a state-sponsored cal able account. dante allen is executive director of cal able. >> you can put actually up to $100,000 into a cal able account and social security will disregard counting all of that money as a resource. >> reporter: that means those most in need won't be hit with the financial penalty for having too much money. think of it as kind of an ira for those receiving ssi. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >>> cal fire is ramping up its effort to prepare for fire season. firefighters say this small brush fire in brentwood is a sign of what is to come. they shared this photo of the burned hillside yesterday. luckily it was contained to two acres. cal fire crews are changing how base camps will work so they comply with social distancing protocols. they're training for minimal contact in large groups while sleeping and eating. firefighters on the front lines will have to be more conscious of how they use shared equipment. seasonal fire crews have been called back early because of the lack of rain this winter.

so, this is a significant enhancement in terms of the overra cal fire and we hold the line on that and work with the legislature and i hope together we can hold the line in terms of the importance of these personnel. so that is an enhancement in that space. i could mention a number of others with work return from tegna silva in terms of predictive modeling which is important, new tools and new technology that bring to bear, which will also help with wildfire efforts and people, there's no substitute for people and those people, by the way will also be supported by these engines we were able to get by july of this year, an additional 26 new engines all throughout the state of california and for command údeployed by july 1. we are going to have other equipment, even outside of just these engines and they include new blackhawk helicopters that they had the procurement of 12 blackhawk helicopters were not in a walk that back to important in terms of mutual aid and public safety in the state of california. i want folks to know that those helicopters are now arriving and october of this year

cal c-- california depends on the spring run-off for about 30% of its water supply. meteorologist paul hagan is here now. paul, things have been storm- free for a while now. we could really use something. >> yes. statistically we don't get into time of year and we don't have much of a hint of rain in the forecast over the next several days. i want to start with the zoomed in view of that drought monitor map i'm about to show you where the cut-offs are for the various cat gore stations. then you get into severe drought conditions for much of the bay area. but farther north it gets even worse. portions of northern california now classified as being in extreme drought. we don't have any rain in the forecast other than maybe coastal drizzle as we head into the weekend. right now temperatures are mostly in the 60s but just 58 degrees in san francisco with the strong on-shore breeze. concord, you are the warm spot for the moment. the temperatures are going to drop down to the upper 40s and low 50s across the board. by early friday morning, a degree or two more than we were

my home is in nor cal. don't take it away from me. >> let's talk olympics. w remarkable, an olympian in your 40s is not young. do you still plan on tokyo next year. how much did it hurt you postponing this summer games? >> once i made the decision, it was like, i could breathe. once i know what i'm working with, i can handle anything. as far as i'm concerned, the best is yet to come. winning that fourth gold medal this is just an opportunity to have one more year to become excellent and get more con necked to my partner, enjoy the journey. because an after this i'm done with the olympics. i want to soak it up. >> what is happening now with the online virtual clinic. why are you doing it really? >> oh, man, well, i received so much outreach over the past month, young kids, moms, parents, coaches, they say, we need strauch. we need guidance. so my company has come up with a virtual online training camp. you get trained, mind, body, spirit and volleyball. it's a four -week training prom. we have 9-year-olds, we have 50 somethings. we have people who don't reall

the cal state university system is canceling in-person classes for the fall.ajor change having national repercussions. julian glover is live with how the school is adapting. julian. >> good morning, reggie. preparing for the worst, hoping for the best and we'll probably fall somewhere in between those are the words from cal state chancellor timothy p. white scri describing the university's decision to go primarily online only. he spoke recently on "gma" this morning. he appeared on "gma" and discussed what the university is doing to ensure the health and safety of its half a million students across 123 campus23 ca. clinical classes in the nursing program and he assured everyone rigorous health and safety programs in place. here's chancellor white on "gma." >> take a laboratory that may have 20 students in it and five students distanced and they're wearing personal, protective gear. we have sanitation between everybody uses an instrumentation in the laboratory. things of that nature. the cost of in-person delivery is going to go way up because of the concerns a

also when cal fire starts prepping for fire season. this year there's an added concern. >> we've had major disasters occur at the same time, but covid-19 has added a different dynamic. >> reporter: the deputy director for cal fire says they're overhauling how they prep for fire season and other emergencies. one of those changes is happening with base camps. >> the traditional base camp, which can hold up to 6,000 firefighters, we may do three different base camps, additional housing units, a larger feeding area where we can have the social distancing. >> reporter: cal fire tells me it's also making social distancing a priority for training. making it different than previous years like you see here. they'll be spacing folks out, having classes on, and making sure crews are protected. >> we are making sure we have the most up to date ppe, that our crews are exercising that. it comes down to the public reporting to the 911 dispatcher that they have covid signs. that is key. >> reporter: other agencies are shifting gears as well. the red c

look, let me know on this topic at least for the moment, let me bring the chief of cal fire. he can talk more specifically about this budget. i think a little bit of relief as well with some of these recommendations. but you will be seeing plenty, i think, sadly, tom porter over the coming weeks and months as is the case every fire season in this state. the hot are getting hotter, the drives are getting drier, the wets are getting wetter. there is a new reality. for those who don't believe in climate change or science, i remind them when appropriate after our stay-at-home orders are lifted, when you can come in without fear of transmission of this deadly virus, come to california. visit us, learn about climate change first-hand. because even if you deny it, your own eyes may tell you something very very differently. observed evidence, not just intellectual curiosity. should secure a new reality that climate change is real and it's here and affects our profound and that's why we want to acknowledge that as well upfront, and that is a good part that our chief has to deal with a

the project cal tran originally planned for 8 anyways july finished in just # days. >> we were able to compile 3 days out within 2 1/2 weeks to push up this 10 day project, it's not 10 days, it's actually 9 days and we are excited to be opening one day early. >> the al mainy circle usually has 240,000 drivers go over it each day. cal tran the quick replacement to the pandemic orders which kept many commuters at home. >> in closing 101 we were able to really push the completion. >> while there are calling for road projects to be done now during the corona virus shut down cal tran is one state agency that heeded that call. 100 contractors and 200 cal trance workers worked around the clock to finish the circle. now has 3 more projects underway. at park presid i don't, the is being repaved, this required single lane closures in the tunnel to the golden gate bridge. then 100 miles are being repaved between kaiserville and closer detail and construction of state highway 29 to nap a will also see work 7 days a week. all of these projects were slated to begin this summer but fast tracked to ta

>>cal fire saying take advantage of this time a lot of people unfortunately are not working, but you can't do work around your house to make it safe because fire season is just around the corner and according to cal fire. they expect this season to be among some of the worst seasons that we've seen over the past 5 years so they're saying help them help you by doing defensible space it's been extremely dry. they believe that there are many homes out there that there's leaves around there's debris that can be picked ob there's the storm drain all the things that are available. during a fire that can catch your home on fire. so they're saying take advantage of this time get out get some sunshine do some yard work and be the first line of defense for them. >>while you are sheltered in place. there's no better time to clear your even though we're responding to the coronavirus 24 7 we have the capacity and we have the capability with our local government partners and the fire and rescue mutual aid system that we use regularly. to have the ability to move assets and resources in a timely fa

>>cal fire saying take advantage of this time a lot of people unfortunately are not working, but you can't do work around your house to make it safe because fire season is just around the corner and according to cal fire. they expect this season to be among some of the worst seasons that we've seen over the past 5 years so they're saying helped found help you by doing defensible space it's been extremely dry. they believe that there are many homes out there that there's leaves around there's debris that can be picked ob there's the storm drain all the things that are available. during a fire that can catch your home on fire. so they're saying take advantage of this time get out get some sunshine do some yard work and be the first line of defense for them. >>while you are sheltered in place. there's no better time to clear your even though we're responding to the coronavirus 24 7 we have the capacity and we have the capability with our local government partners and the fire and rescue mutual aid system that we use regularly. to have the ability to move assets and resources in a timely

cal fire expects to be at full staffing by may 25. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> we want to look at the latest number, just over 100 cases confirmed in the past 24 hours. santa claire au county is the hot spot with 2100 cases. people across the u.s. are moving around more. we want to show you this map from "the new york times." the dark orange spots in idaho, montana, those show people with the most activity, moving around. but take a look at michigan. that has the most movement and also where there's been the biggest then administrati biggest demonstrations against the shelter at home orders. here's another way to look at this right now. the purple bar, this dark purple bar represents the percentage of people staying at home nationwide. this is before the shelter at home order went into effect. this is like february, beginning of march. take a look. april, may. it peaked and do you see these peaks here? right here? these are the weekends. so people going out on the weekends but staying home during the weekdays. past this bar,

get cal fresh or medi cal or foster care families, you'll automatically receive in your ebt card $365 additional per child. but if you don't necessarily qualify for any of these but you also have children, you can still sign up for this program through the city. so we know that the school district, and we want to appreciate their work in providing meals at the sites for those families who need those meals during this time, but this is just an extra step, an additional program that has been absolutely needed to continue to support families. so if you have any questions and you want to sign up, please visit sfhsa.org or call 311 if you are a family and you have children and you are in need, please reach out to us so that we can provide you with the support and the assistance that you need. for those, again, who fit into the categories of cal fresh, medi cal or the foster care system, it's going to be a lot faster and easier for you to get those resources because you're already getting those resources. they're going to be automatically added. but for those who don't qualify, we want to g

for cal state college students they already know. there still will be learning virtually come this fall. csu's chancellor announcing almost all classes will remain on line, this is after closing campuses in march. the chancellor says there's limited exceptions for lings like labs and medical courses. >> the overarching is to provide high quality degrees. we still want to do that. it will be done in a different way. >> all students accepted for the fall semester have until june 1st to accept. >>> cal state's decision to do distance learning this fall is already having a ripple effect on athletes. it means the division ii california collegiate athletic conference will suspend its fall sports as well. the conference is made up of 12 schools including san francisco state, cal state east bay and sonoma state. so far there's still no official word about the fate of cal state's three largest athletic programs. san jose state, fresno state and san diego state or even cal poly. >>> sonoma county is lifting more park restrictions. it will allo

still cal fire says no matter what the circumstances. it will have the people available to fight fires even though we're responding to the coronavirus 24 7 we have the capacity and we have the capability with our local government partners and the fire and rescue mutual aid system that we use regularly. to have the ability to move assets and resources in a timely fashion. >>what we know that warm temperatures definitely contribute to the firehouse and right and we're in store for pretty big warm up this week 80's in temps so let's check in with dave spahr and see exactly how warm it's going to get this week david good morning. >>hey good morning robin good morning, everybody will we get a flavor of spring in some summer coming our way and then some more spring yet again it's really interesting 7 day forecast and disrupt was mentioning plan on some hot temperatures coming our way protecting those inland valleys by the week's end beautiful shot and the predawn moments of the cinco de mile look at that you can see the moon littering and the

. >>> as far as schools go, cal state going to online. we'll probably see that a lot. >>> you're the one who gets to make the decision. >> i've never made myself to be the end all. >> announcer: this is "new day." >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it's wednesday, may 13th. 6:00 in new york. this morning, parents across the condition tri waking up to new questions about when their kid will be able to go back to school, physically at least. the answer might be, not soon after the nation's largest four-year public ewart system, california state university announced all classes will be conducted online this fall. this is happening as overnight dr. anthony fauci, the infectious disease doctor and one of the most trusted voices came under new attack from some of the president's allies unhappy with his science. are these attacks with the tacit approval of the president? >> john, as of this morning, more than 82,000 americans have been killed by coronavirus. that key university of washington

get cal fresh or medi cal or foster care families, you'll automatically receive in your ebt card $365 additional per child. but if you don't necessarily qualify for any of these but you also have children, you can still sign up for this program through the city. so we know that the school district, and we want to appreciate their work in providing meals at the sites for those families who need those meals during this time, but this is just an extra step, an additional program that has been absolutely needed to continue to support families. so if you have any questions and you want to sign up, please visit sfhsa.org or call 311 if you are a family and you have children and you are in need, please reach out to us so that we can provide you with the support and the assistance that you need. for those, again, who fit into the categories of cal fresh, medi cal or the foster care system, it's going to be a lot faster and easier for you to get those resources because you're already getting those resources. they're going to be automatically added. but for those who don't qualify, we want to g

>>speaking of firefighters cal fire is telling you help them help you. during the shelter-in-place i'll >>morning welcome back with temperatures heating up around the bay area, the risk of wildfires is also increasing and while you're sheltering at home and could be the perfect time to clear shrubs and tree limbs around your house and make it more fire safe kron four's will tran is live at the fire station in sun all with more on that. hi will good morning. >>cal fire saying take advantage of this time a lot of people unfortunately are not working, but you can't do work around your house to make it safe because fire season is just around the corner and according to cal fire. they expect this season to be among some of the worst seasons that we've seen over the past 5 years so they're saying help film help you by doing defensible space it's been extremely dry. they believe that there are many homes out there that there's leaves around there's debris that can be paid job there's the storm drain all the things that are available. during a fire that can catc

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yeah, i got you, cal. go ahead. i can hear you, cal. start talking. >> reporter: so you can see the line here. they can hear us. state troopers here split the crowd in two here. we've had our first volley of tear gas. let me get this mask off for a second. our first volley of tear gas. they split this crowd in half right at 7:20. this is different from what we saw last night. police are being much more aggressive and getting people out of the park. they got everybody out of this park, pushed them with tear gas and then they took all the water out, as much as the water bottles as they could because what we've been seeing is this back and forth where protesters throw water back and forth. you may see it in the next 30 seconds as they push people back. two nights ago there were seven people shot here in louisville. police are very concerned about the violence. they're concerned this could be violent again. keep in mind this is an open carry state which confuses the situation more. here comes that second line. there's another line of police

cal perry is going to have to get into another position.we close our coverage tonight, we have been covering as much as we can of the protests around the country. most of the protesting by most of the protesters has not been violent in any way, has not involved lighting fires of any kind in trash cans or buildings. there have been thousands upon thousands, tens of thousands of protesters on the streets around this country protesting peacefully, protesting what they saw on that ten minutes of video recorded by darnella frazier when she held her ground in the face of the misconduct and the crime that she knew she was witnessing that the minneapolis police were committing when they took the action that has now, today, officially been called murder by the county prosecutor in minneapolis. these protests will continue. our coverage of these protests, our coverage of this story as it continues to develop, our coverage of the prosecution of this case as it continues to develop will continue. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian

cal state fullerton made this call earlier back in april. and now the entire cal state system is with you. what was the determining factor? what did this come down to? >> well, it comes down to health and safety of our faculty and our students and our staff. our two north stars if you will are keeping our community safe and providing inclusive excellent education for our students and we're looking for the balance to continue to do both. the safest thing to do would be just shut everything down but then students wouldn't progress to graduation, wouldn't get their education. so we're looking for that balance. >> was it one thing in particular, was it you just couldn't figure out a way to keep students socially distanced and in a classroom or in a residence hall, what was it that couldn't be overcome just because of the way that what is required and the way colleges are set up. >> well, you have to imagine that cal state fullerton is the largest of the csu's and we have 40,000 students and 5,000 faculty on campus. so we have a lot of people on

the cal trans employees who were outside of the truck at the time of the crash did not get hurt. investigators don't believe alcohol or drugs were a factor in this crash. at the live news desk, maria medina. >>> the coronavirus reportedly to cost $54 billion. that's nearly 3.5 times the size of our rainy day emergency fund. most of the losses in the general fund revenues, those pay for schools, health programs, other basic services. 54billion in losses. that's about nine times what was originally projected. >> u.s. unemployment is rising again thanks to the business shut downs caused by the pandemic. the latest data shows that nearly 3.2 million people filed for unemployment benefits last week. that brings the number of jobs lost over the past seven weeks to more than 33 million. that's the equivalent of one in five americans who had been employed three months ago. the federal government releases its monthly jobs report. the unemployment rate is predicted to be 16%. that's up from the 50-year low of 3.5% back in february. >>> good news in the economy today the nasdaq erased the l

. >> the pandemic is forcing cal fire to change the way it plans for fire season. with warm weather on the way this weekend we could see an earl will start. earlier tonight a small brush fire broke out. in brent wood. the burned hillside near the goff club. contained to two workers. seasonal fire crews are back earlier this year. at level 3 staffing. the dry conditions across the state are six weeks ahead of schedule. it's what we typically see in mid to late june. crews are planning what base camp will look like if there's a major fire in addition to wearing masks firefighters will have to socially distance. meaning they won't be able to work, sleep or eat in large groups. cal fire will minimize the contact with shared equipment. >> this is challenging. is this is something we have never had to do before. it will take learning. we're starting early. fire season is going to be here. >> cal fire says all of us should plan ahead too. taking this time to prepare homes and property. >> additional five miles of streets in oakland closed starting tomorrow. you can see on

. >> the leaders are a former parm suit cal executive, and a four-star army general.he president said under their leadership, they hope to have a vaccine fairly quickly. >> they literally have been working 4 hours a day. so we have the time. we have to do something by the end of the year or shortly there after. >> president trump says they will rely on the milt. medical experts say developing a a vaccine is 12 to 18 months away. and he wants to produce a sack seen by the end of the year would be a mir cal. >>> san francisco, starting monday, most businesses may be reopening under new strict health guidelines. and jackie ward find out, some business own. >> reporter: still confused about what that is supposed to look like. >> here in hayes valley, a lot of businesses remain boarded up besides being able to reopen on monday. for some, it's more than meets eye. and others, it may be impossible to did so. starting monday, san francisco will allow curb side pickup without allowing any customers inside. >> i have no idea when we're going to open. >> for this charter boat ca

. >> the pandemic is forcing cal fire to change the way it plans for fire season. with warm weather on the way this weekend we could see an earl will start. earlier tonight a small brush fire broke out. in brent wood. the burned hillside near the goff club. contained to two workers. seasonal fire crews are back earlier this year. at level 3 staffing. the dry conditions across the state are six weeks ahead of schedule. it's what we typically see in mid to late june. crews are planning what base camp will look like if there's a major fire in addition to wearing masks firefighters will have to socially distance. meaning they won't be able to work, sleep or eat in large groups. cal fire will minimize the contact with shared equipment. >> this is challenging. is this is something we have never had to do before. it will take learning. we're starting early. fire season is going to be here. >> cal fire says all of us should plan ahead too. taking this time to prepare homes and property. >> additional five miles of streets in oakland closed starting tomorrow. you can see on

cal/osha is not making physical inspections because of covid-19 restrictions. two cities are in running for the new plant, austin, texas, and tulsa, oklahoma are the finalists for the new company, which is said to be the biggest so far. musk says he wants to be in the middle of the country to be closer to a variety of markets. earlier this week musk threatened to move his fremont plant out of california because of coronavirus restrictions. that does not appear likely after a deal was reached with alameda county. >>> a lot of people eager to show their support for businesses shut down where they live. in napa, one struggling business owner is taking action to meet both the needs of businesses and the enthusiasm of customers. kathy becker, who owns calamity jane's, started a fund-raiser called "we are napa." the idea is supporters can order a special t-shirt with the napa logo. it costs just $20. half of that goes to help businesses struggling. any business or nonprofit in napa county can sign up to get the help. >> i own my own business so seeing what myself and

in fact, we have -- we at cal poly pomona have a wall of thanks. students have been submitting thanks to professors in terms of the way that they have engaged. and so we recognize that the thing that is important is engaged learning. and providing the kind of goals, learning goals and establishing different ways of achieving those learning goals. and so we're very focused on remaining connected with our students, engaged with them, and at the same time being very clear about what are some of the innovative and creative ways in which the content can be provided, one of the things i'm struck by is the learning communities that have evolved out of this, students engaging with other students, working on projects together, in fact, students who heretofore did not have that chance because they were commuter students or engaged in other areas of their lives have really been able to take advantage of the technology as a way of continuing the learning, even outside the classroom. >> president ochoa, what about sports? college sports? >> well, as a matter of

cal perry for us there in the motor city. cal, thank you. safe travels to you. >>> meanwhile, new virus hot spots are popping up in germany despite international praise for the way that that country initially handled the pandemic. now some towns are reimposing lockdowns to fight these new coronavirus clusters. we'll head to germany in just a moment. we are also back here waiting for the governor of new york to start the daily update. we're told it's going to happen top of the hour. when it does, we'll bring it to you live. tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. i've been involved in. communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me rec

>>a new sons wednesday news conference with cal fire and cal. oh yes, this question came up, what happens if a covid-19 outbreak overlaps with the wildfire evacuation. in 2018 during the mendocino complex fire in. >>there was a norovirus outbreak at an evacuation center in lake county. later that year during the camp fire the same intestinal virus spread through chico evacuation center. now facing a more sinister viral threat. the state is making plans to keep a large groups of people including firefighters protected from the coronavirus during fire season ever actually been doing a lot of thought about this and we've been working with our colleagues in the red cross in. sure some across the stage only as director mark ghilarducci says the plans may include installing partitions and air purifiers at evacuation centers and adding more centers, separate ones for people exposed to covid-19 and possibly providing hotel rooms for evacuees. all the while the state must prepare to fight fires after a below average rainy season. this is only our desire

. >> protestors gather at surgical cal beaches after the governor takes action to try to keep people off the sand at at home. >>> just about 6:00 a.m. on this sunday mace place. let's get a check outside of the forecast. this is a spectacularly beautiful start to the day. there is no marine layer out there. we do have a little bit of low clouds for the south bay, but it is pretty isolated down here. everyone else has clear skies. that is the view looking east. the numbers show you the difference. it is 50 degrees for most places on here until you get into the north bay where santa rosa is down to 41. clearer skies. 12 degrees colder outside your door.. as far as where we're going for daytime highs today, very much like yesterday. we'll see some low to mid-70s. most of us around the bay in the upper 60s. the main difference, today will look a lot prettier. no chance of light rain and a beautiful blue sky day. >>> a defiant barber is becoming a voice of resistance for shelter in place. the mass decision to open before the governor gives the green light. >> reporter: he has been making

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he graduated from cal last year where he was part of the student government.riends remember him as a man of passion and drive. >> one of the most inspiring things about him is he was someone you knew was going to make a difference in whatever community he was apart of. it's obviously heartbreaking but i try to remember that every time i think of him. >> courtney tweeted about enjoying a burrito in delores park moments before the shooting. police are not commenting about the crime other than to say it's unacceptable. >>> tonight juul confirms it's moving its headquarters from san francisco to washington, d.c. but will maintain a presence here in the bay area. the wall street journal reports the restructuring will include cutting a third of its staff and scaling back its international footprint. juul has been blamed for contributing to a surge in teen vaping. a bigger presence in dc could be helpful as federal regulators decide vaping products can remain on the market. >>> check in with paul right now. pretty nice weekend and even better week ahead. >> temperatu

to be able to inspire. >> reporter: becoming a motivation speaker wasn't what he cal of. spinal cord injury three years ago. >> someone drag med down and had me breaking my neck. i was laying on the turf and i couldn't move anything. >> the doctors told him he would never walk or move his hands again. >> i had another doctor, he said the harder the work, the more you will change your outcome. >> he spent a year in colorado doing rehabilitation. >> it's been three years and eight days since i got hurt, and every single one of the days, i have been fighting. walking on rugby field for the first time since his injury. >> every step i take, every day is wake up is an absolute gift. >> the 23-year-old senior is sharing that gift inspiring others with his story. this weekend, he will be the keynote speak per at cal athletic department's graduation. >> that is the moist incredible feel ping i can have. >> a feeling that brings him happiness and hope that one day he will overcome the odds and walk again. anthony flores. nbc bay area. >> first responders gave health care workers a

. >>> ademÁs, de fauci, otros expertos dieron su testimonio, re cal capitaled la importancia.que dependerÍa de cada estado y su capacidad ofrecer pruebas. tambiÉn advirtiÓ que no se podÍa asegurar que los niÑos son inmunes de efectos mortales de covid-19. algunos republicanos de comitÉ quieren raeshg reactivar la economÍa y derecho contratas piensas que hacerlo serÍa con a contraproducen contraproducente. doctor fauci advierte que podÍa surgir nuevo brote en el otoÑo y que que por lo menos hay 8 vacunas en desarrollo, cual funcione, esto queda por verse. >>> con fin de incrementar pruebas coronavirus gobernador de california dijo que proximamente californianos podrÁn hacerse este examen en farmacia y que permitirÁn que estos trabajador hagan exÁmenes de covid-19 y sean enviado a laboratorios pÚblicos y privados. >>> el director de este sistema, declarÓ que la des con se basa en reportes sobre otras posibles olas de contagio no solo de coronavirus y tambiÉn de la influenza, durante estos meses, los cuales podrÍan tener repercusiÓn en la salud de estudiantes y maestros de los 23

still cal fire says no matter what the circumstances. it will have the people available to fight fires even though we're responding to the coronavirus 24 7 we have the capacity and we have the capability with our local government partners and the fire and rescue mutual aid system that we use regularly to have the ability to move assets and resources in a timely fashion in sacramento, doug johnson fox 40 news. >>6.46 is the time and we're looking at more good weather and waiting for a quite a warm-up coming at the end of the absolutely john lay it on us. >>yeah we are definitely looking for warm-up guys some of the warmest temperatures of the year so far on into thursday and friday. we're talking 98% of our inland spots. so it's time to get the water out for that walk and some sunscreen to conditions will be very sunny. what we're seeing already this morning really clear skies. no fog whatsoever bright morning across san francisco and the rest the bay area. temperatures are still cool in the 40's and 50's but are in remain this way for lo

still cal fire says no matter what the circumstances. it will have the people available to fight fires but even though we're responding to the coronavirus 24 7 we have the capacity and we have the capability with our local government partners and the fire and rescue mutual aid system that we use regularly. to have the ability to move assets and resources in a timely fashion. >>doug johnson reporting for us there tonight. in florida for the first time in 6 weeks people put their toes in the sand at clearwater beach as all pinellas beaches. >>reopened this morning. beach goers will have a to stay 6 feet away from other people and no groups larger than 10 will be allowed. beach parking lot are open and there will be reminder signs well driving to the beach and all along the beach officers are patrolling the sand and ambassadors making sure that patrons are aware of the social distancing. guidelines officials say that you should also you know where your mask. bring personal protection equipment in tampa tasers. >>as lockdowns ease across the

or the cal state system was how definitive it was. a lot of the schools i'm talking to are working on a hybrid plan, whether they're public or private schools or late entry plan. so much of this is dependent on the ability to contain the virus. how do you on-board students into a school setting unless you have a real sense of their health and how to maintain that as well as that of the teachers. i think there's a lot of thinking and planning going on into some kind of hybrid system, at least at this point. >> that's really good information to know. it's not obviously one size fits all and parents shouldn't yet get anxious about whether their schools go the way of california. i think those are good insights that you have. let's talk about what happened after this hearing. there was a hearing yesterday with dr. fauci and the other -- the other top health experts in front of the health education committee. david gregory, the president spent much of yesterday trying to distract, sending out lots and lots of tweets in this twitter storm ab

joining me now is lynette zalezny, president of cal state university in bakersfield.e system announcing yesterday it intended to continue remote learning in the fall. and i know that you're so glad this decision was made now. i know it was a tough one that was made. tell us why you're happy to hear that this decision has been made so far out. >> well, good morning. it's a joy to be with you this morning. and we're very, very pleased that the announcement by chancellor white for the largest system in the nation, the california state university system, which makes up 23 universities, is able to now again prioritize health and safety for our students, faculty, and staff, but it also gives us time to prepare for high-quality education, because we are still open in the csu. and in fact, our enrollments, csub, are high coming into the fall. so, we're very eager to again work with our faculty and staff to make sure that we have very, very high-quality education for our students that will be with us in the fall. >> what does that look like, high-quality education that you're

cal, the campground that you're at opens to the public later today.ow will it operate under this new normal that we're witnessing? >> reporter: yes, the state of ohio has put out a lengthy list of things that need to change in these campgrounds based around social distancing and keeping things clean. each individual campground can make its own decisions on the bathroom, this one keeping it closed but for example in the front when you check in to get your spaces they have a divider between the cashier and the customer, as you'd expect, the social distancing xs on the floor. on the business end of things, people are thrilled these campgrounds are opening. jake who runs this campground says it's happening just in time. >> we started to get a little bit nervous, you know. this is the beginning, memorial day weekend is like the kickoff to our summer camping season. we are going to miss out on this big weekend, it would have hurt. even though all these restrictions and weird times we're living in, i'm happy to see some campers coming. >> reporter: when you

attend cal state fullerton in the fall. congratulations you can let us know about a graduate in your life we're very proud of the 2020 graduates just go to our website kron 4 dot com. that little section says salute to grads 2020 that's under the news tab. you can submit a picture of your grad let us know which high school the graduateuattended and what's next for them. we can't wait to hear all these great stories. well a salute to health care workers in the east bay members of the oakland fire and police department. they let a big procession across the city yesterday this very nice they were passing by local hospitals in ambulances police cruisers i brought up the motorcycles and even horse back to show their appreciation for the front line professionals. >>during the pandemic and yes we appreciate you everything that you do we know that you're working hard we salute you. you are our heroes not all superheroes ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn

the mcelroys now have two daughters attending cal poly in the fall. they know the online decision is a real downer for sarah. >> this isn't the plan she had. this isn't what she worked four years in high school for. so there's a big pivot that's about to happen, and the unknown is what's hard. >> reporter: in danville, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. walking a fine line between celebrating graduation and keeping people safe during the pandemic. health officials are urging schools to consider virtual graduations. today, though, contra costa county announced it would allow drive-through ceremonies or even small gatherings of up to 25 students if schools follow strict social distancing guidelines. other counties are looking for creative solutions. students at overfelt high school will be offered a special one-on-one ceremony. it will be by appointment only and they can only bring six family members with them. the principal says his students deserve to be honored. >> we have to do something for them. we're going to do as much as we possibly can while stil

we're also here to demand that governor newsom and have a cal osha inspectors here seltzer says cal osha should visit the site to make sure employees are safe from getting sick a tesla employee tells me off camera workers temperatures are taken before the entered the building. >>they're given mask and hand sanitizer is available throughout the factory. but that is not enough for this group there is going to be increased escalation of covid. >>we reached out to cal osha and tesla about these concerns but have not yet heard back. gayle ong kron 4 news. >>a lot of people are using video platforms to celebrate big milestones these days since they can't get together in person with family and friends. kron 4 sanaz tahernia talked to a celebration expert at a bite to get some advice. >>the first thing is we're actually able to confirm any more money by invitation into a virtual event with a video chat really easily with just one click any bites also gone ahead and made all of our cards free right now so you can go and send your family and free card and you can add in a video message that card a

>>well the cal state system has announced its 23 universities will almost exclusively conduct online courses this fall semester, so it'll be a few select classes that must take place in person and those are still being sorted out. the decision also means that many of those schools won't have sports. the california collegiate athletic association is canceling all athletics in the fall. the conference is made up of 13 schools that includes san francisco state sonoma state and cal state east bay. well the president of the university of california wants to end the use of the s a t and a c t test as that mission requirements instead she wants a homegrown test. so the president recommend suspending the standardized testing until 2024. and having a new tests ready by 2025 activists have long claimed that the test put poor and minority students at a disadvantage. a decision could be made as early as may 21st. well some california families with students eligible for free and reduced school lunches make it more state funding. it's a part of the pandemic emergency benefits transfer program that

it is part of cal train and san matt matteo's 25th avenue grade separation project. crews will raise the tracks and lower the road to improve safety for both drivers and pedestrians as well as reduce traffic congestion. the closure, the trains will stop at bellmont stag the closure. >>> still to come on today in the bay, is it a sign of what's to come? the announcement from roger goodell. sports is next. >>> nfl training facilities are on the verge of reopening. roger goodell says clubs could open the door starting tuesday. however, teams may only do so if safety protocols are met and if they are permitted to do so under their state and local regulations. the 49ers of course will not be among them. california's shelter at home order is still in place. the niners will likely train in a neighboring state like arizona. >>> nascar is making a comeback this weekend. the real heroes 400 will pay tribute to front line workers. it is the first race in two months. yesterday footage of crews setting up in south carolina. but there still will be no fans in the stands. the race

cal perry in louisville, kentucky. thank you so much. be safe out there, cal. >>> i want to now show you some footage from the city of atlanta today. this is the atlanta police chief, erica shields. she's out listening to and talking with protesters in her city earlier today, including pretty intense one-on-one conversations like this. you can see her listening to a distraught, angry protester, and then putting her hands on the woman's shoulders trying to reassure her. there was another exchange that she also had today. >> i'm nervous because there's guns everywhere and i have no fucking idea when they're going to put their hands on me. i need you to understand that. i need you to do something. if you do something, you need to let us know. you need to let the public know because anything that you do, we need to know, okay? >> let me tell you something, i'm standing here because what i saw was my people face-to-face with this crowd, and everybody's thinking how can we use force to defuse it. i'm not having that. you have a right to be ups

and steven lindsey are the ones who worked for the victim at his cannabis company called inter-sis cal systems the victim was kidnapped and killed last october when the four men broke into his home, kidnapped him, forced him into his girlfriend's suv and left him shot to death on a property he owned in the rural santa cruz mountains. the motive was robbery. >> this is a senseless crime. these people wanted monetary gain and took advantage of the situation. >> atray was 50 years old, founder and ceo a web marketing firm in addition to the cannabis system. his family thanked the sheriff's department and say they miss him every day and believe his spirit lives on. these guys have no criminal history. the investigation is ongoing and the santa cruz county sheriff's office hopes to present to the da later on this afternoon. i'm anne mack vic at the live news desk. >>> fuouactr aion de sbd headto prison e admission bribery scandal. the pyre decided to drop their fight against federal charges. >> actress lori loughlin and her husband will plead guilty to conspiracy to commit wire and mail fra