. >> the boise legend, at the boise legend, what health care stock have we not discussed enough that could benefit from a post-corona world? >> yeah. so you know, flying under the radar screen, a big cap pharma is pfizer. they're not actively really working on a coronavirus vaccine but they do have a lot of vaccine capabilities which mean they can help out but even outside of that post-coronavirus you have still got an aging demographic that needs pharmaceuticals. pfizer is great play there it's got a great dividend yield. >> rob from tim in utah, for someone nearing retirement, do preferred shares make sense in this environment any to avoid >> so preferreds are more credit sensitive. in fixed income. they exhibit strong rebound characteristic we added to preferreds on march 31st when the liquidity crisis at the worst and they were hammered they're up 26% since but you can own the high quality more liquid often in the high quality banks right now and we continue to own those and i think you can, too. >> bonus, stephanie link, one extra from x-ray l.a. interested to hear your thoughts

is struck about two hours ago 190 miles northeast of boise. it was felt in several neighboring states and into canada. this video shows a chandelier swaying in british columbia. >>> coming up next, if you thought the crowds at markets for coming down a bit, check out the epic line at one bay area store. >>> some restaurants that are closed down thought that they had a good idea to make money, but then that got shut down too . >> a health inspector came in and shut us down for not having the proper grocery permit. >>> it's like being on ebay with 50 other states and now fema is sitting on top of the 50. >>> a bidding war with fema. but over what? >>> we are looking northward from our salesforce camera and a lot of fog has been rolling in. not necessarily a ground-level but very close. we will talk about what impact that will have on tomorrow's forecast and we will look ahead to the weekend coming up. >>> kpix 5 once a connected to people in our community who were ready to help if you need it. just go to kpix5.com/together and re for over 80 yea

a magnitude 6.5 earthquake striking 30 minutes ago north of boise. no reports of any damage or any injury. people in the immediate area said the shaking went on for a good 20 to 30 seconds. it was felt as far away as utah, washington, and even calgary. this is video that came from kelly mcintosh's house who lives in british columbia. it was widely felt across the pacific northwest. again, no reports of any damage or injury. back to you. >>> u.s. researchers are making strides with rapid tests for coronavirus. one test is expected in doctors offices this week. >>> and body sphere says it has received approval for its test that can detect the virus in nearly 2 minutes. >>> and ikea parking lot in london is a coronavirus testing center for british healthcare services. it is made up of several temporary structures. the british government announced a much bigger testing regime for its national health service. >>> a new app is allowing british researchers to better understand the coronavirus and how it spreads. it is so popular they have created an america

. >>> a 6.5 earthquake that struck east of boise, idaho was strong enough to rattle several neighboring states and parts of canada. people say the shaking went on for 20 to 30 seconds. tonight there are no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> in alameda county a dog named magic could have used a houdini act to get out of this mask. firefighters were called out to dublin to rescue this dog tracked under a concrete slab for more than 24 hours. magic somehow worked his way under that slab and his collar got stuck under some of the rebarb there. firefighters were able to breakthrough the concrete and free magic. >>> our new campaign better together is bringing you the good stories that are happening in the bay area during these tough times. tonight communities are throwing their support nd local restaurants for the second great american takeout. in pacifica we saw customers grabbing dinners at pazanos. and the green enchiladas. the italian restaurant says they really needed the support. >>> in san jose restaurants say they have been grateful to see the community accept up. >> all the resi

i know you're in california but your headquarters are in boise, idaho. got a bifurcated story here. how are the folks who are running micron doing and how are you keeping them safe, then we will get to the sales picture which i would imagine is starting to look better and better. >> first of all, thank you. good to be on your show. yes, our team members across the globe, that is our top priority, to maintain their safety and health. micron actually was early from the very first in hubei province, china, to make sure our sites in china as well as singapore stopped the travel as well as implement physical distancing protocols at our offices. a lot of our team members actually are working from home today. this has resulted in us being in the best position to take care of our team members. i'm really proud of the micron team and with tenacity and professionalism and care, taking care of each other but also taking care of the communities where we operate. we have implemented more than 90% of our non-manufacturing team members are actually working from home an

you're a small family restaurant in boise.d the now in terms of -- i saw the notes about your restaurant. a community place, a large lobby so people can socialize. and now, only takeout, right? >> that's right, yeah. either a takeout or delivery services through all the programs like uber eats, doordash and things like that. >> yeah, we had to evolve very quickly. and like he said, we went from that dining, people coming in and eating with their family to really anything digital, mobile, pickup, delivery, looking at family meals that they can cook at home. so, we just had to adapt very quickly. >> and so, the reason i'm so grateful you're here is to get the real american experience. because we can put numbers on the screen, and we will now, of the impact on business -- lost output by companies -- this is what wall street and economists look at. this is what the treasury department looks like. if you have 0 to 19 employees, you're losing $35 billion. you see 1,000-plus employees. these are the big economic numbers that, you kno

the epicenter, 125 miles northeast of boise. we're seeing some tweets that the shaking was felt across the pacific northwest, but we'll be on the lookout for reports of damage. >>> up next, why health experts believe social distancing is working here in the bay area. plus how cell phone data is showing which counties are really following the rules. >> plus, harry and meghan are royal no more. how >>> cell phone data is revealing which california counties are actually practicing social distancing. data company unicast collected cell phone location data and made this map to show which counties are actually staying home. each county is graded on an a through f scale, and every bay area county with the exception of solano received an a. >>> one doctor at ust says the efforts seem to be working so area. he says here in the bay area we're not seeing the influx of patients like they have in new york and new jersey. >> it's really eerie. the surge we have been anticipating hasn't come, so in preparation we've built up capacity and cance

in darmstadt is testing how secure these systems are project manager flowing on kish shows us how boise id works minus to me my voice is now my password. is for the company keeps voice samples of their customers on file its software creates a biometric profile with more than $100.00 characteristics including pitch and rhythm. with one of my. my pos what is my instrument when a customer logs on the program compares their voice to the one saved on their profile if there's a 100 percent match they get the green light. but what happens if you played a cloned voice from liar bird. to end liable to other similar systems haven't reached the level of perfection required to replicate the melody and features of a human voice in. artificial voices are also used in the entertainment industry the french company can do voices developing software for computer games. players can have fun with well known voices of people who've lost their voice through illness could also benefit from the technology as long as their voices stayed in the system. off again you know could you mourn. after off again you know

a 6.5 earthquake in central idaho about four hours northeast of boise.ll have more on abc7 news at 6:00. plus -- >> for a lifetime. >> an east bay woman's anguish, her husband is in a medically induced coma due to covid-19. he voiced his concern about the risk weeks ago. we'll have that story. also, only on 7, the hard lessons business owners are learning during the shelter-in-place order, the recommendations police are now sending out. >> a san francisco family is making friends in an unexpected place during the coronavirus outbreak. >> it starred writing let's be friends on a small light board and put it up in a window so two kids they didn't know across the street could read it. >> is he writing? >> yeah, he's writing. >> what's it like knowing you have new friends just across the street? >> good. >> we feel included in the neighborhood. >> did you expect to be playing a game with your neighbors? >> the day before my mom told me like we should start playing rock, paper scissors and then the next day we started to play. so then it felt like a dream com

i was poaching nothing i could get even if i went back with a meat refund that you can use it for boise and i think i had it my to do in the not to study but at the time when i joined in now i would do what you did that anybody schooled in money which i'm getting from the paki. does boss of one is the warden in charge of law enforcement in marches in falls national park he says the anti pushing efforts are already paying off and tirzah is proving. he's helped to arrest and prosecute over 700 poachers in the area julius obama has witnessed the population of elephants grow in the last 25 years from less than 400 of the animals to over 1600 today. someone photograph a mountain and is wearing campaign to fight plastic pollution around the world $322000000.00 tonnes of plastic is produced each year and you can find plastic was literally anywhere much of it ends up in the rivers stefan which is trying to bring people together to change these and here is what they call here this week. he's getting closer to his goal stephanie halasz has been paddling for 4 weeks now from the western german cit

du boise two a. philip randolph to the movement, that has been in american history. sometimes more ultimately than others. esd of course organizers are always sort of waiting around. and so, ivi think that we see tt coming up at this moment when people who are our age or older don't have the same hangups that the people that lived through this dude or tha bid or that lih the. where it was illegal or you could be deported for picking a communist or socialist has a profound effect in terms of how we were to socialism. so yes, it is just a tiny, tiny influence on the left. so, now that we are past that moment thankfully, no one eagles are very comfortable with the term. we have people like bernie sanders who have been socialist for a long time winning the vote under 35 by double digits in this last election. so it is a thing that keeps coming up and i think since 2008, the period in which we are kind of living right now is a post-2008 moment you saw the emergence in the movement from occupy wall street in 2015, 2014 and onward into the way that the strikes in chicago. a

about 73 miles northeast of meridian, which is near boise. so far no reports of injury or damage. however, it is the most powerful earthquake to hit the state since 1983. >>> new at 11:00, too little, too late. mexico has started taking tougher measures to stop the spread of covid-19, but experts say it should have been done weeks ago. only yesterday did mexico ban nonessential work and large gatherings. and the call to stay home is still voluntary. today mexico reported more than 1,000 confirmed cases and 28 deaths. >>> it's getting ready to happen. washington preparing to issue $1,200 stimulus payments to millions of people across the u.s. we've just gotten more information about how exactly it's going to work. consumer investigator chris chmura found several unanswered questions too. >> a lot of this remains under construction. we still don't know exactly when you're going to get your stimulus payment. here's what we do know about the process. the irs will use info it has on file, and the vast majority of people do not need to take any action. the irs will calculate and automat

pandemic, so anyone who is ani this pandemic, so anyone who is an i see you case really has to go to boise deal with this situation, so we are trying to inform people, don't come here, i know you want to escape the big cities but we don't have the infrastructure to support it and for the most part people are listening to that end abiding by it be certainly the residents and the social distancing, as i've said before, this is a ghost town, but still we get a few people coming in who want to escape the big cities and the second homeowners there is very little we can do, frankly. that is really interesting to hear that side of it because we always hear about the big cities and towns but it is really interesting to hear your perspective. neil bradshaw, thank you very much indeed for joining us. italy has recorded its lowest daily death toll in over two weeks — a further sign that the country is starting to get the disease under control. but, the reality on the ground is still very bleak for many italians, particularly amongst poorer communities. from rome, jean mackenzie reports. at this momen

rather outside of the state capitol building in boise many of them wave signs that read there is no justification for taking individual freedom in the guise of public safety and poverty kills the state's republican governor has promised to begin lifting some restrictions on businesses while the stay at home order remains in effect until the end of the month the same message was heard in indiana where dozens gathered outside of the governor's mansion with signs that read no more nanny state all jobs are essential and we want work not welfare hundreds of protesters were also seen outside of the texas state capitol building in austin despite the republican governor's promise to begin lifting restrictions early as this week their signs reflected opposition to restrictions on businesses mandatory vaccines and the current lockdown which they feel is infringing upon their constitutional rights. when you are standing right there on every 40 responsibility for how to tell us that the easiest. way. demonstrations and enver colorado saw protesters both for and against the ongoing lockdown which led to argum

a magnitude 6.5 earthquake just hit hours ago north of boise. there have already been several moderate aftershocks, no immediate reports of damage or injuries. it was the strongest quake to hit idaho since 1983. >>> new york city is bringing in hundreds of out of town ambulances and paramedics to help with the coronavirus crisis. abc's eva pilgrim is on the frontlines where first responders are risking their lives every day as they struggle to cope with the dramatic spike in 911 calls. >> reporter: in queens, the epicenter of the new york city outbreak, ems workers are the infantry, and they are overwhelmed. the number of calls to new york's 911 system skyrocketing. every call is treated as a potential coronavirus patient. we followed them at a safe distance on several calls. this woman says her aunt is covid-19 positive and has pneumonia. this is her second trip to the hospital. with 20% of the ems force out sick, the ones that can work are working nearly nonstop. sometimes with only limited protective gear. many afraid of infecting their famil

early hours of this morning in many cities in a somewhat guards and other places like this quiet ever boise is at home where local authorities are bringing bread to the elderly people they are checking out by volunteers on the elderly people as well but many expect that this. this lockdown that was announced on the floor this weekend will continue for the coming weekends because it's all of the april and the weather is going to be nicer and it's really getting more difficult to keep turkish people let's home unless there is a draconian measure that would push people in polls people to stay at home an announced by the government and be watching to see if it is extended indeed some casserly that for us in istanbul thank you santa well there's still no vaccine for kovan 1000 or any specially developed treatment and so it's spread with alarming speed around the world infecting well over one and a half 1000000 people however there has been some success in containing the spread but the w.h.o. is warning countries against lifting restrictions too early in case that triggers a 2nd wave victoria gay

it struck east of boise and strong enough to rattle several neighboring states and parts of canada.no reports of major damage or injuries. >>> a new documentary takes a look at the behind the of thbiggesmusic festival or one of them, coachella. >> it has been postponed but you can go to the desert. youtube releasing a new documentary on the history of the beloved festival. streaming on april 10th. >>> expressing gratitude and showing we are better together. ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on seat cbsn bay area, those fighting on the front lines. >>> let's take a live look from our salesforce tower camera pointing north at the golden gate bridge. clear conditions. 50 degrees san francisco. lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. my wife never gets home in time to see little man go to sleep. her bus stop is a mile away. i wish i could at least walk home with her. i'm completing the 2020 census fo

du boise the latest intellectual of his time and historian, mary harris jones the famous organizer, uptoninclair to whose novel the jungle we owe our food and drug law and as he was writing that book he sent it chapter by chapter to get his comments. they were also friends with margaret sanger the woman in the middle, the birth-control pioneer. of course that is something we take for granted today that the clinic where she was photographed was shut down by the police and sanger was sent to jail. rose was active irose was activn for birth control when talking about such things publicly at the time was against the law. another friend frequently arrested and shown here in one of the mug shot of them uncooled man the anarchists firebrand and all of these folks they knew and worked with, many of them were houseguests on occasion. some of this debate could then left the recollection. the period of american life when all of these people were active is a remarkable time. it was a time coming and speaking of the year sor years o 1914 or so when many people believe that the world could be changed w

it was centered about 80 miles northeast of boise, idaho.far, the and are no reports of damages or injuries. it was felt as far away as montana and washington. >>> all right, we have a nice day again tomorrow. actually it is going to be nicer than today. we started off with some class. then we ended up mostly sunny. not much in the way of clouds, except for right at the coast. a little bit of coastal fog. as you look at the satellite you can see the gray area offshore. very typical for this time of year. the temperatures generally are going to be about the same or slightly warmer. there is going to be a little bit more breeze along the coast too. so breezy conditions right along the bay. 50 degrees right now in napa. it does not get the call tonight. temperatures are generally staying above where you might expect them to be. above freezing, certainly. there is the airport there. so tomorrow morning when you get up, out in pacifica, you should be seeing some patchy coastal fog. and then inland the sun comes out quickly. the overnight forecast

what it takes to fix someone else's botched job, i meet dave lester, owner of a restoration shop in boisee's been building hot rods and classics for more than 40 years. >> this fender has had damage on it in the past, and it was restored by somebody that wasn't real experienced in bodywork. >> we can do better. >> yeah. take this grinder. >> okay. got it. any risk of me going too deep here, you know? >> no. we want to get down >> wow. sparks are flying. hey, dave, are you nervous? >> oh, not yet. >> grinding down a classic takes some guts, but it reveals how this 1946 lincoln continental, like cal's beat-up bentley, is hiding a heap of bad bodywork. excess body filler was used to mask the damaged metal below. >> i can just restraighten this metal until we don't really need very much body filler. >> we clearly have a long way to go on this baby. stripping off some more paint, properly applying body filler, sanding that down -- just a few of the steps cal would have taken on that 1950 bentley. and after more than a year of painstaking dedication, he gets it looking good as new. ♪ ♪ it's jus

aftershocks from that very large and stronger a of 6.5 in the chalice national force that is outside of boise by about 70 miles or no reports of major damage it happen in a fairly sparse locations there are some areas in and around their name family that happened we believe on a lot river falls so and people saying that it was some kind of earthquake i some friends and live to move back there from california they said hey that was nothing to mess around with that was a serious earthquake, lasting for a good 20 to 30 seconds so certainly scary there we've got some changes coming our way the fog should begin to move back on shore chilly tonight. we'll see some overnight lows left 30's and 40's with some patchy fog along the coasline and just inside the bait temperatures tomorrow at noon under sunny skies. inland mid 60's, there 15 cities around the bay and 50's along the coastline, a little bit on the breezy side lots of sunshine. the next couple of days but on friday, the clouds begin to move back in and guess what this weekend we've got a cold storm bearing down on the bay area to bring anoth

what it takes to fix someone else's botched job, i meet dave lester, owner of a restoration shop in boisefor more than 40 years. >> this fender has had damage on it in the past, and it was restored by somebody that wasn't real experienced in bodywork. >> we can do better. >> yeah. take this grinder. >> okay. got it. any risk of me going too deep here, you know? >> no. we want to get down >> wow. sparks are flying. hey, dave, are you nervous? >> oh, not yet. >> grinding down a classic takes some guts, but it reveals how this 1946 lincoln continental, like cal's beat-up bentley, is hiding a heap of bad bodywork. excess body filler was used to mask the damaged metal below. >> i can just restraighten this metal until we don't really need very much body filler. >> we clearly have a long way to go on this baby. stripping off some more paint, properly applying body filler, sanding that down -- just a few of the steps cal would have taken on that 1950 bentley. and after more than a year of painstaking dedication, he gets it looking good as new. ♪ ♪ it's just one of more than 50 cars he goes on to

the epicenter is about 80 miles from boise. it was near a fault line that is called sawtooth.ore than 6,000 people reported to the usgs that they felt light shaking including people in washington state and montana. rare earthquake in idaho. stay with us. abc7 news at 6:00 continues. ♪ he's been around the world, ♪ he's seen it all, it's always what you think of, ♪ - [crowd] surprise! ♪ right there, all the time, - with over 40 fully integrated applications, you won't be able to contain your excitement either. from just a dollar a day per employee, run your entire business with zoho one. the operating system for business. >>> leitch has definitely changed in uptown oakland. droneview7 gives us a glimpse of the empty streets in this typically crowded part of the east bay. traffic was almost nonexistent at broad and west grand avenue. barely any foot traffic either. only a handful of restaurants are doing takeout only in uptown, but most businesses are closed by the now extended shelter in place order. >> as everyone continues to shelter in place, we look for the hair moments of

about 100 miles northeast of boise. the usgs says people in six states felt it.t rattled a lot of chandeliers and windows. the quake was also the second strongest anywhere in the world over the past 30 days and the first in idaho since 1983. so far there have been no reports of injury or damage. >>> good to hear that news. no injuries to report. 6:27 for you that morning. up next here the bay area shelter at home order is extended to prevent the coronavirus from spreading, and new and wider restrictions you and your family need to know about. >>> and a grim prediction coming out of contra costa county. the amount of lives that could be lost if nothing is done. you're watching "today in the bay." ♪ protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline plus. trusted by vets for nearly 20 years. frontline plus. whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our

the shaking within the last 24 hours because a 6.4 earthquake struck about 100 miles northwest of boisepeople in six states actually felt it. the quake was the second strongest anywhere in the world over the past 30 days and is the first in idaho since 1983. so far no incidents of injury or damage. good news there. >>> all right. 5:27 this morning. up next, a lot more ahead for you including the bay area's shelter in place order that has been extended to fight the coronavirus. the new restrictions you and your family need to know about. >>> and a grim prediction out of contra costa county. the amount of lives lost if nothing is done. you're watching "today in the bay." what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. - only invisalign treatment uses smarttr

northern end of the peninsula brisbane around 6066 for burlingame and that's kind of the indicative boise66 foster city was 67. now to do. and the south bay again sluggish for those temperatures 68 for santa clara, 16 also cupertino 69 morgan hill, los gatos at 68 east bay shoreline to the south and middle 60's 66 there 67 going on pleasanton and livermore dublin also 67 to know what 66 then dole 67 now walnut creek at 67 to but again later in the week you folks will be looking at numbers approaching about 80 by thursday friday berkeley at 61. so we see some decoupling between the east bay shoreline and the inland valleys, a touch warmer as we see in some of these valleys up here and the north bay vacaville and fairfield 6869. benicia 6561 filet o and 66 for sonoma. santa rose at 66 with petaluma chile at the marine beaches at 55 point re and 53 going on for stenson beach. there you have the 70 forecast we rocket ship right through the 70's and the lower 80's and a lot of those inland valleys like we talk about in the east bay in the north expect those 80's to return a little flavor of go

the 6.5 magnitude quake struck 70 miles northeast of boise, people saying they heard of war and everything started swaying, this video posted from a warehouse, so far no reports of serious injuries or damage. overnight, 2020 hopeful joe biden makes hints about a potential vp pick, ask if michigan governor gretchen whitner made his list for her coronavirus response. >> he made the list in my mind two months ago. >> reporter: she's a national campaign chair provider. we will see. then there is this story. the community comes together to celebrate a milestone of a world war ii hero at save social distance, neighbors gathering outside his new jersey home to wish him a happy one hundredth birthday. others are advised to yell out their well wishes, a cold drink in his hand. more inspiring stories you can visit foxnews.com/america together, happy birthday frank and cheers. steve: great story. there are uplifting stories along with other stories, we are all dealing with being home with families and attentive stories inside that. donald trump signed a $2 trillion bill last week, a lot of questions

for the time being but next belt of thunderstorms developing in the texan panhandle as you feed in boise you're from the south again still cold sitting over the mountain states that could be developing system that runs through the southern states and this time it's less than a week's time so you need to keep an eye on the time of the year after all now we've got big showers to come in the northern bahamas florida and cuba a result of that frontal system that was so active over the u.s. that also prompt showers in his banier otherwise it's a fairly quiet picture in central america further south the wettest weather's been recently in guyana and that's where the more or less stay temperatures in buenos aires are on the way darn. medieval western society it was a feudal society detail because you keep going out of the mall and as soon as the pope ended his speech some people stood up and said god will see again and the entrance to the city was horrific they killed people in the streets in their houses and in. the crusades an arab perspective that this old one shot. on a jazeera. the a. loser