we are starting the day, amtrak train passengers have to have a face covering. facial coverings can be taken off when passengers eating in designated areas, in their private rooms if they are sitting alone, or with a travel companion in a pair of seats. amtrak says the new policy is to keep all passengers and staff members safe from the coronavirus. most travelers say they are okay with this new policy. >> i guess that makes me a little more safer in my mind knowing i can't get coronavirus on the train traveling to see my family. >> amtrak says passengers have to supply their own masks children who can't keep a mask on, they are exempt from that requirement. amtrak also said passengers should take precautions when you are traveling to other states as each state may have different policies for facemasks caltrain says it could be forced to shut down service if it doesn't get additional funding. the agency has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic which i only has ticket sales is supports of its income. caltrain did receive $49 million from the federal governme

truck more changes ahead for passengers traveling on amtrak trains tomorrow. they have to use a face covering a buses and in stations that could be removed when the passengers are eating at designated areas when sit alone or in their rooms or with a travel companion and appearance seats. small children unable to keep a mask on are exempt and the new policy is to keep up passengers and staff safe from the virus and many passengers seem fine with this new policy. >> it makes me feel safer my mind. >> amtrak is not the only national transportation company requiring passengers to wear a mask but last week jet blue started to ask passengers to wear face coverings jetblue crewmembers had been already wearing face coverings that work. truck and staggered schedules and scattered schedules and those are some of the ideas floating around as companies try to find a way to bring workers back to the offices. here is the report tonight. >> reporter: arrows signaling which way to walk, this may be the office millions of americans go back to as cities and states around the co

federal government owns amtrak. the state has nothing to do with amtrak. and these amtrak trains come in through new york, can serve the entire northeast. and the trains go through two tunnels. those two tunnels are old. they're dilapidated. if there's a problem in those tunnels, you stop train service to the entire northeast united states. it would be devastating for the nation because, while in washington, we have this fragmented view of the country, either the national economy works or none of it works. you cut out the northeast, you're cutting your nose to spite your face. so those tunnels have to be replaced. amtr amtrak, federally owned, has a proposal to build two new tunnels so there's additional capacity. that's a project that new york and new jersey said, we'll pay 50% of, just to be good partners. there's a project called the second avenue subway in new york, which goes up second avenue, hence the second avenue subway, and it's pending federal approval, and we could start building on that immediately. there's also a project which is the air trai

. >>> starting today if you are planning on riding an amtrak train you're going to need a facemask. capital cordon is requiring facemasks over the rail and bus lines and while waiting at stations. one traveler says she'll follow the rules though she's not a fan of wearing the facemask. >> i abide by whatever policies are the institution of the train station. personally i do not like to wear them. >> amtrak says service will be denied to customers not wearing any facial coverings. >>> this morning a looming deadline. next on "today in the bay," what you need to know if you still have not received that stimulus check. >>> plus, mom to the rescue. how one bear in south lake tahoe saved all her cubs and, you know what, it was all caught on camera. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good monday morning right now at 4:42 as we check out our temperature trend in san be jose. a light jacket needed to start out, but possibly an umbrella needed later on today. we'll talk about rain moving into the bay area coming up in the forecast. >>> thank you very much, kari. seal beach in southern c

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amtrak asked the government for $1.5 billion bailout. >>> the oakland a's take cost- cutting measuresith the season still on hold. kpix5 has confirmed the team has issued temporary furloughs. the a's are cutting pay for other staff members. the sf chronicle is reporting the furloughs will impact more than half of the team's front office staff which is more than 150 employees. the news comes a week after the giants announced it will furlough 60 part-time employees. >>> temperature screening, inventory mesa basques and mobile food ordering could be part of your next order to six flags. the theme park released new reopening guidelines and the executives are saying they are going above and beyond. guests would have their temperature screened and have touchless bag checks. facemasks would be mandatory inside the park. that is just the beginning. the parks would have one-way foot traffic like some of the supermarkets. markers on rides would allow for social distancing and the attractions would be disinfected frequently. hand washing, sanitizing stations set up throughout the park six flags

amtrak and greyhound are making it clear, no mask, no ride. the companies say they will deny boarding to passengers who refuse to wear face coverings. amtrak is requiring all of their passengers to wear masks inside train stations although it's unclear how strictly amtrak and greyhound will enforce their mask policies once people are on board. a u.s. state department official becomes the latest watchdog fired by the president and now an ally of vice president mike pence will step in. next, what led to the dismissal. t-mobile and sprint are joining forces to power your business. we're building a 5g network that will deliver unprecedented reach and reliability, and the highest capacity in history. with more coverage and more bandwidth to keep your employees connected, you will get the largest and most reliable network at an unbeatable price. t-mobile for business. here's the thing about managing for your business.s when you've got public clouds, and private clouds, and hybrid clouds- things can get a bit cloudy for you. but now, there's the dell

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services temperature checks and face masks will be a must for both the employees and the customers amtrak is asking for about one and a half billion dollars in federal funding just to stay afloat amtrak submitted a letter to congress with that request today that is in addition to the billion the agency had already requested amtrak estimates that the current number of passengers are just 5% of pre pandemic capacity. coming up there are no games, but this young soccer star in the north they stay busy how she's helping a major children's hospital by juggling a new shared spaces program is giving restaurants across san francisco, a little bit of hope. >>we'll hear from a couple of restaurant owners next. and we've got clear skies out there right now we may begin to see some changes near the ♪ feel like getting back out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. and great offers. kick off summer... with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% financing on 13 models for up to 84 months. and geico loves helping rider

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amtrak employees are a little over 18,000. they will start this with a voluntary call for people to retire or move on. they will offer incentives. they say the last thing they want to do, they make the decision, you are going to lose your job but that's going to have to happen. they already sent a letter, amtrak, to congress, asking for more financial help to, at the very least, maintain a minimum schedule next year. they have already taken a billion dollars from the cares act but they say they are going to need more, and you know, public transportation as we know has been hit so hard, and are people going to get on trains again, at what rate? they will, but it's going to be a very slow recovery. stuart: yeah. would you get back on a crowded train or subway train or bus? it's an open question. i don't know the answer, quite frankly. all right, ash. >>> tesla is looking at austin, texas or tulsa, oklahoma for the place to build their next big factory. oklahoma's secretary of commerce appealing to elon musk himself. there's the

they just opened up amtrak. he could take a ride on amtrak.d see it getting out there and it would inspire confidence. he says he's doing it because he wants to lead by example. no one looks to joe biden to say what to do with coronavirus. every interview he's coughing, touching his face. come on, the guy doesn't know what he's doing. juan, listen, joe biden is going to get rusty in the basement. he's out of shape. he's going to come in and the debates are going to go up. he's going to get his clock cleaned. he's not ready. no one has ever said joe biden was a strong campaigner. no one's ever said he's a workaholic. stop acting like he is the first one they are in the last leave . >> juan: greg, the question arises, the president says he will get joe biden a test we can get out of the basement, get on the campaign trail. you think biden is just happy to have a referendum on trump and trump's briefings in every mistake trump makes? >> greg: no. how sad is it that the best thing you can say about your candidate is that he's out of sight? right?

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if they become a problem, you literally stop amtrak travel to the entire northeast. let's stop the politics on it and let's get it done and build those new tunnels. the extension of the subway going from 96th treat to 125th street would open that whole 125th street area. it would bring a whole new chapter to new york city. let's do that in partnership with the federal government. i am going to washington tomorrow, schedule to meet with the president to talk about a number of things. this is one of the things i want to talk to the president about. you want to restart the economy, you want to reopen the economy. let's do something creative, let's do it fast and let's put americans back to work and make america better. it is common sense. so many of the things that we need to do. you don't need to be a government expert or an engineer to figure out. it is common sense. we have in frfrastructures that crumbling. we need to create jobs. we need to do it now. last point, we did the psa contest, i go to mariah to help out and volunteer, pro bono, no money. supervised by a n

amtrak says service will be denied to customers not wearing facial coverings. heed the warning there. monday morning the sun is up across the bay area. check the forecast, what's in store for today, kari? >> it's going to be a nice day. right now 6:38. a live look outside in walnut creek. as we are starting out dry, we'll start to see some rain moving in. make sure you're prepared for that evening commute that may be soggy. but at least we do have the dry weather for the next few hours as our temperatures stay on the mild side only reaching into the low 70s. as we go hour by hour we'll first start to see the rain moving into the north bay by noon. the rest of the bay area seeing hit or miss by later today. so i'll have an eye on that. we'll talk more about how much rain coming up. mike, you've been watching the commute. what's going on out there? >> kari, i'm not going to say it is a trend but early slowing out of the altamont and now into pleasanton and livermore, so that pattern is a familiar one. we'll track that. the new normal where movie theaters are clos

amtrak, like many transit providers, has reduced service. that affects the capitol corridor and san joaquin routes. after talking automobiles and trains, let's talk planes. what is it going to take to make airlie passengers feel safe again flying with strangers in such close proximity? airlines are individually coming up with their own procedure, and that is an approach coming under fire by the pilots association. abc7 news reporter david louie took a lock at this very complex issue and how it will impact the future of airline travel, which has been so devastated during this pandemic. he joins us live. david? >> it is very complex, dan. the airlines have a great deal of flexibility to decide what safety measures are best. the bottom line is how confident are passengers while there is no vaccine before jumping back on planes for business trips or vacations? >> stay safe! >> there are no standards and practices for health and safety, so passengers are deciding what makes them feel protected. >> united said if i didn't have a mask -- clearly i

to boston and then take it to new york or philly or dc, you're on amtrak but the way it worked backthen is different, wealthy companies and usually magnets would own a section of the country. you on this part of the northeast, you have philadelphia land area. and our main guy who you will see in the book he owns this section right in baltimore and what is amazing is whatever way you come in you get off the train in baltimore and you have to walk a mile or take a horse-drawn carriage or the horses will pull your car but you must, the train track ends, you move over here and the train goes this way and goes washington dc and himself and goes to dc. i said it goes like this. that is my new south. that was the plan. the plan was abraham a can is going to get off this train when he doesn't walks into the kill zone and why do they know that? is no secret service doing security so they were publishing abraham lincoln's train schedule, who he was meeting and when he was meeting with everyone in the newspaper every day. this is great, everyone will come meet him. maybe we shouldn't tell all

we've been talking about the cross hudson tunnels, where the amtrak trains come through, that are old that are crumbling and that have -- if they become a problem, you literally stop amtrak travel to the entire northeast. let's stop the politics on it and let's get it done and let's build those new tunnels. the second avenue subway, the next extension for the second avenue subway to 125th street would open up that whole 125th street area and would bring a whole new chapter of revitalization to new york city. let's do that in partnership with the federal government. i'm going to go to washington tomorrow, scheduled to meet with the president to talk about a number of things. but this is one of the things i want to talk to the president about. you want to restart the economy, you want to reopen the economy. let's do something creative. let's do it fast. let's put americans back to work. and let's make america better. it is common sense. it is common sense. so many of the things that we need to do you don't need to be a government expert or an engineer to figure out. it's common sense. y

if so now we have amtrak make can go to boston. brad: john amtrak .the way it worked back then, different wealthy companies, when on a section of the country. you owned the part of the northeast you have the philadelphia area. the state in the book, he owns a section right in baltimore. an whatever way you come in you gotta get off the train in baltimore and you have to walk a mile take a horse drawn carriage are the forces will pull your car. but you must, the train tracks and a new move over here than the changes this vegas washington dc and south. by the way i said softly did this. and that was the plan. abraham lincoln will get off at this trade. and when he does, and it walks or takes a horse or anything, he strapped. what in the donatists. because it was secret service back to doing security. they were publishing his train schedule and was meeting and when he was meeting in the newspaper everyday. everybody thought this was great we should go meet him. i thought well we should not tell of his enemies exactly where he was. mark: you couldn't get

the electric cars which shuttle passengers to and from the bay area bart and amtrak stations. riders would have individual boarding base and would interpersonal pods that would be steam disinfected after each use. oakland city council approved an agreement with wayfarer to evaluate the viability of that system. supporters say it could be the new standard in the post- pandemic world. >>> a secret plana set to launch this weekend on its first mission under the newly formed u.s. space force. it's called x-37 b orbital test vehicle and it's on a secret mission. united alliance will launch the spacecraft from the complex at cape canaveral air force station in florida. the spacecraft is scheduled to launch saturday morning if the weather holds. >>> tahoe is still mostly off- limits to tourists, retailers -- realtors are seeing a surge of people who want to move there. much of the interest could is coming from younger buyers who are now working from home and would rather do that in a scenic setting rather than a cramped, expensive city apartment. >>> if you are looking for something

amtrak is expected to commence their fast speed rails next month. talking to the reporting that i was doing suggests that the transportation agencies suspect people for the most part to it here to social distancing guidelines. host: eugene mulero joins us from his home the website for , transport topics, ttnews.com. to check out his work. you mentioned the toll industry with so many less people on the roads traveling. what does that mean for state revenues as they try to plan for infrastructure projects in their state? how is this going to impact them? guest: revenue has been down tremendously since march. you are talking private toll collectors and the transportation industry reporting revenue has been down about 30% from this time last year. some other states are reporting higher figures. while we have seen some projects that were already underway, especially in virginia on i-66, there was a repaving project already underway. states like ohio, missouri, north carolina, they either have to scale back projects, or they are preparing to hold projects

>>no i'll thank you amtrak is cutting 20% of its workforce between now and october amtrak's ceo says reduction is necessary to invest in the future and ensure safety. the rail company has seen a 95% reduction in ridership and revenue since the coronavirus pandemic started yesterday it asked congress for almost billion in financial aid. it has been almost 3 months since shelter-in-place orders took effect here in the bay area and east bay residents are anxious to know what's next contra costa. county's health officer answer questions today from people on facebook live from 4 michelle kingston reports that problematic for the state and bay area to be moving at such different cases. >>schools go back to normal weight is quarantining healthy low-risk people make sense shouldn't we just quarantine older adults and people with health conditions do we anticipate opening back up a really hard question because the virus doesn't operate on a fixed schedule contra costa county health officer doctor christopher farnitano answering the public's questions on a facebook live on wednesday about 900

he was riding in an amtrak vehicle on an attack into the city. they hit a massive improvised explosive device and was 22 years old when he made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. now, i love our military, but let's face it -- sometimes it can be bureaucratic and boneheaded. it took 11 years and the tenacious work on the part of grant's amazing mother, sharon, to finally get her son an appropriate burial across the street at arlington. just two days before the funeral, i was sitting next to general joe dunford, the marine corps chairman of the joint chiefs of staff at a dinner. i told general dunford about grant's heroism and about sharon long's heroic perseverance to get her son appropriately honored with a burial at arlington. on an overcast day september 30, 2016, grant frazer was put to rest among his brothers and sisters, our nation's heroes who we honor this weekend at arlington national cemetery. family, friends, and especially united states marines from all across america came to that service to say goodbye to their friend. i was there

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. >> reporter: the economic hits >> reporter: the economic hits also kco amtrak announces a reduction20% of its workforce. boeing is eliminating more than 6,000 jobs. at the same time, the country continues to reopen. walt disney world in orlando, florida, with 93 million visitors a year, announced it will reopen on a limited basis in mid-july. but don't expect to be dazzled by the famous fireworks or character meet-and-greets. per be bumper to bumper before dawn to get into rocky mountain national park in colorado. and after one of the strictest shutdowns in the nation, l.a. county will now allow churches, pools, drive-in theaters and stores to reopen with .estrictions. when you heard the store was back open what did you do? >> i literally was like, "yes! yes, yes, yes!" >> reporter: many malls in l.a., like the grove, planned a june 1 reopen and were surprised by the county announcing they could actually open today. while in las vegas, most major casinos say they will be ready to open back up on june 4. norah. >> o'donnell: jamie yuccas in los angeles, thank you. history will have t

it to new york, go to philly, go to d.c., you're all on amtrak.but the way it worked back then is different, wealthy companies usually magnates where they own a section of the country, you own this part and you have the philadelphia area. in our main guy, will see in the book, he owns a section right in baltimore and what is amazing, every way that you come in, you have to get off the train in baltimore and you have to walk a mile or take the horse-drawn carriage or they will pull your car but you must, the train track ends, you move over here and then the train goes this way to washington, d.c. and head south and goes to washington, d.c. i said south and went like this. that is my new self. and that was the plan, the plan was abraham lincoln will get off the train and when he does, and he walks over and takes the horse, that is the kill zone. why did they know where it is because it's a service during security and they were publishing not only that but publishing abraham lincoln's train schedule, who he was meeting and when he was meeting with ev

world that where there's much more flux you know little about presumably the decline in funding for amtrak your national railway system moving here they're talking about a high speed rail way system that china has already offered to build in 5 years much less than britain is full cussing in for less money what kind of pressure can donald trump put on powers that seek their infrastructure being built by china say which it is actually with 5 g. in this country huawei. threw the phone down on boris johnson here can can the united states try and prevent infrastructure projects being built by the perhaps future hedge amman's like china i think the u.s. will try but it's going to fail and if trump gets reelected i think countries around the world at that point are going to decide that they have to move very decisively to try to order their economic and geopolitical affairs so that they have much less to do with the united states you know when bush was 1st elected in invaded iraq i think many people around the world for this. it's just a fluke and that obama came in and there is the view well the

on american flights will be required to wear a mask beginning monday, and if you travel by train, amtrak will also require a mask beginning next week. >>> turning to the weather parts of the northeast are bracing for snow in may. let's check your friday morning forecast. snow, yes, snow and record cold temperatures are moving in later today from philadelphia to new york and from the boston suburbs to maine. higher elevations could actually see inches of snow accumulate. temperatures could sink as low as the teens and 20s tonight. the high temperatures today as we move into the mother's day weekend. 55 here in new york, 43 in chicago and detroit. 70s in dallas, 80s from l.a. to portland. triple digits again in phoenix today. >>> coming up, a deadly mishap on a runway at a major u.s. airport. >>> also ahead, why the justice department is now dropping the criminal case against president trump's former national security adviser, michael flynn. what we have learned. >>> and later the search for those so-called murder hornets recently found in the u.s. for the first time. how scientists are ho

amtrak now says it's preparing to cut its workforce by 20%. boeing plans to cut 12,000 u.s. jobs, and american airlines plans to cut 30% of its management staff. >>> a college student accused of killing two men in connecticut has been captured. the nearly six-day manhunt for peter manfredonia ended near a truck stop in hagerstown, maryland. the 23-year-old was wanted in connection with a machete attack and the shooting of a former classmate. manfredonia was recently seen in pennsylvania. police believe he took an uber to maryland. he was arrested without incident. his family says he suffers from mental illness. >>> a florida man was caught potentially looking for targets for a mass shooting in tampa. they say that muhammad al azhari was providing support for isis previously convicted on terror charges in saudi arabia and faces 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> time now for a look at your thursday morning weather. tropical storm bertha made landfall near charleston, south carolina. the storm flooded streets and strong wind gusts blew the rain sideways before moving inland.

amtrak will lose 20% of its workforce. delta today offered most employees a buy-out package. but there are bright spots in a gradually reopening america. amazon's making 125,000 part- time workers full-time. xn florida, the kennedy space center visitor complex reopened today, after 10 weeks. trina johnson, their operations director, is among more than 100 furloughed employees back at work. >> it's amazing. it's a huge relief. it was like a big breath of fresh air. >> reporter: is the economy now on its way? >> i didn't have it as bad as others. i had it worse than some. it's going to come back. >> reporter: but suzanne feldman is still in crisis. she owes $6,800 in rent. she has $700 in savings. mark strassmann, cbs news, merritt island, florida. >> o'donnell: for years, the social media site twitter has been at the center of president trump's unconventional communication strategy, but today, the president signed an executive order to review laws that protect sites like twitter from legal liability, after it angered him by fact-checking his posts. cbs' ben tracy is at the whi

you're on amtrak.but the way it worked back then is different, wealthy companies and usually magnates with on a section of the country. you on this part of northeast, you have the philadelphia area. our main guy, right, you'll see in the book, he owns this section right in baltimore. what's amazing is which and when you coming you got to get off the train in baltimore and you have to walk a mile or take a horse drawn carriage or the horses will pull your car, but you must come the train track in spirit you move over here and the train goes this windows washington d.c. and that southcom goes to d.c. by the way i just had stopped and went like this. that's my new south. that was the plan. the plan was abraham lincoln will get off this train and when he does, and he walks or take source or anything, that's the kill zone. why do they know what is? there's no secret service back into security. they were publishing not only that but they were publishing abraham lincoln's train schedule, who he was meeting, w

put companies like hertz, jcpenney, neiman marcus now in bankruptcy proceedings, news coming in, amtraks about to lay off 1/5 of its workforce. now watch the new york governor on this. >> the question is, at what point do the numbers drop to the reopening threshold? now people can speculate. people can guess. i think next week. i think two weeks. i think a month. i'm out of that business because we all failed at that business, right? all the early, national experts, here's my projection model, here is my projection model, they were all wrong. they were all wrong. liz: okay. let's welcome back, in a fox business exclusive, trump 2020, campaign senior advisor lara trump. great to have you back on, lara. your reaction to governor cuomo saying the models are wrong? >> he is right about that. i think we all can agree the models were wrong. remember the hysteria by the way at the very beginning of this thing, that the president needed to produce for this country like a million ventilators. there was not a single person liz, in this entire country that needed a ventilator that didn't have one

the federal railroad administration today is awarding $91.5 million to amtrak and nj transit to get the replacement of the obsolete portal bridge moving forward. this is a huge win for our state , for air commuters and the future of our economy. quite frankly, given the economic power of the northeast corridor, it's a win for our entire nation. replacing the antiquated and unreliable portal bridge with a modern and reliable span will mean fewer headaches for commuters and travelers and better on-time performance for our mass transit system. this has been a team effort. this is the ultimate it takes a village, from error ministration to our federal delegation, especially and including senators menendez and booker represented as bill pascrell and many others. they each sit on the house transportation and infrastructure committee. i want to thank each of them. i also want to thank the trump administration for hearing our case and coming down on the right side for our state and our future. now let's keep moving forward in building the new portal bridge. since we were last together, it seems

sense because the virus doesn't stop at a state boundary, and people get in cars and they drive and amtrakg the best we can our closing policy and our reopening policy. to make sure we know what each other is doing because, whatever one state does affects another state, right? we're seeing now some states that opened up and people from surrounding states are now going to that state. if connecticut opens up beaches, you will see new yorkers going to connecticut. so -- >> stephen: georgia allowed haircuts and people flooded into georgia to get their haircuts. >> you have such a pent-up demand, right. people will go anywhere. people will go in the car for a couple of hours just to get out of the house. >> stephen: speaking of haircuts, your brother chris got a very short haircut. serious question, i thought dog groomers were all closed in new york. >> well, where he went was even worse than going to a dog groomer. he had the covid virus. he then gave his wife the covid virus. >> stephen: oh, no. he was quarantined in the basement, she was quarantined upstairs. after he gave her the covid viru

distract amtrak train passengers are required to use face coverings.se can be removed in eating areas or private rooms or when they are seated with the travel companion. they have to supply their own masks and children who can't keep the mask on are exempt. passenger should take the cautions when traveling to another state because each state may have a different policy. they area transit is losing riders and losing a ton of money. if things don't improve, caltrain may be forced to cancel service. >>> already running with 50% fewer trains, caltrans thinks it may not be enough cost- cutting. as a last resort, if things don't improve, in the worst case they could close. >> passenger gate fair accounted for 70% of the revenue. then the coronavirus hip. people lost their jobs. >> i used to take it daily but i got laid off last week. so i will be moving out of the area in about a month. >> caltrans relies on government substance a. it has received $50 million from the federal cares act to stay afloat into the fall. after that reductions can lead to discontin

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announced wednesday it's laying off more than 6700 workers and other high profile company such as amtrak, hoover, air b&b, the golden state warriors and united airlines have announced thousands of layoffs. >> we think the unemployment rate could be going even higher . >> gary schlossberg, an economist at the wells fargo investment institute said as businesses reopen there will be a rehiring pump. this is a new coronavirus economy. >> clearly this is a game changer. while many of the activities, eating out and mass entertainment may eventually come back they may be modified a bit. spending maybe modified. the pattern and spending. >>reporter: sampson hopes to rehire soon. >> we would love to do that. that would depend on how long it takes our revenues to approach what they were before covid-19. >>> chevron plans to lay off a 50% of its entire workforce, most of the job cuts will happen before the end of the year. the company has 45,000 workers and has raised in the u.s. chevron said the move it so it can remain competitive in an industry severely impacted by global shutdowns, which drasti

i amtraking it all and i have binks' dog walking forecast coming up. >>> good sunday morning.oday when it comes to the weather. depending on where you live, overnight you might have seen some thunderstorm activity. if you live around the coastline or near the monterrey area. but if you live up towards the northern portions, you might have even seen some lightening strikes as well. let's talk about this system and what we're expecting for today. it is unusual, especially considering we're nearing the end of march. right now it's very cloudy, about 52 degrees. we got a little bit of radar activity through san francisco. meanwhile, in downtown san jose, about 64 degrees. we will keep a lot of that cloud cover. we're tracking a chance of seeing some shower activity as well. let's get right to satellite radar so i can show you the developments we saw overnight from this system. this is from about three hours ago. the reason i'm showing you a satellite from three hours ago is because i want you to notice all of the lightening strikes that we got overnight in through portions of the

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announced, wednesday it is laying off more than 6700 workers, and other high-profile companies, such as amtrak, uber, airbnb, the golden state warriors, and united airlines have already announced thousands of layoffs. >> the unemployment rate, we think could be going even higher than a 14.7% rate in april. >> reporter: gary, from the wells fargo investment institute says, as businesses reopened the summer, there will be a rehiring bump. but this is a new coronavirus economy. >> clearly this is a game changer. while many of the activities, eating out, eventually, mass entertainment, eventually come back, they may be modified a bit. spending may be modified. the household budget, spending. >> reporter: sampson says he hopes to rehire soon. >> we would like to do that. and that will depend on how long it takes for our revenues to approach what they were before covid-19. >> and businesses and nonprofits aren't the only ones cutting back. today, the president of stanford university announced that the university likely will be announcing some layoffs, and furloughs starting in july. julie? >> yes, s

other businesses will be allowed to reopen at 50% capacity with requirements on social distancing >>> amtrak says high speed trains will resume service on june 1st with a reduced schedule and enhanced cleaning. passengers will be required to face masks and observe social distancing all payments must be cashless to reduce contact we'll be back in an hour with more for you dom, back to you >>> thank you very much for that disney shares rallying its park in shanghai is reopening. we'll trade that disney stock next you can always watch or listen to us live on the go on the cnbc lfmes ckig aer hati iba rhtft this however, there is one thing you can be certain of. the men and women of the united states postal service. we're here to deliver cards and packages from loved ones and also deliver the peace of mind of knowing that essentials like prescriptions are on their way. every day, all across america, we deliver for you. and we always will. find a stock basedtech. on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for

a mask will also be required for riders on amtrak. meanwhile, there will be a two-week mandatory quarantine for travelers heading to france. the requirement also applies to french nationals, but the country will begin easing its strict lockdown policy for citizens tomorrow. but will impose a 60-mile travel restriction in the covid-19 red zone hot spots that include the greater paris region. i'm richard lui. "politics nation" continues right after the break. ining for. by bringing together our two networks, t-mobile will build america's largest and most reliable 5g network... with more towers, more engineers, and more coverage. you'll get the best 5g network, and the best prices. welcome to t-mobile. america's largest 5g network. step by step... focused and undaunted. they are compelled to step forward. to the front lines. and into the unknown. for all of us. for every step. unlike ordinary wmemory supplementsr? neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and