alyssa healy with a rocket to kick proceedings off. india route this opportunity to get her out early on and she smashed her way to 75. beth mooney matched and surpassed that score as australia drone to a massive 184 off their overs. india needed a big response which was a big responsibility for 16—year—olds opener verma who faulted. healy at the heart of the success. capitulation from their is wicket after wicket fell. india all out with less than 100 and australia the victors. it will be huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium celebrating letting's in pensive victory and they are waiting foran pensive victory and they are waiting for an encore katy perry. —— celebrating their side's victory. historic night for australian cricket and a great celebration of

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alyssa harington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 6:36. it will not turn off the power to customer who is pay their bills late during this pandemic. pg&e said that last night. they plan to leave the lights on for all residential customers during this crisis. also pg&e will offer flexible payment plans to customers facing tough economic problems due to the virus. and, in response to the coronavirus outbreak, at&t and comcast are extending data caps for all at-home internet subscribers. more people are staying at home or they're working from home and the companies are the first providers to extend caps for those who don't already have unlimited access. comcast has also increased the speed of their internal essentials plan aimed at low income earners. >>> four san jose firefighters have tested positive for the coronavirus and dozens more are off the job due to possible exposure. the first case was reported at station 9 in the almedan section. he lives in long beach in southern california but comes up to san jose for work. officials say he is

from the first ball australia brought the fireworks, alyssa healy with a rocket to kick proceedings off. in they were made to rue this missed opportunity to get her out only on and she reached 75. beth mooney matched and then surpassed that score as australia got to a massive 184. india needed a big response which was a big responsibility for 16—year—old opener but she immediately faltered. alyssa healy‘s hands again at the heart of the success. hands again at the heart of the success. from there, capitulation is a wicket after wicket fell. in the all out for less than 100, australia at the victors. —— india all out for less tha n at the victors. —— india all out for less than 100. there will be a huge party in melbourne this evening, many of the australian fans are still inside the stadium, celebrating the compressive victory, and also waiting for an encore from katy perry. an historic night for australian cricket and on international women's day, a great celebration of women's sport. that's all from us here on sports sportsday. now it's time for the film review. hello, and a very warm

good morning, alyssa. >> good morning, dave. bart has already scaled back its operations and muni and bta making big changes going into effect today. muni light rail and bta are suspending service till further notice. they had to completely halt light rail service after an operator trainee tested positive for covid-19 last week. there's no bus bridges with vta and they're not collecting fares. service changed to collect some buss and routes on essential services. vta have modified their routes. muni tunnels closed and subway stations closed except ones in the downtown san francisco area except for bart. we got video for the west portal totals and the metro service and a lot of lines are the ones that take people to work and with so many of us working from home, they're not useful right now. cable cars also stop running to protect operators and passengers. there's a lot of changes really too many to list off and those vt a&m uni asking riders to use their app to check on your ride and see how it'll be impacted this week. reportin

alyssa, where are those officers now?rs were quarantined but they returned home last night. seven officers responded to this call. they say that a man was having a cardiac emergency. those officers performed cpr on a 72-year-old patient, but not mouth to mouth. that patient later died. family members told responders he had recently been on a cruise where other passengers had been suspected of having covid-19. >> although it's not yet been determined by santa clara county public health whether or not the patient had covid-19, we are taking every step possible to ensure the safety and well being of the officers on the call, the members of our department and the sunnyvale community. >> none of those officers are showing symptoms. there are no plans to test them for the virus. the medical examiner will determine the patient's cause of death. thit, there are currently 20 coronavirus cases in santa clara county. reporting live in sunnyvale, alyssa harington, ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> sfo is taking new steps to protect passengers f

good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning, dave. yeah, that's right. these closures keep expanding. so is state parks are closing a lot of their parking lots and that's to discourage people from driving in from out of town. a lot of the tr some of the latest closures there just went into effect today. this includes the parking lot at the marina green ocean beach and beach chalet. i'm going to tell you about five of the major ones. the black diamond upper parking lot, crown beach otis parking lot. point isabell which is very popular for walking dogs. trends last weekend mobs of people around the bay area. residents were furious. some were out on street corners try to direct traffic away. officials cracked down almost immediately. people are allowed to go outside and take a walk during this shelter-in-place, but they're encouraged to do that in their own neighborhoods. parks officials say they saw more people than sometimes even on a busy holiday. rosette, point reyes is closed. walk-in access does remain open for a lot of these sites but there are a cou

reporting live in san jose, alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. >>> time is 6:35.have new updated numbers on the coronavirus in the united states. there are now more than 14,000 cases of coronavirus. that's a 51% increase from yesterday. 205 people have died from the virus in the u.s. now, new york has the most coronavirus cases in the country. more than half of the 5,700 cases are in new york city. new york governor andrew cuomo says the jump in numbers is due to more testing. he also says new york has no plans to issue a statewide shelter-in-place order like we have in california, but he did order businesses to keep at least 75% of their employees home. >>> well, the state department is warning americans avoid all international travel during this covid-19 pandemic. in countries where commercial flights are still available, americans are advised to come home immediately or risk getting stranded overseas for an indefinite period. the president's coronavirus task force has not ruled out the ponlt of banning all air travel domestic and international. >>> five people

good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the governor decided to expand this shelter-in-place order after the number of coronavirus cases here in the state continued to jump. i want to show you the latest numbers according to the department of public health. now in california, there are 675 cases. there have been 16 confirmed deaths. 448 of the patients are between the ages 18 to 64. the remains 209 are 65 or older. governor newsom predicts more than half the state's population, that's more than 25 million people will be infected with covid-19 in the next two months if extreme measures are not taken. the governor says everyone needs to self-isolate in order to slow the spread. you can still go outside for some fresh air. you can walk your dog, pick up groceries. hospitals, meanwhile, are bracing for the surge of patients. governor newsom says the state has ordered more ventilators and they will increase the state hospital bed capacity by 750 beds and they're also negotiating to use space in university of california dor

entertainment from katy perry and dancing cricket bat from the first ball australia brought the fireworks, alyssart things off. india missing this opportunity. beth mooney managed and surpassed the score is australia street to a massive 184. india needed a big response and it was a big responsibility for the 16—year—old opener virma who immediately faulted. from there, capitulation as we could after we could fill. india we re we could after we could fill. india were all out for less than 100 and australia the victors. an historic night for australian cricket and on australian —— and on international women's day a great display of women's day a great display of women's sport. tyrrell hatton sealed his first pga tour title with a one—shot victory in the arnold palmer invitational at bay hill. the englishman showed nerves of steel in difficult conditions over the last seven holes, in the final round to hold off the challenge of australia's marc leishman. hatton was playing in only his second event since undergoing wrist surgery at the end of last year. to rugby union — and france's grand slam hopes

india we re alyssa healy and f mooney.or 99 in the final attendance of 86,000 just fell short of the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event put our reporter is that alongside england cricketer alex hartley. this australian team is fantastic, they lost their first game to india but have thrown everything out the water and beaten them ina everything out the water and beaten them in a world cup final and it will not get better for them. they area will not get better for them. they are a fantastic team and still really young. beth mooney was fantastic, really consistent and fantastic, really consistent and fantastic at the top of the order. she is doing this time and again. the find of the tournament was the 16—year—old, she did not deliver today, dropped the catch in the first over but i don't know if the occasion got to her, only 16 but i don't blame her. in rugby union, scotla nd don't blame her. in rugby union, scotland will try to halt france's grand slam challenge when the sides meet at murrayfield this afternoon. sco

new zealand won the toss of australia into bat and once they were able to remove alyssa healy early onorder really performed with beth mooney making 60. in response, new zealand gave it all with some big hitting. they took it all the way to the final over but in the end, they didn't quite have enough with australia eventually claiming a li—run victory. the only way for australia was witnessing ellyse perry limping off the field with what looked to be a hamstring problem. we do know australia, the defending champions are through to the semi finals. 0nce those are done, we will know who plays who in the last four. the semi finals are also here in sydney on march five. the final takes place in melbourne on march the 8th. and paralympian will bayley was a real star in the latest series of britain's ‘strictly come dancing'. but all the glitz and glamour was cut short for him, as he injured his knee in rehearsals and had to pull out of the show. but now the table tennis champion has his sights on his fourth paralympic games in tokyo this summer. kate grey's been to see him. will bailey and j

reporting live i'm alyssa harington. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> our time is now 5:03. we're closely watching wall street and it looks like the markets today will start with losses. that's likely because of fears about the unemployment report that will be coming out at 5:30. it's expected to show that millions of new jobless claims were filed last week. the markets were mixed at the end of trading yesterday. there was a selloff after the senate vote on the largest economic stimulus package in u.s. history was temporarily delayed before the closing bell. the dow and the s&p 500 ended the day with gains. the nasdaq was down slightly. >>> our time is 5:04. students at public schools in six bay area counties will be out of school at least until may 1st. the offices of education for alameda, santa clara, marin, contra costa, san mateo, and san francisco as well as the city of berkeley agreed on that date and they made an official announcement. officials say that date may even be extended, but they wanted to let families and educators have a certain time frame to work from. >

. >>> ktvu's alyssa harrington reporting from home this morning joining us now to tell us who will get that money. who's in line for it. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well, almost everyone qualifies. about 90% of americans do qualify to get some of this money and the administration wants to get it to people right away. possibly three weeks after the final bill is signed and definitely no later than the end of the year. i'll show you a graphic right now that kind of breaks down those numbers of who could get what. under this bill, individuals are eligible for up to $1,200. coupleless, $2,400. part-times would go down for a single person who made more than $75,000 last year until it completely phases out at zero at $99,000. now, with custom, those making $198,000 would not qualify at all. businesses are also hoping for some relief. in downtown walnut creek, the yacht club changed its menus to soups. the owners had to lay off 45 people. co-owners of wineburg gave those employees care packages with food and their final check. >> everything we hadn't given away to our staff, we c

ktvu's alyssa harington joins us right now. she's live with a response from our bay area sports team. >> reporter: good morning. the warriors were supposed to play tonight. eye utah jazz player rudy gobert has tested positive for the virus. he touched and rubbed his hands on a bunch of microphones and recording devices after a press conference to prove he wasn't scared of getting sick. that was on monday. yesterday, that player tested positive for coronavirus. the announcement was made to postpone the season sending fans home. mark cuban's the owner of the dallas mavericks was sitting court side when he got the news the season would not continue. >> i'm obviously very concerned b. but this is much bigger than basketball. i'm concerned about whether my kids have school or not. i'm concerned, you know, are we all doing the right thing because this is obviously new territory. this is certainly a black swan event in my experiences and so, you know, basketball becomes secondary. >> reporter: we're also waiting to hear how major leag

alyssa wrote the house is gone, jared survived by grace of god. pray for us. family's fate shared by dozens of others. fighting to move forward from one crisis to another. >>> another note tonight, among the coronavirus deaths we learned about today, country music superstar joe diffy died from the virus. "prop me up beside the jukebox" and "john deere green," just 61 years old. >>> still ahead, race for a cure. could a blood transfusion from survivor help others with the disease? >>> workers threatening to strike, how it could impact your family. >>> we are back now with a deeply personal >>> personal look at day in the life of intensive care nurse. working around the clock, tending to coronavirus patients and taking care of her own family during this difficult time. this is her story. >> time to start the day, good morning i'm a nurse practitioner in medical icu. >> i'm taking my temperature to make sure i stay healthy and stake care of my patients. by the nursing station and we have the doctor watching in the room with the nursing staff inside. the unit i wo

good morning alyssa. >> yeah, that's right. this is the cruise ship terminal. as you can see, there is no ship here. it's combg being held held off the coast of california. there are no confirmed cases of covid-19 coronavirus on board. but, the cdc wants to test certain individuals before allowing the vessel to arrive here in san francisco. a passenger who was on that saekt same grand princess cruise ship on a previous cruise died from the coronavirus. the cruise was at sea from february 11th to february 21st. the ship then left on another trip to hawaii. governor gavin newsom said 21 people on board both passengers and crew have now developed flu- like symptoms. >> we are going to be flying testing kits to the cruise ship, and we are going to be sending those quickly back to the state and primarily to richmond lab where we'll be able to test very quickly. >> also, on the ship are 62 passengers who were on the first trip to mexico where that person got sick and died along with two members of the crew. two members posted this video on youtube. >> we haven't had

ktvu's alyssa harington working from home this morning, joining us live with more details. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the reason they have to do this is because of huge crowds, flooded parks and beaches last weekend causing a major public safety concern. it's going to happen as officials were forced to close parks all over the bay area to limit these crowds. people are supposed to be sheltering in place during this pandemic. you are allowed to go on a walk, but the amount of people at these parks was way more than parks officials have seen on a busy holiday. governor gavin newsom ordered closures for parks. now the east bay regional park district announced the closure of more park picnic areas, campgrounds, playgrounds, sports fields at many popular locations and these closures will be in effect at least through the end of april. i want to show you a list with just a few of those impacted. the black diamond upper parking lot, crown beach odis parking lot, is bell which is very particular, also shadow cliff. there will be some walk-in access to these trails, but the public is enco

not far away carnival preparations are underway flavia candido was formally monday alyssa assistant. she too is highly critical of the police operations in rio's fatherless ever. follow my. dog was a case of. apple who also made the right bobby to follow but flavia says there is more to mario his killing then revenge for criticizing police operations. most obvious in. this woman says about the film. of voice. land flavia things that maryellen was despised by the conservative political establishment because she empowered. by the atavism old boys . no we'll know you're there. for. all. these carnival parade too is materialist legacy she wanted my niece residence to be proud of. my family. by. the community's mistrust of the police is understandable but to date no evidence has emerged to support the theory that the police killed marianas. instead all official investigations are focusing on more sinister groups rio's classes secret paramilitary organizations known as militias. they have been formed by members of the security forces who felt that working within the constraints of the law

the temperament around the bay area and other places in the country is very surreal. >> reporter: alyssa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> was second with rosemary, a good time to get outside because changes are coming. >> it is going to be a wet weekend. not only bay area rain but sierra snow. we expect the snow level to drop all the way down to 2500 feet, eventually. here's a look over, looks like the estuary. i think we are looking for the alameda. we have a mix of sun and clouds out there, this afternoon. as we get into the second part of the day, the clouds will increase paid his a mostly blue sky over sfo at this hour. 58 degrees, 52 in santa rosa. a bit cooler for you there. upper 50s, oakland. mid-50s in livermore and san jose. the winds are still generally light, taking a look at where we do have cooler temperatures today. santa rosa down by 13. fairfield down by nine. concord, as well as livermore down by a few degrees. around the bay, actually slightly warmer. i'll also reporting nine degrees of warming from your lunchtime yesterday. here's a look at the storm tracker, the syst

to marry alyssa protests my guess carnival song has become an anthem to justice the only movement the words you are. the a slow roll call. to the school. there are still many unanswered questions about the assassination of money from coke especially who may ultimately have been behind it. against a background of widening divisions in brazil the authorities must prove that they're safe. areas but solving the murders until they do the mistrust and then cya teams will only continue to grow. if every 2020 brazilian police said they form a policeman actually on a break been trying to arrest for alleged involvement in mariana franklin's murder the p.s.o. well his friend has party said it would be pressing the circumstances mr brake his death to be clarified to date no one has been tried for mary-alice killing. on tropical fiji chinese developers are accused of destroying a pacific power and i. want to waste investigations on al-jazeera. the whole d.n.a. of the sierra is to deliver news on bohol for people who are subject to the decisions made by the pound or simply no less of holies people

your words dumb call them alyssa lived out of his own image or because. load all over the. hill. well i think that's a good place to wrap up this debate it's one of those conversations where you peel one layer and you find 13 more i don't know how you feel about this but thank you for watching. in most cases it's the entire political atmosphere that leads to clashes and even to death this debate shows that i know satins the constancy is just one post might be the straw that breaks the camel's back so let us be aware about hate speech even in minor cases if you would like to watch a longer version of that discussion you can check out our you tube channel and if you have any comments or suggestions please do get in touch with us via facebook or email when she ran for word cancel about my lamble from zambia decided she would rise above the hate speech how open and drove around tower with megaphones publicly shaming ha but she proved the haters wrong and although she is stealing how twenty's she is now a successful politician let's meet her. youngest hardpan's law in fact be visiting

here is one person's personal story, alyssa had to postpone her wedding. >>> so we have been engaged for about a year. we got engaged last year this time we were in japan. and we kind of started planning right off the bat and we wanted to have it in the spring and things just fell in to words in terms of planning for the wedding. we found a venue, and they had a specific date open and so we were like, yeah, that looks great, let's just do it and everything really, really worked out really seamlessly. and so, i would say the last few weeks, and so, now, we are working on rescheduling, i have been on multiple calls daily with our planners, with our event coordinator to figure out what the solution is, and we are finding a solution but it's not ideal. and it's a lot of moving parts. but i think that everyone so far has been really accommodating and very helpful, just because this is uncharted territories that we are having to navigate right now, and so, everyone just wants to support one another. >> i think the plan at the moment is to go forward and just find a new date with the same l

states are taking drastic steps to try to contain the corona virus outbreak new york and the songe alyssa shutting down bars cafes restaurants and nightclubs taking action as a federal reserve introduces emergency measures to stem the economic fallout alan fischer reports from washington. from the president of the united states was aimed at comforting americans relax we're doing great it will pay us moments later from the man heading the drive against the virus a starkly different message the worst is yet to head for us it is how we respond to that challenge the number of confirmed cases in the u.s. is no more than 3000 states are shutting down bars and restaurants curfews are starting to be introduced the face of america is changing but airports as the. indeed utopian travel ban kicks in here the. staff carrying out health screenings have been overwhelmed the governor of illinois blamed the trump administration for a lack of planning and foresight he didn't get the response he wanted well here's what i got i got a call at about 11 o'clock last night after that tweet from a white house st

were ruthless, posting an imposing score of 184 for 4 from thir 20 overs with half centuries for alyssaly and beth mooney. india were bowled out for 99. the final attendance of 86,000 just fell short of the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event. 0ur reporterjo currie is there alongside england cricketer alex hartley. this team is fantastic. they lost their first this team is fantastic. they lost theirfirst game this team is fantastic. they lost their first game to india then they threw everything out of the water, beating them in a world cup final, it will not get better for them. they are a fantastic team and a really young team. bethany was fantastic. she is fantastic at the top of the order. she delivers time and again. the 16—year—old is defined at the tournament. she did not deliver today, she dropped the catch in the first i don't know whether the occasion got to her. i don't blame her. altior is facing an "uphill battle" to defend his title at the cheltenham festival after being found lame three days before the race. altior is aiming to become the first horse since 1985 to wi

with australia building anb imposing score of 184 for 4 from their 20 overs with half centuries for alyssatheir run chase and a few moments ago they were 69 for 5 in the 14th over. johanna konta has been knocked out of the semi—finals of the monterrey open. the british number one was beaten in straight sets by marie bouzkova of the czech republic. konta was struggling with a knee problem which required some strapping and lost 6—3, 6—4. and england's tyrell hatton has a two shot lead going into the final round of the arnold palmer invitational in florida. hatton coped well with the windy conditions, and will begin sunday on six under par. northern ireland's rory mcilroy had a round of 73 and he's isjoint second, tied on 4 under with australia's marc leishman. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's with the papers. i was just i wasjust thinking, i was just thinking, how we manage this if we have the one metre apart rule. an interesting thought. hello, and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are property and personal finance commentator anne ashworth and james r

there were half centuries for alyssa healy and beth mooney. india were bowled out for a 99.owd ata just fell short of the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event. in the six nations, scotland host france this afternoon while england have won theirfirst this afternoon while england have won their first triple crown in four yea rs won their first triple crown in four years after beating wales 33—30 in what was a thrilling but somewhat controversial match at twickenham. manu tuilagi got on the scoresheet before being sent off for a dangerous tackle late on. after the match, england head coach eddie jones seems to imply that the referee, ben o'keeffe, was biased in favour of wales. jones said that at the end of the match it was 13 against 16 with england's ellis kent already sin binned before tuilagi was dismissed. —— ellis genge. already sin binned before tuilagi was dismissed. —— ellis gengelj find it bizarre, i do usually don't comment but i don't see how you can tackle a guy. you might as well say someone tackle a guy. you might as well say someone tackle like that you mig

from the first ball, australia bought the fireworks, alyssa healy with a rocket to kick proceedings. fellow opener, beth mooney, matched and then surpass that score, as australia strode to a massive 184 off overs. india needed a big response, which was a big responsibility for a 16—year—old opener, she immediately faulted. healy again at the heart of her team success , healy again at the heart of her team success, from their capitulation, as we get after wickett fell. india all out for less than a hundred, australia victors. a historic night for australian crickets, and international women's day, a great celebration of women in sports. jo currie, bbc news, melbourne. that's all of the sport. bye for now. thank you. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of my team on twitter — i'm @ karinbbc hello. at its best, sunday was a pretty decent day, a bit of a sparkler in some areas, in fact. but, just around the corner, there were showers to be had, generating some magnificent rainbows, and our weather watchers have been all over that. but the forthcoming week is suitably sprin

i so agree with alyssa who says rita expand with coronavirus than i do. they are smiling.sted a video and said mild symptoms. >> 80% of people who get it the symptoms are mild. let's talk about a jazz player who is apologizing over touching the mic. carley: he was not feeling well earlier this weekend made light of the situation by touching the microphones after talking to the media. this is a reminder to take this seriously. he tested positive which is why the nba suspended the season of his teammate tested positive. he reportedly was acting careless in the locker room, joking around about the situation. he did not know he was sick. he had not been tested but he was joking about the media not coming close to the players because that was a new league rule. he has posted an apology and instagram saying the support thing is i would like to publicly apologize to the people i may have endangered. i had no idea i was infected. i was careless and make no excuse me the prank not play well on social media, carelessness had nothing to do with it. willful ignorance and arrogance is

australia were ruthless, posting an imposing score of 184—4 from their 20 overs with half centuries for alyssa. the final attendance of 86,000 just fell short of the biggest crowd at a women's sporting event. it's been announced that the bahrain grand prix will be the first ever formula 1 race to be staged without spectators due to coronavirus. 0rganisers issued a statement to say it was halting ticket sales for the event later this month and would only allow participants into the event. april's chinese grand prix has already been spotponed. the sport's governing body the fia has set up a crisis cell to monitor the situation. altior is facing an "uphill battle" to defend his title at the cheltenham festival according his trainer nicky henderson due to a bout of lameness. altior would be the first horse for 35 years to win the queen mother champion chase three times. the horse suffered his first career defeat over jumps at ascot last november, but returned to win over his preferred two miles at newbury last month. and on international women's day — bryony frost has won a double at southwell on

bowler mitchell starc will miss their final one day international in south africa to watch his wife alyssaay. that's all from salford. back to hugh in richmond looking ahead to a busy weekend of six nations. thank you welcome back to london welsh rugby club. the music is getting louder, we have more guests arriving at this gala dinner tonight. we are hoping for a male voice choir to take to that stage behind me injust a moment. i think a few more trips to the bar had been made as well since your last with us. made as well since your last with us. whilst france's men may be on course for the grand slam in normal time, the women's term it may have to wait until extra time. that is because england's women have won three out of three, but are subject toa three out of three, but are subject to a postponement in rome. a reporter has been to meet three of their team as they look ahead to their team as they look ahead to their own game against wales. commentator: a spectacular score! iam the i am the thompson, i play for the warriors and i play with.|j i am the thompson, i play for the warriors an

good point, alyssa. of the debunking, of the elements we've discussed here, what other evidence? emily? >> it's so interesting. i would agree that that's probably the strongest evidence. commonplace today and interesting how the roots are background of how these things came from are often, i guess, not even there. >> very good. it is intriguing. it really is intriguing how this tale took hold, how this myth became a media myth. and it's also intriguing that the anecdote about furnish the war stirred almost no attention, received almost no public attenti attention. a few references to it in newspaper reviews but by and large, it generates no comment. there was a brief flurry of commentary when creelman published a magazine article that included this in 1906 and a british publication picked on it saying, geez, in the united states they're going crazy. and repeated the anecdote then. that's when hearst denied it, called it frankly false and nonsense. and then the anecdote goes dormant for 30 years. and is resurrected in 1936. what might have happened in 1936? any wild guesses? lizzi

alyssa says rita wilson looks better with the coronavirus and i do after a full face of makeup. a movie about elvis presley. that movie comes out we will all be thinking about it. they suspended spring training and pushed it back to the start of the regular season. jillian: rudy gobert, the first diagnosed with coronavirus is apologizing. carley: a reminder to take this seriously. he wasn't feeling well earlier this week, made light of the situation by touching the microphones. after talking to the media he tested positive, the nba suspended the season and amid rumors he was being careless in the locker room one of his teammates tested positive. he is apologizing on an instagram post. he says the first and most important thing is i would like to publicly apologize to people i may have endangered. i had no idea i was infected. i was careless and make no excuse was he is owning up to his actions but his prank not playing well on social media, carelessness had nothing to do with it, willful ignorance and arrogance is more like it. a pretty good idea, he should donate his salary to

alyssa harrington spoke with one of the restaurants impacted by the new changes. >> reporter: main street kitchen and bar in walnut creek is typically packed but they're preparing to cut their capacity in half. inside employees rearranged the set you to allow social distancing between patrons. >> we felt it how people are not coming in as much and general manager said the announce want to reduce capacity didn't come as a huge surprise but it's going to hurt. >> we recognize what all of the science bears out and we recognize around the rest of the world we need to meet this moment head on. >> restaurants and small businesses in walnut creek are banding together to support one another and asking loyal customers to consider buying gift cards to help them stay afloat. >> it's a really nice sent want and guests that come in and we'll be back and you need help and they're buying gift cards now so it balancing out. >> fox 2 news. >> the mayor of los angeles is taking big steps to try and keep everyone safe there. yesterday he announced executive action totem prayerly close bars, nightclubs, gyms

. >> let's begin with alyssa at the port. what's happening there? >> reporter: you can see the grand princess carrying more than 3500 people. once they disembark they will go to different federal facilities the military bases around the country to start a 14 day quarantine. the crew will stay on the ship itself isolate there. the sickest passengers will get we know that 21 people tested positive and others are showing symptoms. everyone will be tested and californians will either be transported to travis air force base or lack and base for quarantine. charter flights will carry passengers both domestically and internationally. both the governor and oakland mayor want to assure the public that people on the ship will not make contact with anyone else. >> i have received some very strong assurances that this operation will employ the best isolation practices known. >> there will be no contact with the general population. this will all be separate and all of these individuals are being processed in partnership with the state department and others for t

alyssa. >> reporter: that's right. tonight the warriors were supposed to play brooklyn but that game has been canceled along with all the nba games till further notice. i have stunning video showing one of the players, rudy gobert mocking the corona virus my touching microphones and everything at the end of the press conference. that was on monday and a few days later, he got sick and was tested for covid-19 and came backpaystive. a second player tested positive also. the nba made the decision to postpone the decision and some fans were in their seats and mark cue bin, the owner of the mavericks was sitting court side when he got the news. >> it's very concerned but not about basketball, it's much bigger than basketball. i'm concerned about, you know, my kids have school or not. i'm concerned, you know, are we all doing the right thing because this is obviously new territory, this is certainly a black swan event in my experience and so, you know, basketball actually becomes secondary. >> meanwhile the national hockey l

that is alyssa and we are very proud and happy for both of them. they are wonderful people. that we can agree on. great show as always, tucker. a fox news alert, breaking moments ago, u.s. forces just launched multiple targeted air strikes against iranian backed militias. this in a direct response to the rocket attack that killed two american troops at a base in iraq. much more coming up tonight, but first at this hour, the impact of coronavirus is being felt across the united states. we have cancellations, school closures, tournaments canceled from a professional athletic events canceled. for some, this might seem like the world coming to an end. let's start with facts, not fear. make no mistake, every virus as we've been telling you you must take it seriously. it has been an been taken seriously. as a nation, we must take every and all necessary precautions. but we also need to be calm, we need to be strategic, we need to be smart, we need to have the right perspective. any death is a tragedy. i said this before, many times. heart disease, many disease, we lose in this cou

ktvu alyssa harrington live at the port of oakland with where the passengers will be going and you spoke with one of the passengers this morning? >> reporter: that's right . i got a chance to speak with a passenger as well . he's relieved to finally be coming to shore but is dreading what's next and that's another 14 day quarantine . >> well, i couldn't sleep last night because of the situation and then woke up this morning . we were awakened by the health workers who are l dressed up in white tie vac suits and headgear . like little martians . >> reporter: that same passenger told me the ship is running out of supplies and his own roommate ran out of prescription medication and they want to get to shore and get to help . a lot of people want to know why this ship is coming to oakland when it was supposed to dock in san francisco . reporting to the governors, there's a few reasons and first, not many port cans hand al ship of this size and the outer harbor can be sealed off from the puck lick to keep the community safe . chartered flights will carry passengers and crews domestically and

is a cool start, 40s and 50s this morning with clear skies, live look with those saturdays alyssa san this is clear skies. is we head through or as you know upper 60s in san francisco's, low 70s oakland, mid-70s in san jose, concord coming out in the mid-70s. santa rosa, napa, you will actually see highs in the low 80s lately pixel, daytime highs about eight to 12 degrees above average and if you are suffering from allergies, unfortunately, it is abou get worse. : forecast taking you through the week coming up at alice checking the traffickers were, josh and i morning commute.>>> it is getting busy out there this morning we're seeing in over the bay bridge as well as its on your way behind 680. was traveling on this trouble so you can see was vanity getting busy. we had earlier trouble spot in san francisco so that upper deck colossal right also working on vehicle report on the richmond centerville bridges appeared as was better just as you pass the toll plaza care metering lies are on the bay originated the traffic is backing up here, pretty much a parking lot at this point. you're b

goober is announcing a big policy change in response to the coronavirus, the rideshare service has alyssaare delivery people would be eligible for up to 14 days of paid time off if they are infected. the same goes for those who are placed in quarantine. the company says the policy is already in place in some markets and the plans to make it available to drivers worldwide. competitor blessed -- let's go set it will also provide funds to drivers should they be diagnosed with the virus. >> we are getting warmed up and weather, temperatures rising just a little bit today but first the traffic, things are getting a little bit busier out there. >> is often delays on the san h taken out the lanes take a look at traffic on 880 if you're taking southbound 880 this morning, it is stuck in the light rain that is slowing things down out of here this morning, a few brake lights, tapping the brake lights as work your way into union city. no delays into yofremu ont. you've got a backup, but not seeing any accidents about a 12 minute ride to go to the maze, that is a 23 minute ride. a few more rides -- c

that is alyssa and we are very proud and happy for both of them. they are wonderful people.we can agree on. great show as always, tucker. a fox news alert, breaking moments ago, u.s. forces just launched multiple targeted air strikes against iranian backed militias. this in a direct response to the rocket attack that killed two american troops at a base in iraq. much more coming up tonight, but first at this hour, the impact of coronavirus is being felt across the united states

ktvu fox 2 news's alyssa harington. >>. >> reporter: a few people went into the store when it opened. my husband was at this exact same safeway last night. some people had more than one cart and shelves empty. the coronavirus outbreak has led to school closures. more people working from home and many people want to be prepared if they're forced to stay home for an extended period of time. costco stores have been so packed that shoppers can't even get in the doors and it's common to see empty shelves. military surplus stores are also seeing things in demand. . >> they're definitely afraid. they want to have something on hand just in case the food supply is disrupted by the virus. people don't want to go shopping, be around other people. >> reporter: many retailers have put limits on the number of items per purchase. cleansers, masks, gloves, toilet paper, and over the counter medicines are in short supply. >>> the grand princess cruise ship is going to stay docked at the port of oakland for at least two more weeks. the grand princess is not expected to leave the port until sunday at th

tell that in the worst of times we bring out the best in americans and the best in colorado, thanks, alyssamorrow, fox news sunday, chris wallace talks to treasury secretary steven mnuchin, just days after the president signed that relief bill that mnuchin had a huge part in negotiating. check your local listing for time and channel. howard curst will take a look at the coverage of the coronavirus and the u.s. response on media buzz, 11:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow and then gillian and i are back at 1:00 p.m. if you're interested. gillian. gillian: schools across the country remain closed. teachers and administrators now being forced to come up with creative new ways for their students -- when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering chevy owners complimentary onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. if you need a new chevy, interest-free financing for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our most popular models. you may even shop o

little bit of technical problem due to working from home and we will figure that out and get back to alyssalater on. it is now 5:39 am, the farmers market and orinda went on as scheduled over the weekend but had several changes because of the coronavirus. the outdoor farmers market is no longer giving out produce samples and they now have a handwashing station as well. the communal seating areas have been taken out. organizers also posted signs mandating social distancing farmers markets are considered essential food outlets during this crisis and many of the farmers markets are staying open. >>> all two 280 california state parks parking lots will be closed to discourage crowds from going out and governor newsome said despite closing some of the popular parks last week, crowds of people still showed up making it impossible to practice social distancing the state parks department has already shut down all museums, campgrounds and visitors center's. >>> attempting to go to those parks but we need to stay inside we need to check with steve and you know we are all pretty lucky we live pretty c

alyssa burkes posted this picture of her husband, a doctor, saying hello to his son.d the family have been self-quarantining for a couple weeks. burks wants to remind people the sacrifices health care workers are making. what a beautiful shot. >>> amid the pandemic, many people are coming together to do what they can do to make theirdy and their neighbor's day a little better. taking a look at how americans are bringing light to the darkness ♪ somewhere over the rainbow >> reporter: when the spring concert was cancel for this california high school chorus, the members sang anyway, each streaming them together online and the results are magical. ♪ >> reporter: they're not alone, coast to coast, people are finding way to be brave, optimistic. >> we're just kind of all getting together and figuring out how we can help the best way. >> reporter: in indiana police have been delivers groceries and medicine to older and disabled folks. in florida, volunteers are offering drive-up service for long lines in need of similar help. in tennessee, brad paisley -- >> we're mobilizin

. >> alyssa, thank you. >> thank you. >>> hillary clinton is responding to president trump's criticismthe obama administration dealt with testing in the past. it's part of a new interview with our own fareed zakaria. she also weighing in on if she would campaign for senator bernie sanders if he were to become the democratic nominee. >>> in a new wide ranging interview former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton openings up about the 2020 race and whether she will be endorsing 2016 rival bernie sanders. >> if bernie sanders is the democratic nominee, will you campaign for him? >> i will support the nominee of the democratic party. >> will you campaign for him? >> i don't know if he would ask me to campaign for him, fareed because i have no idea what he is thinking about for a general election campaign. as i've said many times, i do not think he's our strongest nominee against donald trump. >> is that an endorsement of joe biden? >> i'm not endorsing. >> there's nobody left. >> i guess that's true, there isn't anybody left, but i think what joe's victories on sup