimed that she is the only guy who can keep the country going is just can be interpreted in the quite the opposite meaning the question should and must the realize that this system has been building is about to collapse and is collapsing look at the numbers are wager is her exchange rate carol browner nervousness or people who are trying to flee the country look at i.t.t. sector there is a demand to leave the country for bush because he's in power but he does have his supporters to support his helping out on the streets would you say that's just 3 percent all of you witness more than independently. even with the administered resort that here applied he couldn't get more than 50000 people in the downtown men's go in one of this and this is it so what here i visited some of the clips actually have people who are not there of their own accord you say were coerced into it some are

you can see fans continue to come here outside the staples senter to honor him.is wife says the family wants to keep some of the items have left in acknowledgement of what kobe meant to them and also what they meant to kobe. tom? >> zachary, thank you. >> much more ahead this saturday. the inferno overseas. a massive warehouse fire taking down part of a highway. what investigators believe started the blaze. >>> plus, the teenager with autism handcuffed by police. his family now saying it all started with a call for help. >>> and the wild video -- a man mowed down by a deer. what happened next? stay with us. n by a deer. what happened next? stay with us. heumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or active psoriatic arthritis for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. it can reduce pain, swelling, and significantly improve physical function. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you h

because the president of the scientific research mrs senter that's an independent think tank was a presidential candidate themself in 2010 he says he does not trust is willing to redistribute power. well the only strat that ticks that has is to somehow shut down the protests to disperse crowds to lure people into a negotiation process and this kind of statement that he is ready for reforms i can tell you like i heard that 10 years ago if you can years ago 5 years ago and no change happened in the question came there his presidential election program promised to come back to thaw that style of land economy so i do not see any evidence any reason any personal like decision to do our trust him in this critical i think that right now we need some people of authority who can talk to look directly probably religious leaders ex-president show presidents people who are in this way one way or another have good relations with them presenting him with the real alternatives because remember yesterday when he had this rally and he didn't even notice millions of people are rallying in the streets of all citi

mrs senter insurance and this and that and the other thing an important media center in the arab world and so on so a lot of that is gone small egypt and the buying the house and other places iran when you think that the time is your student best used to give some of its own crew and use or not if not longer than just a 2nd in a war in syria again next door has also a weakening of the niece and the syrian economy for all of these reasons why it's of course undermined and hurry. not. sure what the future that's where i start somewhere so its purpose start with a. big shoes has to be real as well modeled on we've also seen hezbollah very much on the defensive over the last few days and they're still very much a power broker and then how do they fit into all of this especially if there's now going to be early elections and attempts a political reform where do they fit in. absolutely i've heard possibly some of the speaking assume that he was even more expensive than the brand new son was so the. short speech clearly has one that is feeling the heat both from the the interests as well as f

view on this independent view from here a slow of romantic president of the scientific research mrs senter of men's day there is a look at shankar overstating the case here is it that personal that if he goes the whole country will fall. it's likely all statement or solution going to be 26 years to this system that would collapse just one person resigns no this is the inability to know honest ability and know in fact there are new is the question should and must to realise that this system has been building is about to collapse and is collapsing look at the numbers are wage earners for each change rate carol browner nurse new sort of people who are trying to leave the country look at i.t. sector there is a demand to leave the country for because they've been power so he should recognise the fact that 97 percent of the population is against him wants him to leave and the only way to are you going to get the 97 percent from. there was a joke that here was called 3 percent during the campaign but right now the trust of the people buying them lying thwarts daughter and murder to the peaceful d

yes, he's been in the spotlight before, been in the senter of the stage before but never been a clear and convincing, commanding frontrunner. after winning the nevada caucuses and of course new hampshire in the very strong showing in iowa, it is bernie sanders' ration to lose at this point. that is why candidates are already stepping up attacks and criticism. sounding the alarm of electing a democratic socialist. aids to former new york city mayor bloomberg say they're going to make this about bernie sanders. of course they are because mayor bloomberg had a disappointing night last week in vegas. but this is the last best opportunity for bernie sanders. yes, there's a lot of talk about what a sanders nomination would mean. this is the time to make those comments and attacks known. the next week of the campaign, the south carolina primary saturday, followed three days later by the super tuesday contest in three states where 30% of the delegates are picked, that's going to set the mark for this campaign. how sanders does in the next week is going to be critical for him. it all starts wi

-china tech rivalry is red hot and chips are going to take front and senter in that battle and for veryood reasons. the big chips are the big brains that is what is powering the smart phones and the next generation technology we care a lot about and you talk a lot about in "squawk alley." 5-g, facial recognition and ai only about 12% of chips, 12% are now made in the u.s. that is expected to slip over the next ten years meanwhile, china saw 15% that is expected to grow strongly lawmakers on capitol hill, they realize that's an issue. they believe it's a national security concern they expect to override trump's defense spending bill. there is a new framework to enchurnlg more domestic championship manufacturing it's a trend and important theme for investors to watch here. >> yeah. that is great chart. glad we brought that up, josh. 22% out of taiwan alone which, you know, again, that's in that region josh, thank you. >>> let's bring in patrick morehead, president at moore insights and straty to talk about this industry overall. let's start off with the intel story if we can. fair to say

happens to live here and happens to spend disproportionate amount of time here at the operations senter and we're very sober about conversations about what other states need as it relates to even what's coming from the national stockpile and making sure that none of us are being greedy at that moment and we had the capacity and moved things around. that's the spirit to answer your question that we're bringing to this conversation and debate and the purchaser of incredible capacity and we want to help other states even as large as illinois and washington state and some of the largest states in the nation to see if we can help procure not only a reduction in costs per unit but also procure a mindset where we're not in a margin of zero sum and it's us versus them. >> listening to california governor gavin newsom, a brief of what's happening with the coronavirus in our state. talking about medical equipment there but, make, you started with a call for all californiaens to get connected to the californiaens 65 and older. it's above the age of 65 and about connectivity and the state working w

josh, any part of you feel like there's some level of complacency with all of this we're going to senter the fall schools will open. the 14-day infection rate is down but it's still up there the virus is still spreading in states we don't know what the fall will look like from a flu standpoint. there are some pretty nasty predictions from people like the cdc about the health environment in the fall. are we taking any of that into account as we talk about the market today >> it ends up reenforcing the drivers behind the rally if you're right and we get these nasty surprises, they open some schools and there's some infection outbreaks, et cetera, yeah, i think at first the market's reaction will be to freak out. think about the drivers that come about as a result of that it reenforces work from anywhere it reenforces e-commerce in shipping and fulfillment which are the best stocks in the market i think like you've got the second order of magnitude where it pumps up home building because the longer this nightmare is part of our lives, the more inclination it will be to renovate a home that

staples senter to remember kobe bryant and his daughter, gianna.out the celebration of life for the two. >>> and it's a clear night tonight but tomorrow we're tracking a lot of sunshine and warm weather. of millions of americans during wall strethe recession.advantage so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the community. in businesses owned by women and people of color. in affordable housing. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson politicians in washington could use right now. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. this is a stodream.the american it starts here, in a middle class neighborhood with a middle class kid named mike. when his father died, his mother went to work and became the breadwinner. she instilled in mike a belief in hard work and a drive to build a better life. so he started a company from scratch with an idea and endless hours- today, that makes him the only democrat in the race who'

joining me now to discuss is an emergency physician at the valley wise medical senter in phoenix andr. mina tran in houston. doctor, i'll start with you. arizona health officials warning that only 10% of the state's icu bed res main available. you have been forced to find ways to create new beds for patients. what's going on? >> don, thanks for having me. it's a very concerning situation, and we're having to make very tough decisions in the e.r. people love throwing around numbers and everybody's become an expert these days but let me put it to you this way. there are nurses in the e.r. to put it mildly, that are very tough. it's actually become demoralizing. emergency medicine is a stressful, we signed up for that, i'm used to it. but it's not common to come off a shift losing hope. i'm making tough decisions and driving home, seeing people who are clearly not distancing, being in big settings, and it feels like what i'm doing is futile. i don't know what more people need to hear. we are the worst state in the country per capita by cases by far. we are the worst state in the country

. >> we're the oldest child care and family resource senter in san francisco.e're about 120 years old. >> reporter: which means when it comes to pandemics, this is the school's second go around. it was here during the 1918 spanish flu. >> we were open 24 hours and serving families. >> reporter: like all schools in the u.s., when the spanish flu swept into san francisco in september of t1918, the day car closed up. >> almost every city closed schools in 1918. >> reporter: john berry wrote a book on the pandemic. says there wasn't a lot of resistance to closing schools in 1918. >> it was a lethal virus. everybody knew it was lethal. >> reporter: san francisco instituted an ordnance requiring people to wear a mask. some were even arrested for resisting that matter. on november 2 19s with people pressing for re-opening and city leader thinking they had the virus in check, they opened up. >> on november 21st at noon there was a whistle blown significaying that everybody wo remove their masks. >> reporter: schools re-opened today. jason navarro says in hindsight, tha

i took it at walter reaped medical senter in front of the doctors and they were very surprised. they said that's an unbelievable thing. very rarely can anybody do what you did. >> can you ace that sort of test? what did we learn from this? there's a new cognitive test he took very recently, but nobody was told about it? >> this is interesting. the only time we know in recent history that the president has been to walter reed was when he was in november when we went unannounced for an unscheduled visit on a saturday afternoon, breaking protocol with the president's physician riding in the same vehicle as him for what amounted to sort of an urgent visit. now we're hearing that on that day, because that's the only day that the president has been -- at least as it's been acknowledged to the public -- to walter reed for medical exam that he had neurocognitive testing. what does that mean? he had emergency neurocognitive testing in november and we haven't heard about it? let's hear the results of test. let's have the president's physician come out and explain why they were going emerg

and we operated our emergency operation senter in january of this year. we kept a sharp eye on what was going on. we knew the possibility of a pandemic could exist in our city. so we wanted to be prepared. this is not unfamiliar territory for san francisco, where we had had to lead the charge on our own in the absence of support from the federal government. in fact, the aids crisis a clear example in the 1980s when san francisco was ignored by the federal government and wasn't provided with the support we needed to lead our system out of no one else wanted to touch. in fact, the department of public death stayed on it. they kept at it, and now we are known as a place that people look to when it comes to research, science, data, for all sorts of public health challenges that exist. so we were using facts and data to guide our decision. >> because you have had this policy wise in your city. it seems that san francisco is one of those places, california more broadly, where there is going to be pressure to open back up. and that pressure i think is helped by

we will go to nebraska to see the medical senter there who is warning the situation is catastrophic asospital prepare for an onslaught of new infections. as hospitalizations continue to climb all across this country. we will talk to the mayor of chicago as well about how she is handle planning and chris krebs, the ousted homeland security cyber chief who was fired by president trump for saying the election was secure. we will talk to him about what supporters should believe and what he knows. that's all coming up on kpix at 8:30. see you then. >>> okay. let's turn our attention to the weather and a couple issues that top the list. it is going to get windy later tonight and windy enough that there's he red flag warning for most of the mountains in the bay area but it goes to the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains that's tonight into tomorrow morning. and we will look at that in more detail but let's get ready for saturday. look at cloud. can't see the top halves of the buildings in san francisco and looking at san jose, it is cloudy here, too. clouds are a little higher at leas

and ceo of the king senter in atlantcen. you tweeted about people quoting your father saying many who quote him now and evoke him to deter justice today would likely hate and may already hate the authentic king. what is your understanding looking at all of these protests across the country about their objectives and how your father would feel about them today? >> look, i think the objectives are those who are truly protesting or directly connecting to the issues that my father was address egg. the issue is there is still two americas. the there is america for black people and there is america for white people. i would say it is america for white supremacists thinking and privilege and as america for everybody else. that is problematic. and so people who are protesting legitimately protesting are trying to raise that issue. we're tired and fed up with the talk. it's time to do the work. dismantling white supremacy and creating another america, a true america. >> when you talk about that work, what does that work look like to

what is available and the endeavor of working with the board t mayor, and the emergency operations senter to identify additional locations for a covid response effort. but i think what we've all learned and appreciated is just the very poignant and important role that parks are playing in this response, not just as spaces for our direct response, but also of respite and health and well being for san franciscans. i know you understand that and you have been a great park champion in all the parks throughout the district as does the board. the parks, frankly, have never been more important. they are not nice to have. they are must have's. they are not just amenities, but they are utilities fundamental to our health and well being, so this is no doubt a complicated challenge to balance how to best use the public spaces for the public s health and welfare and your approach, supervisor, seems very reasonable to catalog and have an even of the public space, and we're happy to do that. >> good afternoon. >> thank you for those comments. mr. pennick? >> good afternoon, chair peskin, supervisors, a

. >> reporter: according to an analysis of payroll data, gateway care and rehab senter is one of 25 nursing facilities that failed to meet staffing standards more than 500 times at the end of last year, the most in the bay area. to put that in perspective, 21 of those facilities have registered nurses that failed to report any hours. it's unclear if they didn't show up for work or other reasons. >> people that came to work they had between 25, 30 patients that they were attending to. >> reporter: abc 7 reached out to the facility but has yet to hear back. the i-team obtained text messages from the owners in april. one said we needily need silenced staff. but gateway's staffing shortage was a problem well before april. the facility failed to meet the state's minimum staffing score back in 2019. a problem that should have been flagged by the california department of public health. >> i want to know why the state isn't identifying these facilities that fell below the minimum requirements. >> reporter: the agency has yet to respond. >> this is squarely within the work that they're supposed to b

and i say this -- >> the affordable care act -- that will be front and senter in that debate. >> i sayfully because it's part of my job. but asked twice, it seems like you're preparing the interview without answering. in addition to the points you made, which i think are fair, we were just discussing it with another guest who is pushing very hard on this issue, your answer to whether you would specifically make any of those structural changes is what? >> ari, i've always said i'm open, even before this seat opened. to consider important structural changes in the united states senate. i mean, after all, right now we're sitting on a huge amount of important legislation to pass the house that is sitting in the united states senate. and if we have a majority, we want to move forward on a full agenda, not just repair the damage from the last four years. so all those reform possibilities were on the able before we got to this point, with the supreme court justice opening. and they will remain on the table afterwards. i can assure you. but, again, if we -- if we take our eye off the ball righ

and the convention putting music front and senter in a way we haven't seen before.rformances, many drawing on civil rights history, some prerecorded and done in some interesting settings. tonight, john legend reuniting with common for a powerful rendition of "glory" from the movie "selma" in which they won an oscar. ♪ we'll cry glory, oh, glory ♪ glory ♪ even jesus got his crown in front of a crowd ♪ ♪ never look back, we've gone hundreds of miles to become a hero ♪ >> for millions watching at home, these performances are now an integral part how they may view the democratic party and how the party and allies wanted to communicate. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> just some of the highlights this week. when we come back, a special moment from tonight's convention. from tonight's convention nd... sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's right here. - hi! - hi. hey! - tha

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. ♪ >>> from rockefeller senter in the heart of new york city, it's the "tonight show" starring gym byallon. tonight join jimmy and his guests jesse eisenberg, blake griffin, musical guest gracie adams and featuring the legendary roots crew and now here's your host, jimmy fallon ♪ >> jimmy: wow. oh my goodness thank you very much. thank you very much. hey, everybody, welcome to the show thank you for watching i'm jimmy fallon they are the roots right there thank you for tuning in. it's been a pretty crazy day with the storm hitting the east coast. extreme winds and thousands of power outages so everyone out there, stay safe and we're thinking about you guys all right. let's get to some news and jokes. well, guys, everybody is talking about this last night hbo aired jonathan swann's interview with president trump and let's just say, it was so bad it made his coronavirus briefings look good. the interview was such a disaster at one point fema showed up and wrapped trump in a foil blanket you could tell things weren't going well because midway through trump asked if he could talk to chris

charles: this as vice president pence tours a walmart distribution senter to thank essential workers there. take a a listen. >> thank you for doing a great jobfor for keeping food on the table for the american people. charles: coming up my one-on-one interview with vice president mike pence plus small businesses expected to get some relief this week as job losses continue to grow. reaction from former small business administrator linda mcmahon. all that and so much or an "making money." ♪ charles: markets stumble out of the gate this morning as investors reacted to sobering news on the potential coronavirus deaths, not so much by selling but many investors are staying on the sideline while the coronavirus task force models for a potential peak in the next couple weeks. wall street is modeling the lasting impact of the shutdown to society and it is sure to change in many, many ways. for the most part this is largely a guessing game for the market, beginning with tomorrow's initial jobless claims. to be sure there is a school of thought that the market is already oversold and perhaps u

she was moved to uc davis medical senter when the condition got worse. this person may have gotten the virus through community transmission. she had not traveled out of the country or knowingly been he can posed to someone who is sick. because of her low risk background, this patient was not tested for coronavirus for days. state and federal officials agree, a wider criteria for testing is needed. but the symptoms are so common they are similar to a cold or flu and test kits are not being mass produced at this time. . >> we know that the cat is out of the bag in terms of it having spread. what we are trying to do is slow the spread. >> we are going keep it over there to we have got to prepare for what we are going to do to protect ourselves when it's here. >> reporter: schools in the vacaville and fairfield unified school districts are taking extra measures to protect students and staff. custodians are disinfecting wiping down door handles and desks and both school district sent out advisories to parents that the cdc told them to prepare for a possible o

let's start with darren in the weather senter. >>> 7:06 is going to berye. so this is when we start to a notice the intensity start to pick up. first thing i want to do is show you what we have done. because the numbers for gusts within the last two hours are already pretty impressive. of course i will start with the temperatures. those are relatively warm. it's in the low to mid-50s for many spots. oakland, concord, san francisco at 53. but it's not the temperatures that you will notice. it's the wind and if you take a look at the gusts, we have hit an 80-mile-an-hour gusts in the mountains of the north bay. but down at the lower elevations where the cities and communities we live in santa rosa hit 33-mile-an-hour gusts within the last hour. concord hit 35. san francisco at 28. although, the weather spotter in the city of san francisco has reported a 40-mile-an-hour gust in the city. and hayward 23is one of the strongest gusts so far for the east bay. looking at the currents on the map, there's wider view. san jose at 6-mile-per-hour breeze which gusts occa

the one here in san jose on senter road and offices in concord and the oakland claremont location andto 5:00 most days. most things you come to for license and vehicle registration that is still being done online and reinstating a suspended license and getting a disability parking placard and those things will be done in person by appointment starting today. also limited walk-up services. now, reminder the deadline to get that real i.d. that's been pushed back to october 2021. you have some more time now. you also have to keep your distance at the location. they tell us they're taking the necessary precautions when things open up to keep people safe. back here live this morning, you see the line is continuing to form here. we are learning that they'll be using a new feature so you won't have to wait inside. you can wait in your car and they'll text you when it's time to get service. the message is don't come to one of their offices if you absolutely do not have to. they don't want things to get overcrowded as they begin to reopen. beginning live in san jose, julian glover, abc7 news.

we know the san jose office here on senter road and the san francisco office on fell street and officesncord and the oakland claremont location and open 5 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. most days. most things you come to the dmv for like license and vehicle registration that is still being done online but reinstating a suspended license or disability parking placard, you can do that in person by appointment starting today. now, reminder of the deadline to get that real i.d. is pushed back to october of 2021. you do have more time. you will have to keep your distance while you're at one of the locations, though. they tell us they will be taking necessary precautions when things open up to keep people safe. now, we're also learning that they are using a new feature so you won't actually have to wait inside the building. you'll be able to wait in your car and get a text message when it's your turn to be serviced. services are limited, though. some things still not happening like in-person driving tests. if you were hoping the kids, the teen might be able to do that in-person driving test and maybe

how we can adjust our activities as a group cover the volume of gun violence that's coming into our senter. >> wow. i think it's interesting because you say -- as i was trying to explain earlier, if you're looking at this simple listically you look at the factors -- you can look at the protests and so forth, and you can try to connect one to the other, and that he may not necessarily be so. you say that this doesn't prove any connection between the protests we're seeing and the rise in gun violence. how do you know that? >> i'm saying you cannot say that that is the case. i can't say it's definitely not the case, but you can't say that definitely because of the prevents or because of covid gun violence is going up. if you look at the body of research about crime being committed that you need an offender and a victim, and particularly with gun violence that occurs mostly outside -- 80% of gun violence occurs outside doors, then it makes sense that because of covid and the stay-at-home orders when people are staying inside and not going to work that you would see a decrease in gun violence.

i would like to ask doctor senter, to give us a review of u.s. relations and how we got our down. we may be going. for years. >> thanks very much. thank you for sponsors. a very happy to be there. i belong perspective on this issue of it in some of my focus it really watch this megxit for the improvement. their remarkable and permit this been taking place in their u.s. approach towards a timeline. and in recent years. so this is an element of uncertainty. their result of their taiwan election, where an element of uncertainty. and watch i see of course it that rapid continuity now in taiwan, and they were poor i think this continue, this improvement will continue. i don't see this element causing difficulty in my assessment. watch i would like to do in their remarks that i have, upon focus on this issue watch this megxit for the continuation of their positive trajectory in their u.s. taiwan relations. watch i have to do personal it talk about their manifestations of those improved relations. and look at their causes of it. see of their elections has changed that and wondering for t

the bill will code phi medicare reimbursement for community health senters and rural health clinics for telehealth services. cutting red tape and ensuring these vital services are available to patients on a more permanent basis. as a lifetime resident of rural pennsylvania and having spent nearly three decades as a therapist and licensing administrator, i have been amazed how telehealth services make life easier for rural and underserved communities, particular h.r. older americans. now more than ever access to telehealth services is become agnes it. medicare recipients need these services without barriers and restrictions. the health act will improve access for the underserved. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i would like to recognize gale

that'll provide 2,000 hospital beds in our state with more than 200 at the santa clara convention senterties of medical supplies and protective gear on the way to the state. mercy is heading to the port of los angeles to provide extra support as the number of coronavirus patients is expected to grow. the declaration frees federal money for emergency assistance for state and local government. some nonprofit osars that provide emergency support including disaster aid and legal services eligible for funding and as we've been reporting, the national guard has been activated. >> through fema, the federal government will be funding 100% of the cost of deploying national guard units to carry out approved missions to stop the virus well. those governors remain in command. >> this means the governor's will make the decision on when to call up the guard and where the guard members go. >> we have more in san francisco on the story. good morning. >> good morning. we're at golden gate park and behind us is old fair building being re-purposed and used. there's 35 sites. the park is operating as part o

and this tennis senter will become one of the finest urban tennis centers in the country thank you. >> thank you so much. all all he low, caller. state your name. >> this is dana gill, c.e.o. of lifetime activities. >> go ahead. >> thank you. good morning. and general manager ginsburg and director kechum. like so many other businesses the past five months has been a challenging time for our organization. however, we're extremely proud with the tenure and the strength of character and to as allowed and this also includes a tennis director and the general manager. currently employed at the manager and to the opening of golden gate park with the heartfelt thanks and the members of the general public. and individually and me and my team and during the months that is usually business as usual. and in dealing with the day-to-day operations and while new to this community that is no surprise the reputation and the beacon of hope this tennis center has become. if you motivated us ourselves and with the grand opening and greatly appreciate your consideration today. >> caller, please state your