more places to go in rural california as well is now with pharmacies throughout the state of california. more opportunity now to reopen based upon the ability to get more support for tracing, isolation, and quarantine, and continue to develop the kind of dynamic partnership, two-way staff,r team, yourto do their best to help you and help your community to move quickly into this phase two, but do so safely so that we can protect everybody. and that spirit before i quickly update you on a few of the daily numbers, i want to protect our most vulnerable. that is why i also wanted to make an announcement and update that just five weeks ago we announced a very audacious goal. first in the nation goal. i don't think there's any part of the country, this isn't to demean or diminish the incredible work that other governors are doing, but i'm just proud of california's work. we announced a project called project room key out in encampments under freeway overpasses, our homeless, our brothers and sisters struggling. many vulnerable to not only the elements, but to this disease and other diseases.

. >>> it is week 11 of shelter-in- place in northern california. as of this week the united states has had 100,000 related deaths. that is the population of boulder colorado or closer to home, burglary, california. the disease is roaming the golden state with infections topping the same number 100 thousand in california. even as the state's caseload increases the governor is easy restrictions on some businesses. retailers can reopen for in person shopping under guidelines and and or approval for the health departmet. with millions out of work and many businesses shuttered california faces a daunting road to economic recovery. joining me now by skype is tom stier a billionaire investor and a presidential candidate. as a former presidential candidate, what is it like for you to be witnessing the nation office unrest >> i feel terribly sad watching what is happening in minnesota, the murder of a black man in police custody. i feel immense shared grief with the people particularly the african-american people for whom this is the last incident and over

i yield to the gentleman from california. madam speaker, in the last 230 years, dating back to the founding of our republic, fewer than 11,000 americans have had the privilege to stand here as a member of congress. to date, it's my honor to welcome mike garcia. battering, a businessman, family man, and first-generation american, mike has shown a different approach to everything. if you ever want a definition of america, look to mike's life. , like ourration fathers, mothers, grandparents, wanted something better for their children so they came to america. mike dreamed at age six that one day, maybe he could become a navy fighter pilot. it would not be easy, so he applied himself and was nominated to the naval academy from this body itself. not only did he excelled, he graduated in the top 3%, becoming a fighter pilot. of us always look to the skies to dream and wonder what it takes to become one. as he became a fighter pilot, his nature -- nation called upon him to defend our freedom. those that we uphold and he raised his ha

california -- communities in california. . we have made huge gains when i the tune of mean in tens of millions of units of protective gear that did not exist even three weeks ago. we were able to get a very large contract overseas that has allowed us to procure tens of millions of procedure masks, surgical masks in the state of california. our current state inventory, take a look at those numbers. 85.9 million procedure masks currently part of our state inventory. 8 million face shields, 5.6 million grub sets part of our state inventory glove sets part of our -- glove sets part of our state inventory. i want to see those inventories decline because i want to get that inventory out all across the state and that's exactly what we have been doing. procedure masks distribution by sector just as a proxy. for distribution. million procedure masks have just been delivered in the last 14 days. this represents the last two weeks. you can see by sector, getting to the agricultural community, hotel lodging, local government. obviously, c

we were able to get rid of the budgetary gimmicks part of california's recent past. we were able to move forward very libra tivoli to be thoughtful about the utilization of surplus dollars with the the state of california paying $9 billion down for the long term and recognized with the state of california. and we overwhelming used the surplus and investments and we worked very closely to make investments that were on going in a strategic way focusing on children and youth and child care programs and preschool programs and focusing not surprisingly on public health. that was a year ago this week. i submitted in january to the california legislature a projected budget into the new fiscal year. the projected budget building on last year's efforts also projected a surplus, roughly a $6 billion surplus we projected. this is 90 days ago, not a year ago. just 90 days ago weintrod a budget and we were referencing we hit a milestone. 120 consecutive days of net job growth. we had the lowest unemployment in modern recorded history in the state of california. people were feelin

the people of california and california businesses have been very supportive of governor gavin newsom's approach to contain the coronavirus and we'll be joined later in this hour by the person who governor newsom appointed to a new task force to find the safest way for california businesses to reopen. he was a very successful businessman himself, now concentrating on climate issues and you will recognize him from the debate stage as former presidential candidate tom steyer. he will join us later in this hour with his plan to keep the coronavirus contained as california gradually reopens and if he has one, his plan to contain elon musk. and so we are once again back to where it all began with the trump administration lying about the numbers. that was the first order of business for the first trump white house press secretary who was ordered to lie about the number of people who showed up for donald trump's inauguration. donald trump couldn't bear the shame of drawing a much smaller crowd than the inaugurations of president obama so the solution of donald trump with numbers he doesn't lik

secretary of california department of veterans affairs. i want to say first of all i am honored to have the trust of the governor of this great state in running these homes where we create an environment in our homes from the oregon border to the mexican border where we try to create a homelike atmosphere where veterans can feel safe and we respect military tradition and honor them by their congregant living experience. before we came to this podium, we were further up the hill aere this campus hosts cemetery where our veterans are interred, going back to the civil war and earlier. this is hallowed ground. it is full of veterans as is the case with people who are in nursing homes across the country, in an extraordinarily vulnerable population. not only by virtue of their age, we have veterans here in their ninth and 10th decades of life going back to the early days of world war ii but by underlying disease burdens and the burdens they incurred by putting on the nation's uniform, picking up a weapon and defending our you are in battlefields

dean of the california delegation, is also the speaker of the house. seen her do ave amazing things, i have never two -- her be in two places at the same time so i distinct pleasure of filling in as dean and the mike re of introducing garcia, the new member from the 25th congressional district. noted ction has, as i before, not been certified by the secretary of state, but here is no dispute about the result. congressman garcia was born in and is a native of santa clarita, california, and is the is a first tion -- generation american citizen. moved to the rcia ity of santa clarita in 1972 with his mother and stepfather at the age of 6. r. garcia received his bachelor's degree in political science from the u.s. naval in 1978.n annapolis he was nominated to that academy navy by our longtime colleague, the former chair of house armed services committee, our friend, buc mckeon. later earned a master of arts in national security policy from university. he is a former u.s. naval officer and flew as a pilot in from 1998 until 2009. fter the navy, congressman

andrea: gracias por continuar con nosotros en al punto california. cielo? >> la contaminaciÓn del aire ha disminuido mucho, el aire esta mas claro. reportera: mucha gente dice que lo que pasa es que hay una reducciÓn histórica del co2. >> el aire es una mezcla compleja de varios contaminantes, tambiÉn incluye partÍculas finas, diÓxido, y todos estÁn bajando mucho, en prte porque hay menos carros en las calles, tambiÉn por el clima, porque si te recuerdas, habÍa muchas lluvias que tambiÉn ayuda a limpiar el aire. reportera: se ve, se nota, se siente. quÉ hace el co2, y porque les importa tanto a la gente? >> el co2, es un contaminante que contribuye al calentamiento global, al cambio climÁtico, el cambio climÁtico dura mucho tiempo, son cosas que impacta a muchos procesos, a cosas que van a impactar la salud, todos estos contaminantes sabemos que impactan la salud. reportera: las refinerÍas, no estÁn trabajando igual. esos son los contaminantes que estÁn afectando nuestra salud? es lo que estÁ percibiendo, son las fÁbricas que no están trabajando, y l

california gradualmente va a reabrir solo donde se pueda reducir el riesgo. >>> nuevamente en california minoristas pueden abrir con algunas modificaciones van a poder incrementar estas órdenes donde la gente puede ir a recoger también entrega a domicilio. que necesitan poner mucho más énfasis en un poner los desinfectantes de mano dentro de las instalaciones. tiene que tener pues todos los cubrebocas y guantes y siempre tener en cuenta que es muy importante la distancia física a la hora de que vayan a entregar o recoger a los clientes. para las fábricas ytambién las bodegas. van a poder reabrir pero todo con algunas modificaciones. a partir del día de mañana. es importante que tengan este equipo de protección. que van a tener algunas bodegas y algunos negocios. >>> vamos a tener toda la información a partir de las cinco de la tarde. gracias por h nosotros. las solicitudes de ayuda por desempleo, cifras que no concuerdan de las contagiados y fallecidos en mÉxico por coronavirus, algunos casos no se cuentan porque se cambia el diagnÓstico y llegan demasiado tarde los resultados de las pru

when you look at the numbers in california, california has more than 100,000 confirmed cases. that's the fourth most in the u.s. the state is also approaching 4,000 deaths. >>> the coronavirus cases at nursing homes are on the rise. they show nearly 1,700 patients and staff have die from the virus and 342. according to the east bay times the skilled nursing home s and nonmedical assisted living facilities have been for all reported covid-19 deaths in california. expertses say that they're making even more cases because there's not enough testing in many facilities. >>> here in the bay area many people have tested positive for the virus. most counties are reporting an increase in the number of cases compare today the week before. medical experts say that the rising numbers do not necessarily mean that there's a spike because of the relaxed restrictions. doctors say that the increases could simply be because of more testing. >>> california's employment development staff is looking to boost the staff to handle the flood of the unemployment claims brought p brought on by the coron

in the state of california can say. the reality is a lot of our veterans home's have been disproportionately impacted by covid-19 and the spread of this virus. a lot of our american heros from world war ii, not just the korean war, vietnam war orand r housed and supported in institutions like this have been immune from the spread of the virus. quite the contrary. there's tragic lives lost and examples where the insidiousness of this disease spread like wild fire through facilities like this across the country. that's not been the case, and i say this cautiously, soberly not been the case to date in the state of california. throughout the entire system, eight hospitals, we have had just three patients test positive for covid-19. we've had a number of stuff but the overwhelming majority of staff, all but two have recovered and are back at work. that's because of the seriousness of purpose that was advanced weeks before california stay at home order was put in place by our secretary of veterans affairs. these facilities ar

the livermore, california, campus. mr. speaker, with a major totals tion need that more than $15 billion, this takes needed steps to reduce the backlog of major projects.on it is no secret that v.a.'s old.structure is the average age of its 60.lities is the secretary of the v.a. imself, secretary wilke, emphasized this point by making the statement, quote, there are facilities that abraham lincoln would recognize, quote. even with outdated facilities, medicine of internal found in a 2018 report that v.a. provides better care than options in most cases. that's right. care, even s better though they are working from outdated facilities. would those findings look like if v.a. was competing with modern infrastructure? mr. speaker, not only does v.a. provide better care, veterans want to use v.a. delivered health care. conducted by the veterans of foreign wars found participatedns who in this survey responded that fixing v.a. facilities was the way to improve v.a.'s delivery of health care to veterans. respondents who use v.a.

dean of the california delegation, is also the speaker of the house. seen her do ave amazing things, i have never two -- her be in two places at the same time so i distinct pleasure of filling in as dean and the mike re of introducing garcia, the new member from the 25th congressional district. noted ction has, as i before, not been certified by the secretary of state, but here is no dispute about the result. congressman garcia was born in and is a native of santa clarita, california, and is the is a first tion -- generation american citizen. moved to the rcia ity of santa clarita in 1972 with his mother and stepfather at the age of 6. r. garcia received his bachelor's degree in political science from the u.s. naval in 1978.n annapolis he was nominated to that academy navy by our longtime colleague, the former chair of house armed services committee, our friend, buc mckeon. later earned a master of arts in national security policy from university. he is a former u.s. naval officer and flew as a pilot in from 1998 until 2009. fter the navy, congressman

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the honorable alex padilla california secretary of state. it's an honor to call you my friend and honor to see the work you are doing across the state. thank you so much. thank you for joining us. we'll see you next week here from my home to yours. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. icic playing] hi, i'm larry. - i'm christine. - we're the marquinos, and we're from stewqart manor, new york. larry marquino: we have four children in our family. our oldest is larry. he's 18. christine marquino: our twins are going to be 16 in a few days, brenna and danny. larry marquino: and lia is 10. christine marquino: we love our house. it's very small. it's small, but it brings us together more. brenna marquino: we make it work.

so far more than 1200 cases of covid-19 inside california prisons. now a fierce debate about weather enough is being done to protect inmates and guards. "ktvu" has the details on the outbreaks and the response. >> nine inmates have died in a single california prison and we've heard from other inmates who say they feel unsafe. one more testing is happening overcrowding and shared spaces and limited protections has some faulting the state. as a new day breaks so does a new realityinmates describe inhumane conditions amid the coronavirus pandemic. >> they are fearful of what can happen. lisa king's sun is one of those inside the h unit. vendors have less than 10 years left. and letter sent to "ktvu" they described grossly overpopulated dorms and an inability to keep physically distant. >> licenses there is two feet between the two sets. it's very, very stressful for them. >> california 35 prisons have long been overcrowded and houses close to 109,000 people. the prisons are only designed for 85,000 and the california institution and mendocino. this is w

that spirit of mindset that's live and well and this business this sells california based products and california based designers and makers and brings that ingenuity and that talent to bear and that space available to support our economy but also to support other entrepreneurs in our economy and a long way from saying this. it impacts the supply chain and creativity and ingenuity and invite visitative spirit that defines the best of california. businesses are not just about dollars and cents but about community and spirit and pride and put ideas and make them reopen and visible and create opportunities and create manifest dreams and at end of the day, small business person myself, this starts as a dream putting pen to paper and seeing dream come to fruition and potentially come b at risk because of the pandemic is devastating so it's a way of expressing not just empathy but a deep admiration and appreciation for these entrepreneurs that put everything on the line and truly everything is on the line as we move into this next phase to make sure we do it right and to make sure we don't j

governor gavn newsom in california. conflict and in words, not just those that lose their lives in the battlefield, it is those that lose their lives coming home and never left the battlefield. i want to express my deep respect and admiration on memorial day come also to veterans and those that have come back from the more contemporary wars overseas and to extend our heartfelt thank you and deep respect and acknowledgment to the challenges that many of our veterans continue to have as they come back from the horrific experiences in combat and other experiences, noble experiences related to their service at war. we are here in their spirit, in that light of optimism and respect for the opportunities they have all provided us. i want to make a point as we are here to make this point. we not only hold those things dear and rhetorical terms but in terms of our practices. i want to recognize the outstanding practice of demonstrable,t is the veterans homes from the state of california. 2000 veterans in these homes, protected

quÉ bueno que hay ciudades estatales como california.ndar ese dinero a la gente inmigrante indocumentado. leon el doctor anthony que es la mÁxima autoridad en epidemiologÍa en este país ha dicho que sin importar el estatus migratorio la gente deberÍa tener acceso a servicios de salud, cÓmo procede ese tema en particular desde su punto de vista y desde su trabajo en el congreso? >> en el congreso pasamos la ley y asÍ lo afirmÓ donald trump, que cada persona necesita tener un examen de covid-19, ellos van a poder tomar el examen sin pagar ni un centavo. eso es algo que no le hace si uno tiene documentos o no, si uno tiene razÓn para tomar ese examen, vayan a donde les pueden dar es examen y no les van a cobrar ni un centavo. eso estÁ pagado por los impuestos federales en general. quÉ me dice de las protecciones a aquellas personas que han perdido su empleo muchÍsima gente en la comunidad hispana han perdido su empleo, gente con documentos y sin documentos. quÉ puede esperar esa comunidad que estÁ desesperada? tony: en este momento el presi

>>november's upcoming presidential election could play out in california.itol bureau reporter ashley zavala breaks down the results. >>democratic candidate joe biden is the presidential favorite in california, according to the latest next our emerson college poll asked if the presidential election was today nearly 60% of respondents said they would vote for biden while 29% said they would reelect donald trump nearly half the respondents said they were extremely or very excited to support biden the concern that i have is one voters don't even in california where he's winning by 30 points. only 54% expected actually become the president. so the expectation is in the primary expectation was that i was the most electable now that we're in the general election people are now questioning and he be elected on recent allegations, he sexually harassed his former staffer tara reid 41.1% of california respondents said they thought the claims were false well almost a 3rd said they were unsure when asked who should be his vice presidential pick california's top choices

clearly, california is not immune from those impacts. i just wanted on the top to lead with a little bit of news in that respect. and know that we are working very, very closely with the legislature to do what we can and with leadership particularly, nancy pelosi to see what we can get done. as it relates to getting things done and taking accounts and responsibility. as it relates to moving forward today we are announcing some specific milestones that we believe we have reached based upon health and data and our scientific analysis of where we are as it relates to the state of covid-19 and that's it relates to the spread of this disease. we laid out a number of weeks ago a roadmap for recovery and we put forward six specific indicators that will guide our termination of one week and make meaningful modifications to that roadmap and begin to reopen our economy with conditions and with modifications. we socialize more specifically to that last week. we previewed it the beginning of this week and by thursday, today, we would put out guideli

del estado de california.metido de bienestar, equitativo para todos los estudiantes de california. reportera: hablas de algo muy importante, especialmente para nuestra comunidad y estudiantes de diferentes porciones del estado, que tal vez no tienen los beneficios que tienen otros estudiantes, que tienen mÁs es de trabajo, asÍ que hemos pasado mucho tiempo respondiendo estas preguntas, y al fin hicimos la decisiÓn la semana pasada. reportera: ¿a que estudiantes se les va a aplicar? >> ningÚn estudiante de california van a tener que presentar el examen. los estudiantes pueden entregar sus resultados de los exÁmenes, pues de esto, los siguientes dos aÑos decisiones de acciÓn, con el interÉs de tener mÁximo acceso a todos nuestros estudiantes. tenemos estudiantes sobresalientes, pero no queremos usar esto mÁs, con el nivel de ingreso de la familia, con el nivel de educaciÓn de uno de ellos. reportera: esto es importante, porque para muchos estudiantes y familias en nuestras comunidades, es el reto mÁs grande, no

on california will be bad for the economy. it's really a political question whether or not we will get it. the president has certainly staked out to make the public consistently staked out a position that is very antagonistic toward giving more money to the states. one hopes that as they hear more from governors, both republicans and democrats that they will begin to realize that this is not the result of profligate behavior by states, but simply a terrible catastrophe hitting the states as well as individual citizens in the u.s. >> your confident professor that is not for this unprecedented health crisis, that the pandemic that we've been hit with, the state of california would still be running with the surplus. >> oh yeah, the original budget may revise the just came out as the one that is showing the terrible news. the governor was proposing spending increases, people might differ about the proposals he was making, but that's small has been going bac to several governors, california has been responsible, and with that tax i

he was studying how to do an infrastructure program in california. that is absolutely in the front of his mind and in doing so we would create hundreds of thousands of jobs around california and incumbent on the administration and i know the governor takes this seriously to make sure that the people in ieack and brown communare overrepresented as we try to reveal jobs, rebuild the labor force. that is something where it will be incumbent on us to take a di race and economicdvantage into account as we create jobs and as we do retraining and upscaling. that is something we have to focus on and the governor is focused on. >> what is the biggest obstacle that california faces in his recovery? >> i think the issue is going to be--weather as we reopen there enough demand to buy the services that california can produce and that is why i po think it will be ant for government to take this opportunity to rebuild a better california, to understand that we are not trying to get back to january 2020, in fact, we can and up with a anmore just equitable california

>>a salute to health care workers in the skies above southern california members of the california airared over los angeles and ventura counties today in an airborne tribute another flyover is scheduled for tomorrow the state's air national guard did the same for health care workers in the bay area just yesterday like c one 30 cargo planes kron 4 is saluting the class of 2020 in the bay area. >>every night we shine the spotlight on a specific senior and tonight we want to congratulate kayla heatherton she is graduating from clayton valley charter high school in concord she is heading as you can tell by her t-shirt to the university of nevada reno go wolf packs she will be majoring in pre nursing, so congratulations to kayla you can let us know about a graduate in your life go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. submit a picture of your grad let us know which high school they attended and what is next for that graduate. >>tonight's we've doubled our speeds the fastest just >>so let's see on monday we found out what a major league baseball return could possibl

>>california takes a big step towards reopening today a lot of stores across the state are able to operate for the first time since stay at home orders were issued but leaders and many counties here in the bay area refused to join and saying it is just not safe yet. hello everyone i'm catherine heenan governor newsome loosened restrictions allowing some retailers to reopen with curbside service only but and 6 bay area counties, non essential retail stores, they are still closed only 3 county health officers and napa sonoma and solano are moving forward with the states face to reopening kron four's dan kerman is in petaluma where he found just a handful of stores, taking advantage of the new order. >>despite the ability to open for curbside pickup today, many of the retail stores along 4th street and kentucky street in petaluma remain closed. >>long kentucky street and 4th street in petaluma the majority of retail stores remain closed. despite the ability to reopen for curbside pickup, it's the closures there are a few who took advantage of the new health order it's not really about. >>maki

. >> the california department of education announced that it will not mandate start dates for school districts in the state. and mackovic has latest at the live news desk . >> in a facebook live event, tony thurman said the state is working on coming up with a set of guidelines, that much of this stuff will be up to individual school districts, including when they decide to resume classes as normal. normal is an interesting term at this point because here are some of the possibilities under consideration. different chefs will reduce class-size and allow for social distancing some schools may use hybrid models with a mix of in class and remote education. districts will also decide to students and staff will be required to wear masks thurman said the state will come up with recommendations but there's no timeline on when next year's budget will be a real challenge . >> this relates to rising to the challenge to the convenient challenge with education to students, we will continue to meet the challenge together . >> some schools that operate year-round, could it be starting as early as

in the state of california, can say. the reality is a lot of our veterans homes have been disproportionately impacted by covid-19, and the spread of this virus. a lot of our american heroes from world nam war, or iraqi freedom, and other wars that are housed and supported in institutions like this have been immune from the spread of the virus. quite the contrary. there have been some horrific headlines and tragic lives lost, and examples where the insidious notice of the disease spread like wildfire through facilities like this across the country. that has not been the case, and i say this cautiously, soberly, not been the case to date in the state of california. throughout our entire system, eight hospitals, we have had just three patients test positive for covid-19. we've had a number of staff , the overwhelming majority of staff, all but two, have recovered and are back at work. that's because of the seriousness of purpose that was advanced weeks before california's stay-at-home order was put into place. by our secret

california's mail-in ballots today. and the attorney general of minnesota, keith ellison, will join us after george floyd died last night after telling the police who were detaining him "i can't breathe." the same tragic words that were the last words said by eric garner when he was choked to death on staten island six years ago by nypd officers. the authority's reaction in minnesota today was very, very different from how the nypd and the city of new york government treated eric garner's death. attorney general keith ellison will tell us why the reaction in minnesota today was so different from that reaction that we saw and we'll never forget in new york. tonight, we begin with the ever grim numbers. at this hour, the united states has 1,690,800 confirmed cases of coronavirus. and at this hour, at this minute, this country has officially recorded at least 99,638 deaths from coronavirus. today, donald trump tweeted that we would have had 2 million deaths by tonight "if i hadn't done my job well." in fact, donald trump d

>>> reopening some businesses in the state of california. we take a deeper look at how bay area companies are responding. plus as more meet factories close across the country the impact on restaurants and grocery stores when it comes to the nation's meet supply. it singled them out today and the concerns in bay about potential celebrations getting out of hand. the news it noon starts now. >>> this is "ktvu fox 2 news" at noon. >> good afternoon, everyone. i am mike mibach. >> and i in gasia mikaelian the number of coronavirus cases continue to ride across our state. there are 2289 deaths and 70 new deaths reported in our state since yesterday and here in the bay area we approach 90 hundred covid-19 cases and 312 deaths in los angeles is the hardest hit region with 555 new cases yesterday and that brings the total thereto more than 26 thousand. in a minute we hear from the governor as he gets his daily update on the covid-19 response. just yesterday you remember he announced some businesses will reopen as early as friday. today we see a pictu

expert analysis into what lies in store for the world's 2 largest economies plus tesla is defying california orders and has reopened operations within the state what does this mean for the auto giant we have a boom bust panel on hand to break it down got a packed show today so let's dive right in. and china announced tuesday a new set of u.s. products eligible for waivers from salvatore tariffs put in place amid the height of the trade war between the world's 2 largest economies now the chinese foreign ministry issued a statement saying the waivers on $79.00 products will be put in place on the 19th of may and expire in may of 2021 the new list of products with waivers includes ores of rare earth metals gold ores so wars and concentrates as part of the phase one trade deal between the 2 countries signed in january china agreed to increase imports of u.s. goods by over $200000000000.00 over 2 years now the 2 sides held a call last week to discuss implementation of the phase one following a threat from u.s. president donald trump to pull out of the deal if beijing did not meet their commitment

and adapting and reopening parts of california, regional parts of california with modifications, variances, based on criteria. the fundamental point that we needed to advance was the protection of our workers. a few weeks back you may recall an announcement where we advanced support for workers in the food chain. from farmworkers to the folks, frontlines, grocery lines in the state of california for expanding sickly. you may recall, the federal government provided sickleave expansion for employers less than 500. not for some of these larger chains and their employers. in the state of california, we augmented that with the announcement that we made a few weeks back with paid sick leave through the food supply chain. there were others that were left out of that support. quite notably, out of federal support, those folks, the healthcare workers in the folks we rely on the most and many of our first responders and firefighters, paramedics, they were left out the original sickly, announcement from the federal government. i just signed an executive order to extend benefits, workers comp benefits

, gracias a dios los números de casos y fallecidos en california son bajos.tá haciendo hoy, ya que no puede estar en sacramento, tiene que trabajar de manera remota. debe ser difícil para usted. >> sí, lo que es la tecnología. estamos en el hogar, con los niños, mientras ellos hacen su tarea y nosotros cumplimos con nuestro trabajo. en los primeros días de esta pandemia, la orden del estado de mantener a los niños en la casa fue muy acertada. además de asegurarme de que estamos bien como familia, debo asegurarme que los que puedan trabajar desde casa lo hagan. hay que mantener los servicios más importantes disponibles para el público. todo el que vaya a la oficina para hacer lo necesario, manteniendo la distancia, usando máscaras y guantes, para seguir atendiendo al público, siempre cuidando la salud de nuestros clientes y empleados. en nuestra página de internet pueden encontrar información, también para empresarios que se deban registrar en el estado y otros servicios. >> es un tema de gran interés para usted, personalmente. la gente esta comenzando a llena

it's a different story in california where the state is working to hold those facilities accountable for their care. here's jonathan vigliotti. >> he was kind and he was gentle and he was brilliant. >> reporter: scott avery describes his father, 88-year-old as a devoted family man and leader in his community. he died alone last month in a northern california nursing home after contracting coronavirus. >> he was the first person in our family to graduate from college. he died six months short of being able to see his grandson graduate from college. six months. >> reporter: he was admitted to the gateway care and rehabilitation center for a short recovery stay after a diabetic episode. he was one of at least 13 people at gateway who died. that will be 69 patients and 33 employees have tested positive. at one point during the outbreak achery said he was told staff members were not being tested and were handling up to 35 patients at a time. >> there's no question that while the virus is an act of god, the crisis in california's nursing home facilities is an act of man. >> reporter: at le

california expanded to help middle class families. >> we don't have gaps in california. >> are you saying that any person in california who lost their job and therefore their private insurance can find some sort of coverage through covered california? >> absolutely with one exception. if you're undocumented immigrant you may not be eligible for financial support. >> rebecca just signed up. her coverage begins june 1st. enrollment is open now. >>> new information tonight. cases of coronavirus tend to be more severe for people who smoke. that's according to a ucsf study. the study says the odds of the disease reaching a severe stage are about double for smokers. one scientist says that may be reflected in covid patients needing hospital treatment. >> i think the smoking we have in the state of california because of the state's anti-smoking program is probably contributing to the fact that california is doing pretty welcome paired to a lot of other places in managing covid. >> the study did not includ ecigarette use but scientists expect that creates the same risk. >>> new developments, cali

. >>> estudios creen que california pasó el pico de la curva de la pandemia por coronavirus pero según y lo peor pudiera estar por venir. >>> la semana pasada 503 personas murieron en california por comité covid-19 y es un 1.3 por ciento que la semana anterior. >>> el hecho de abrir la economía no quiere decir que se mejor esto. >>> california podría alcanzar las 6mil muertes y ubicarse entre los cinco estados con más deceses. >>> una persona puede infectar a 3 4 personas ahora que no tenemos la regla de quedarse en casa . >>> es que muchos no están respetando las reglas de sanidad como cubrirse la boca en lugares públicos. >>> tengo temor pero también no quiero seguir mi vida con temor y como le dije, tomamos precauciones cuando tenemos que hacerlo. >>> entre más se propoague el virus hay más probabilidades de que llegue a cambiar. >>> hay más posibilidad de mutar y de tener cambios que lo hagan más infeccioso . >>> también más de 137 mil estadounidenses morirían a principios de agosto y esto por no tener las medidas de distanciamiento social . >>> regamos a la conferencia de prensa e

estÁ desde el viernes, parte de california en la segunda fase de reapertura, para poder retomar lasimportancia de seguir con estos pasos, las pruebas masivas, proteger grupos vulnerables, e identificar las persona que tengan coronavirus, y que estas personas se mantengan aisladas, identificar quiÉn tiene el corral es, y en contacto con quiÉnes estuvo para saber quiÉn mÁs pudiera tener el virus. habla de pequeÑas modificaciones en esta segunda etapa. >> [habla en inglÉs] paola: habla acerca de pequeÑas modificaciones que quiere anunciar en este dÍa en esta segunda etapa. acerca del trabajo en las oficinas, quÉ modificaciones se van a tener. habla de los centros comerciales, quÉ cambios se van a poder hacer en los conocidos mall. habla acerca del trabajo que se realiza en estos centros comerciales, como lo habÍa anunciado la pasada semana, para que se pueda realizar este trabajo, que la gente pueda hacer un pedido, pero pueda solamente pasar a recogerlo en la puerta del centro comercial e irse del lugar. habla de estos centros comerciales que son abiertos, no aquellos que tienen las t

in california.face is the west coast, who want to come to california and experience that. the next phase is long haul north america, the east coast, new york, and international will be back. international will take a little retiwee we have the air service back into san francisco international airport. but slowly we will see it come back. >> in san francisco, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> foster city based gilead said its coronavirus treatment could be reaching patients within days. they have shown promise in shortening the recovery time of hospitalized patients by four days. according to one government study, the fda granted emergency use for the experimental anti-viral on friday. on face the nation this morning, the ceo told margaret brennan the company donated its inspire supply. >> beginning to work with the government which will determine which cities are most vulnerable. they will begin shipping tens of thousands of treatment courses out early this week and be adjusting that as the epidemic shifts a

>>as the state of california done to protect. >>manicurist to protect clients. we haven't heard one thing about what we can do to protect our team members as of thursday 14 states had lifted restrictions on nail salons with at least 4 more set to do so in the coming days in california nail salons have been included among high-risk businesses but not all health experts agree with that designation no not at all a especially. >>with what we now know about covid and especially a with the mitigation approaches i think are are widespread knowledge now those approaches can potentially be applied to businesses like nail salons as the reopening process continues instead of of thinking about you know how to keep. >>he also wants closed and i think that the data we have it scientifically that would be very hurt to show right now. i think what we should instead be thinking about more creative ways of. reopening that could include things like personal protective equipment or digitizing appointments and payment prior to visiting a salon. >>in san francisco, kate rooney kron 4

. >>> today, the start of phase 2 of governor newsom's plan to reopen california. the risk businesses will be open, but in certain counties, alyssa harrington is here, and you have all of the details. >> good morning, dave, it is up to counties when they want to enter phase 2. there are three bay area counties that will begin the reopening today. we will show you a map of the places impacted. sonoma county, and solano county, they are entering phase ii today. meanwhile, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, alameda, they will not ease restrictions. the shelter in place order has not changed in those counties. a health officer warns that moving too fast will lead to a surge in covid-19 cases. >> now was not the time to let down your guard, the virus is not getting any less deadly, or going away. >> we are being led by science and public health. >> here is what is changing. in napa, sonoma, and solano counties, nonessential businesses have reopened with curbside service and physical distancing guidelines. this includes stores, florists, and retailers. some employees

come from california. support california growers. >>> the flower mart is located on sixth and brennan street and open from 6:00 a.m. through 10:00 a.m., monday through friday. >>> a lot of nutritious wood was handed out this morning along the peninsula for all those in need. the second harvest food bank of silicon valley and hope ministries held another drive- through to distribution of vent in south inferences to the line of vehicles blocks long. 750 boxes containing two weeks for the food supplies were handed out. organizers in the event it timely because so many families right now are struggling. >> at this point in time a lot of people are facing economic challenges and they are losing income and in need of food. here we are to provide food to those in need. >> the food is distributed at no montessori school in south san francisco every other friday, at least through june 26. >>> still to come this new time, people wanted to get outside, why officials are telling folks not to cross into other cities or

come from california. support growers. >> the flower market is on sixth and brannan street, it is open from six in the morning until 10:00 at night, monday through friday. >>> the santa clara health department is telling people that drive-by celebrations are not allowed. >> saying my friends and waving at them, getting a chat with them is amazing. >> many people have turned to two drive-by parades to celebrate birthdays and other events. high school seniors who are panning to have parades, the health officer issued a statement for them saying that the shelter and place order only allows for people to leave their house for essential functions, and car parades were never envisioned as something that was allowed. if the police chief says it will be difficult to enforce the rule. >> we have criminals being released from our jails, and to expect a police department to enforce these rules is ridiculous. >> the health department had also addressed confusion about wearing masks outside of the house, health profess

so far, there are more than 1200 cases of covid-19, inside california prisons. there is a fierce debate about whether or not enough is being done to protect both inmates, and guards. ktvu investigative reporter, brooks jarosz, on the outbreaks and the response. >> reporter: nine inmates have died at a single california prison, and we have heard from other inmates saying they feel unsafe. while more testing is happening, overcrowding, shared spaces, and limited protections have some faulting the state. as a new daybreak sets of california's san quentin prison, sort is a new reality. inmates described inhumane conditions amid the coronavirus pandemic. >> they are fearful. they are fearful of what could happen. >> reporter: the sackings son is one of those inside the prisons h unit, where offenders have less than 10 years left in their sentences. and letters, sent to ktvu, they describe grossly overpopulated dorms, and an inability to keep physically distant. >> my son says that they are probably-- there's two feet, between, you know, the two sets of bunks. so it i

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if there's a hot spot in california, l.a.he hot spot when it comes to covid-19 so county officials, local officials are trying to address the needs of their communities and the harms in their community as best they can so i'd say that any question regarding how a particular county in california is going to undertake its activities, whether it's alameda county with tesla or l.a. county with its stay-at-home orders, those are questions best directed at the local officials making those local decisions. >> we've seen other attorneys general this week talk about enforcing state law when it comes to local districts that maybe in their view are not complying. texas was one example overnight. how would you characterize california's position on that front vis-a-vis other ags? >> that's a great question we try to make sure that whatever is being done fits within the confines of what the governor's emergency declaration provides so if a county starts to go outside of that, say they try to open faster than what the state provides or they