california going to go? california has all the golden who gets that gold has a big leg up in the contest between north and south. california happen to be populated not overwhelmingly but there were a whole lot of southerners and southern sympathizers who had gone out to california. .. it took months for the news to get back and forth and all sorts of things could happen and that's why the transcontinental railroad was built come to keep california in the union because until the republicans in congress passed a bill funding the transcomm transcontinental, california was thinking about maybe we'll take nevada with his. that whole western slope could spin off and become the pacific republic. but once california was promised a railroad then those people who took four months to get out to california could imagine getting back back in four days. changes everything. another question perhaps. [laughing] >> i don't know quite how to phrase this question, but to me the american west is a gift that took place with the most open land, trying to live on that land. but i wonder if to me at such a gift that this country has what the amer

california economy. not just as california economy, as california goes so goes the nation. i should just note, since the great recession california led the nation with 15% of all the american jobs were created since the great recession, were greeted right here in the state of california. 3.4 million jobs since that recovery started only to be confronted by this new reality. we ended our streak of 120 straight months of net job creation. it ended officially with our march numbers. that said, our consequences of our actions will be felt all across the united states and we recognize our unique responsibility as california residents to do our fair share and help lead the way in terms of job creation, retention and job growth. what i have done is i have asked and tasked some of the best and brightest minds that we could source; almost all reside here in the state of california. some of the most well known business leaders in the world happen to reside here in california. some of the great social justice warriors reside here in the state of california. tribal leaders, health care

california. there's a causal effect between the california and the sudden peopling of california and the civil war. because california as a free state, is a balance between slavery and the senate and between the south insist on the slave act. as a quick pro quote. and boom get to the civil war ten years later. quid pro quo. the question was of course, between north and south and all of this. but some things is not sufficiently appreciated is that while the civil war between north and south, it was over the west. it was the western territory and state as they would become. what are they going to be. and that was really what was and it broke and once it breaks, the question is where's it going to go. because california has got all the gold whoever get cycle has big leg up in the contest between the north and the south in california happen to be populated not overwhelmingly but there were a whole lot of southerners and they sympathized with who had gone out to california. furthermore, once the south demonstrated that you could actually think of breaking off from the union, california began thinking t

california. california just sent new jersey 100 of their ventilators. this is what governor murphy said in response, california spending 100 life saving ventilators to new jersey, we are beyond grateful to governor gavin newsom and the people of california. from the bottom of our hearts, thank you. we will repay the favor when california needs it. we just got in this video tonight. i don't think you will have seen this anywhere else. this is where there's an overlap in the venn diagram between the most boring tape you can possibly imagine and tape that might also make you cry. what this is is california packing up and shipping working ventilators to new jersey, 100 to new jersey, also 100 to new york, also 100 to illinois. those arrived tonight. tomorrow california will be shipping 50 more ventilators to d.c. and 50 to maryland and 50 to nevada. this is mutual aid among the states. california's governor saying that, listen, this is a loan, not a gift. if and when california needs these back for their own hospitalization peak, governor of california saying he knows these states will help california in their tim

california. we are talking about social distancing this morning in the first segment of the "washington journal." in california, fremont, california, you are next. go ahead. caller: my name is ken brown, and i live in fremont, california. it really seen -- stinks to have to stay inside, but i think governor gavin newsom and others have provided early, nonpartisan leadership and they are doing a fabulous job. i'm a republican, and i plan to but ior president trump, think they are both doing a fabulous job, and i think this -- i hope this covid-19 eradicates itself soon. host: are you living alone in fremont? caller: i am not living alone in fremont. i have attendants who take care of me and live with me. host: how are you guys dealing with this whole social distancing, especially when it comes to the health care and having to help with some of your needs? caller: it is really hard. so far, my guys have not had to wear a mask around me. they probably should, but it is really hard, you know? hopefully, this will get resolved soon. i'm also a big sports fan, and they say that baseball season won't start until june, but i'm more of a f

>>> i am stephanie elam at newport beach, california, city california is going to meet today to decide whether they'll close down the beaches or ultimately shutting down the beaches. this has last weekend as everybody was making their way to the beach and not clear if everyone was social distanning. guitar news governor newsom pointed out we are weeks away from easing restrictions but all of this is based on californian behaviors. we need to keep social distancing otherwise that could change. sfo >> all right, everyone, thank you. experts have said vaccines may take up a year but scientists said they may be close to one this fall and passengers seen packed onto planes without masks. here are what airlines are doing. >> an e.r. nurse worked 18-hour

maybe a couple showers trying to spin off that storm system over southern california by tomorrow evening. southern california definitely bearing the brunt of this one though. they are looking out for too much rain over the next about 24 to 36 hours. around here, seeing that mix of clouds and sunshine as we look towards the east bay, temperatures are in the upper 50s and low 60s. 55 in santa rosa. 57 in the city, 62 degrees, the warm location in livermore. temperatures tonight, don't drop back too far with the clouds thickening overhead regardless if it rain or not that blanket of clouds is going to keep temperatures from dropping too far. only upper 40s and low 50s by early thursday morning. we'll bounce back even with more clouds than sunshine. temperatures should climb up to within a few degrees of what's normal for thise of the year putting us into the 60s in most locations, upper 50s along the coast. warm spots will just barely climb into the upper half of the 60s, talking low to mostly 60 for the tri valley, and warmer conditions farther north because you won't have as much cloud cover. ukiah got up to

that information comes from covered california, the official insurance market place in california. covered california also said, how will that translate into premium increases, because those extra costs that are unanticipated for a new illness or new treatments, and we talked about what they may be for covid-19, they have to be translated into premiums to try to recoup those costs. covered california estimated the premium increases in the individual and employer markets from 4%1, could range the0% for covid-19 in absence of any federal action from congress. host: this is tony from arkansas. good morning. you are up first. i have a question. on socialt people security are getting their stimulus checks last week. and i am wondering why we are not getting our checks. host: we are talking about health care issues. let's go to lorraine in new york. caller: my question is, my understanding is there has been a merger of a large commercial insurance. they used to be 30 or 100 of them right now there are only 12 big companies. i question is around profits, how much on average do large insurance company, comme

. >> california is 50th in terms of testing with only oklahoma testing fewer people than california as of this morning. california has a huge number of tests pending, close to 60,000. why can't california process these tests and what is being done about this? >> the situation in san francisco and the people in leadership in the state of california and public health can answer about pending tests. i can talk about what we are doing and how we responded in san francisco. doctodr. colfax and the mayor td about expanding testing in the sites we work with and control the public health and clinical laboratory at zuckerberg general hospital. we have had very strong partnerships with university of california california and u.c.s.f. lab has capacity to test. we are increasing our local capacity to test. that is our focus. we do not have a backlog of tests for residents in san francisco testing at the sites we are working with. as the mayor and dr. colfax have said. everyone across the country is facing a limitation on the collection kits needed to do testing. tainmenthe tests in the lab ares good to get the tests from pat

california california no ha tenido mÁs remedio que reinventarse por culpa de esta pandemia y no le estÁ yendo nada mal, cambio los productos de belleza y para el pelo por la fabricaciÓn de alcohol gel, ¿qÉe tal? francisco, muy buenas tardes. >> estamos en californias mexicanos en un barrio de clase trabajadora en santa ana california. >> nuestros papas vienen de mÉxico, la idea de nosotros es aprovechar la oportunidad que nos dieron nuestros papas y tratar de hacer lo mejor posible. >> en diez aÑos desde que fue fundada la compaÑÍa familiar creciÓ a nivel mundial, pero la pandemia puso freno al sueÑo, y al trabajo de mÁs de 100 empleados. >> fue muy difÍcil porque nuestros empleados son amigos, son familia, y pues no queremos ver, a ello sufrir. >> lejos de rendirse, se reinventÓ y en cuestion de dÍas utilizando el mismo material de alcohol y glicerina de sus productos puso toda su energÍa para cubrir la demanda del gel antibacterial. >> mÁs de diez mil botellas como estas son producidas aquÍ en la fÁbrica de santa ana california, pero el gran mÉrito de la compaÑÍa es que dona el 10% de la producciÓn. >> este gel antibacterial ha sido nuestra salvaciÓn ahora en este momento. >> las mÁquinas estan trabajando las 24 horas al dÍa porque las demandas

california congressman, darrell issa. >> thank you for accommodating the contain' here in california. -- the containment in california. liz: there is a bipartisan brush to get manufacturing of medical supplies back here in the united states. could this be a first step to do that, to use the dpa to ramp up u.s. manufacturing here. >> it's a good way to exercise our capability. but unless we continue to need ventilators in land quantity, these are industries that will switch back. here in the united states and the rest of north america and mexico, there is tremendous capability to manufacture things that are currently being

california california after 39 cases of coronavirus, and after nursing, presumably fearing for their own safety, refused to show up. >> i think their fear might have led them to make a decision that might not have been the right decision for their patients. >> reporter: the pictures are all too familiar: in washington state, new jersey, maryland, and a growing number in california>> people are terrified. people just don't upon know what to do. it's very distressing to family members. >> reporter: it's a dilemma facing wendy ezis, whose 90-year-old smorg in a southern california nursing home. >> i'm nervous for her getting ill, and i'm nervous in the fact that how am i supposed to help her? what is the best thing for me to do? >> reporter: she called her mom and allowed to us listen in. >> i think i'm as safe here as i can be anywhere. >> reporter: now, l.a. county is telling families to consider moving their relatives out. >> and that's much easier said than done. but most people can't. that's why somebody's in the skilled nursing care in the first place. >> reporter: but now, it's getting harder to find those willing to staff these centers. this from a volunteer nurse: >> i understand both sides. somebody needs to take care of the people, but at the same time you do have to go home to your family members. >> reporter: this is a tragedy all around. patients can

a good example of that was actually california california, counties took a series of steps which culminated in a stay-at-home order. but there were a number of steps that preceded that, edit each point, they didn't say whoops. but they said that based on what we know today this is the decision. if it changes, we will let you know. that kind of explanation is essential, because you need to. , consistency is critical. communicate. over when your mind is in a state of stress or anxiety, you are not hearing everything that is coming at you and we know that people get their news through so many different channels. there is tremendous pressure to deliver good news. you have to resist that them tatian. you have got to be real with people but also let scientists speak and lead with their evidence. that's why part of leadership is knowing when to step up it also step back and put faces in front of cameras. finally, it's essential to communicate with compassion and because these moments are extraordinarily difficult. a lot of people deal with that in different ways. angry, others sullen or withdrawn.

california. california and new york and connecticut and new jersey in my home state of illinois have big massive budget problems because the revenues have fallen so much because people aren't working so they're up paying income taxes and then you have a problem where you're spending more money on all of the issues related to coronavirus but these blue states are in big trouble and there is a real nancy pelosi from california obviously on. the senate minority leader. wants to have new york bailed out and i'll tell you this the republicans aren't much in the mood for a bailout of blue states so that will be a big battle in the next route. you recently said you thought the economy has turned a corner one corner. well i don't know exactly if i said that i think what i said was when i met with the president last week during our economic recovery taskforce meeting i said if we can get the economy up and running in a week or 2 and i am a big advocate of that when demobbed is fully doing it in the safest way possible and using the best types of medical know how in the best kind of public health safeguards but if we can get people back on the way at least in a rolling basis getting the economy up and running i do think by the end of the summer we could have a bit of a plateau 'd and the recovery the summer is going to be a disaster i mean i hate to tell people this but we're going to see 20 percent unemployment ra

i want to remind folks that california, like massachusetts, endowed,y, is well well resourced in therapeutics space. in california and outside california, california is the birth place of biotech, life science capacity second to none, about therapeutics, medical devices. san diego, bay area, we are blessed. the number of national health funded facilities in this state is a point of envy for many parts of the globe, not just across this country. as a consequence we are in advanced trials with partners in the private sector, working with our uc medical centers and other radical centers. -- medical centers. there is progress in this space. i will not promote a particular drug or trial, but as an in advanceddesivir trials, in partnership with gilead. thisch and others in space, we are making progress at least in understanding what is real and what is not in the therapeutic space. with points of consideration always cautious in that space. that is one of our other indicators that is important. we will highlight issues around business and the schools and childcare centers. before i get to that i want to mention the other indicator. if we pul

orders and if you look at places like new york california and some of these other states these are very large economies in the case of california california seen as one of the largest economies in the world so the president is pushing back on this even at the same time he's implementing these uniformed guy lies for states to follow so it's only creating more confusion but also the president recognizes the vulnerabilities that he has as it relates to the economy. some health experts of one iran's capital may be opening too soon the government says it's time to shift the focus back to the economy as a must ave has more on the easing restrictions there. after nearly 2 months of being closed because of the corona virus businesses in the iranian capital are waking up from their hibernation for main street shops like this in open areas the city's prime real estate it is business as usual but for covered markets where there are bottlenecks where dense crowds can gather the government says it's still too dangerous to open up any of the shops in those spaces but the traders we've spoken to in teheran as back alley bazaars they've told us that not

california economy. and not just as california economy, but as california goes, so goes the nation. since the great recession california led the nation with 15% of all the american jobs which were created since the great recession right here in the state of california. 3.4 million jobs since that recovery began only to be confronted by the new reality, we ended our streak of 120 consecutive months of net job creation which ended officially with our march numbers. that said consequences of our actions will be felt all across the united states and we recognize our unique responsibility as californians to do our fair share and to help lead the way in terms of job creation and retention and job growth. so what i have done is i have asked and i have tasked some of the best and brightest minds that we could source, a disproportionate number, almost exclusively reside here in the state of california. some of the most well-known business leaders in the world happen to reside in california and some of the great social justice warriors reside here in the state of california, tribal leaders and

folks that california, like massachusetts, new jersey, like a few states, as well endowed and well resourced in the therapeutic space. i will remind people in california and outside california that the state of california is the birthplace of biotech. our life science capacity is second to none, biotherapeutics, renovation, medical devices, san diego, the bay area, we are very blessed. the number of national institute of health funded facilities in the state is a point of -- many other parts of the globe, not just across this country. as a consequence we are in advanced trials with our partners in the private sector working with our uc medical ogre in terms ofunderstaing the i will not promote any particular drug or particular trial, but just as an example, from to severe in their trials are happening in the state in partnership with gilead who is a state-based headquartered company. we are making progress, at least an understanding of what is real and what is not in the therapeutic space. again, with points of consideration and always caution in that space. that is one of our other indicators that is important. today we will highlight the issues around business and schools

california economy. by the way, not just as a california economy, as california goes, so goes the nation. i should just note since the great recession california led the nation with 15% of all the american jobs were created since the great recession. were created right here in the state of california. 3.4 million jobs since that recovery began. only to be confronted by this new reality. we ended our streak of 120 consecutive months of net job creation and it ended officially with our march numbers. that said, our consequences of our actions will be felt all across the united states and we recognize our unique responsibility as californians to do our fair share and help lead the way in terms of job creation retention and job growth. and so what i have done is i have asked and tasked some of the best and brightest minds that we could source disproportionate number, also exclusively reside here in the state of california, some of the most well-known business leaders in the world happen to reside here in california. some of the great social justice warriors reside here in the state of californ

orders and if you look at places like new york california and some of these other states these are very large economies in the case of california california seen as one of the largest economies in the world so the president is pushing back on this even at the same time he's implementing these uniformed guy lies for states to follow so it's only creating more confusion but also the president recognizes the vulnerabilities that he has as it relates to the economy now the u.k. government has just given up days amid criticism from health workers about a lack of personal protective gear and says that it's trying to source small we've got to do more to get the p.p. that people need to the front line this is an extremely challenging situation as you say there's massive global demand for the equipment this is a global pandemic but we are trying to do everything we can to get the equipment that we need we're trying to source more internationally that is difficult to. there is a great deal of demand for it in the security of that supply can prove very challenging but we are making progress there and in fact today i can report that a very large cons

california. california can open or close as it pleases independent of washington, but other states are definitely relaxing their stay-at-home standards. tomorrow is a new month. it's the day many states relax their orders or they go away altogether. the white house has praised and condemned this idea, most notably in atlanta. and then the president may have an opponent, and it has the biden and trump camps worried. amash said he is not sure what side he would hurt more. >> it's impossible to say whether more people will vote for biden or trump if i am in the race or not in the race. there's a big factual issue there. >> i will start tweeting about some of those polls and amash's threat to one candidate or the other, possibly both. you can find me on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> new changes come to the state capital as they plan to head back to work on monday. among some of the new rules they are talking about, legislators can only bring one staff member with them into the building, and there will be no face-to-face meetings and no lobbyist. the new changes should help enforce social distancing guidelines. >> we are only going to be using three committee hearings so we can make sure the numbers canmi doesn't start subsiding by june larger legislative venues. >>> new for you this morning, major league baseball is going to allow teams to offer refunds to ticket holders. the league has been treating all the missed games so far this season as postponements, meaning the teams did not have to offer refunds to fans. each team will determine their own policy, and both the oakland a's and giants are offering different refund or credit options for fans. the league is expected to start in june or july. >> and then nhl says it's possible the games could still resume, but the first stage would have to involve informal workouts and that could happen in a matter of weeks. even if a miracle on ice does get worked out, see the sharks in person at sap until the local shelter-in-place is lifted. >>> electric blue view in southern californiatake a look at this. a bright blue light over took the ocean in the san diego area, and that was thanks to a return of an unpredictable natural phenomenon. the bright blue light created by marine algae can be spotted from the shoreline on rare occasions. it's not entirely understood by scientists altogether, but we saw the algae -- was it earlier this week, we could see the dolphins out there in the water. >> we could. >> amazing. >> if you were a filmmaker, it would be the perfect time to film something at the beach, and you can't do it right now, but just think about it, you know. >> but if you were and you could, then -- >> yeah, you wouldn't have to pay for special effects. >> always thinking. >>> let's look at the forecast for today. kari, today would be beach weather but we are not allowed to go now so we have to just make plans at home. >> yes, we do. maybe just watch some of the cameras we have on nbcbayarea.com. the update from the drought monitor just came out, and we are und

the hit the state of california. >>californiaks one of its deadliest days since the coronavirus outbreak began governor gavin newsome as you just heard said 68 people died. >>in the last 24 hours. thanks for joining us on this

how is california? >> california looks in, but it is outside the window. not quite as enjoying as i used to. >> you got the idea for eq entertainment in a college class, i think a lot of small businesses start with a germ of an idea. tell us about eq entertainment. >> i remember being blown away as a student at harvard. social learning was number one corlett to life success. that became real to me and i became a parent for the first time. there was not anything out there that made it fun and easy for parents, teachers and kids. i took that 40 years of data and i built the q wonder show. we also have an app for at home use. >> you promised you would not quiz me, but one of the skills you teach his problem-solving. what is an example of how eq entertainment would attack a problem based on this research as opposed to how we might have been taught back in the day. ways, we teach kids exactly what to think as opposed to how to think. it is important because there is so much insecurity about what the future job market is going to look like for them that we teach

have a responsibility as your governor to do better and to do more testing in the state of california. >> californiannounced two partnerships with research hubs. stanford is getting close to an approval for an antibody test which would color who is immune to the virus. >>> google is using the power of big data to help combat the spread of the coronavirus. the tech giant says it's tracking people's whereabouts to help inform the response to the covid-19 pandemic. the company's mobility reports will show the kinds of places people are visiting in 131 countrie regions. google says the data is generated by users who turn on the location history setting. google says tell not release information that could identify users. >>> the pandemic has upended the presidential race, creating unprecedented challenge candidates. caitlin huey burns on how they're hitting the virtual campaign trail to get voters engaged. >> i'm trying to follow the rules here. i'm not going out. i'm keeping distance. >> reporter: like many americans, presidential candidates are now working from home. >> as a matter of fact i think we'r

purple line here looks at a model of what california experiences if we do implement and implement well this stay-at- home effort. we know throughout california, california is doing amazing job. people and individuals are doing an incredible job. i feel like i am joined by 40 million partners. we are grateful with anyone's effort. we want to keep this line and stay to it. we need to deliver on these efforts on physical distancing. that means holding each other accountable, working within our communities to do all that we can do to stay home and save lives. i want to point out that even in this scenario. if we do what we are doing today. we do cross this line. our effort is to move it as far to the right as possible so that we can insure that we have the capacity in our healthcare delivery system not just in the hospital beds, but in icu beds and ventilators and the governor is absolutely right. we will need more. our efforts to procure as much as we can in terms of ventilators is very key to our ability to not just move this to the right with our own personal efforts, but potentially lift this line as well. these lines -- these points on the graph demons

california >>california nearly a month after declaring a state of emergency to change rules allowing thousands of nursing ents tadate rly so they can join the fight after nursing schools pleaded with the state to allow students in their final semester to use simulated training rather. then clinical work to completetheir degrees. late frid, the state announced a waiver anging the rul other states have moved faster than california in critics say that the deayed response in california is with regardto this wasted precious time. when we needed to build up staffing. >>tonight one southern califonia county is requiring everyone to weara mask or a face covering whenever they lee their home. a riverside countjust east of la issued that order this weekend. it comes just days after the cdc recommended that pele wear masks to prevent the spad of coronavirus the a county order also bans all gatherings except for familymembers living in the same home. >>still to come an experimental drug that could be used to help coronavirus patients when we could see the first test results from china. >>and companiesthat usually make phones in cars are now workingto producepp how apple and tesla are helping fight the pandemic and in forcg physical distancing guidelines h just like covered california helps you find health insurance you can afford. they're the only place you can get finaial assistance to help pay for health coverage. plus

california. california governor gavin newsom said yesterday he will send in law enforcement to california's beachesre public health restrictions like social distancing. we know that deaths in l.a. county doubled last week. here is interesting, dennis. more people began ignoring shut-down orders two weeks ago based on smartphone locations. that is what the university of maryland found. just 31% appeared to have stayed home in people they looked at, down from a national average, national average week prior was 33%. so people are ignoring the shutdowns and going out. look at the 538 map from nate silver. this is when u.s. states peaked. you will show, see the warmer, southern states still having a problem but you're going to see where the peaks are already met and where they're still trouble. your reaction to all of this, dennis? >> warmer southern states are not as warm as they like them to be. virginia it should be in the 70s or 80s. today it was 68 degrees. hopefully warmer weather will curtail the virus. supposedly warm southern states are not nearly as warm we like them to be. so much for global

california. california can open or close as it pleases independent of washington, but other states are definitely relaxing their stay-at-home standards. tomorrow is a new month, and the day that orders in many states relax or go away altogether, and this despite the fact that man americans are dead today that were alive yesterday. and then biden and trump camps are worried that amash will siphon away votes from either candidate. >> we don't know who people will vote for. it's impossible to say whether more people will vote for biden or trump if i am not in the race or in the race. there's a big factual issue there. >> it's not clear either but we are looking at polls and i am tweeting about them. you will find me on twitter @scottmcgrew. >>> and the wait to resume criminal trials just got longer, another 30 days added to the suspension. that means across the state criminal jury trials won't resume until mid june at the earliest. public defense advocates already threatened a legal challenge arguing that rights to a speedy trial are being ignored. >> more than half of the inmates at a federal prison in southern california testing positive for coronavirus. the federal bureau. >>> and then leagues have been treating all missed games as postponements, and going forward each team will have to determine its own policy. the a's and giants plan to offer different credit or refund options, and the league hopes to be playing by mid june, they say. >>> and warrior star steph curry wants graduates to shine online. >> whatever you have in your hand -- >> show off your graduation walk. you earned that diploma, so showout. >> they are putting on the special live celebration on twitter and on youtube this saturday. mark your calendars. the stars want students to show off their walk and use the #showmeyourwalk. >> that's a nice way to honor them. show me your walk. >> yeah, lebron james is doing that as well, and so many people rallying together to support the graduates who are being robbed of something we all experienced, that graduation walk that is something special. >> yeah, keep those graduation photos coming on

california. she's wrong according to johns hopkins data, per capita rate is same as california california's kborcher announced the stay-at-home order before ivy did. north dakota, nebraska, south dakota, wyoming. asked about the difficulties for getting supplies and testing and answer could apply to much we heard from the white house today. there's no federal plan for this, every state is on their own. it's the wild west out there. here. according to johns hopkins, there's -- cases in the u.s., 7,078 people have died. joining me is the cnn chief medical correspondent gupta and analyst and at nyu medical school. sanjay, the source telling cnn that cdc felt pressured to draft the guidelines and would not have made the recommendation if not for the white house and president reiterated they're voluntary, not going to do it. should people wear a face covering? >> this is a significant change, no question. cdc and world health organization, up until yesterday, we talked to doctors yesterday, were not recommending people wear the face masks in public but started to hear a bit from people, including dr. fau

we have a low-pressure system churning through southern california in through central california. southern californiaome lightning and thunderstorm activity. here locally an isolated chance of seeing some showers, monterey county will also see that. and the temperatures will be in the 60s. 67 degrees for san jose. 66 in oakland. san francisco, 60 degrees. and look at what we're tracking the next seven days. so even though we're tracking some spotty showers today our best chance of seeing rain where it becomes more widespread will make its way in on sunday night, mainly after 10:00 p.m. so most of your sunday will be dry and a lot of that rain will move in probably while you're sleeping. if you look at the green, which was the rain, the shower activity, it seems to sort of fall apart. right now not a very organized system which means less than a quarter of an inch of rain and the temperatures will be the coolest on monday with a high of 63. by tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week we'll warm up and dry out again. marcus? >> thanks, vianey. >>> happening now for you a u.s. and russian spacecraft

california. california's projection was 4,600. that's gone down to 1,600. that's a huge difference and experts say that's largely because california has been doing a good job with "starting grid." in louisiana, the projections go from 1,900 down to 9,000. unfortunately, the story is not the same in new jersey. the projections went up from 2,100 to 5,300. in new york, up from 10,200 to 13,300. i also want to emphasize that even though these numbers overall are looking better, still, you are talking about 60,000 dead americans. that is absolutely no reason for any of us to feel good. >> exactly right. and in such a short period of time, in just months. elizabeth, thank you for that reporting. even after the deadliest day in new york city yet, the state's governor says there are signs, again, as elizabeth just reiterated, social distancing is working. let's go to athena jones, again, live in new york. what do we know this morning, athena? >> good morning, poppy. i'll get to the kind of good news in a moment, but the sad milestone is one you mentioned, the single largest single day increase in deaths in new york. this "new york times"

california. the california department of education has since march 13th provided guidance every week to california's 1,000 school districts, to give guidance on how to do all the things that i've said on distance learning, on providing meals, on child care, on dealing with issues on how our employees work in our schools and i'm proud of the efforts that my team, the california department of education, the governor's office and many have played together to address how labor and management work together in our schools. we have to all be in for california students, and i'm proud of the framework that we've helped to create that guides the conversation for labor and management and how we serve our students. every week, the california department of education will continue to provide training on how to provide distance learning. this is new for many of us, but not for all of us. this is the model that is taking place throughout all of our schools, not just in california, but for many throughout our country. we simply cannot give up on california kids, and i'm proud to tell you that we can ensure that cali

contarÁn con una cantidad de recursos, incluido el reciente cuerpo de salud establecido california, actualmente californiaerno tiene a disposiciÓn a mÁs de $10,000,000,000, los cuales serÁn invertidos para crear 2 millones de empleos durante los prÓximos meses. sus crÍticos dicen que presentador: fuerte abrazo para todos, esto es lo mÁs importante de los deportes. guardiola muriÓ a la edad de 82 aÑos en barcelona, espaÑa, a causa del covid 19. hoy 6 de abril perdiÓ la vida, a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter el mÁnchester city enviÓ un mensaje de condolencia a su tÉcnico. los futbolistas de la primera plantilla del atlÉtico de madrid, incluyendo a herrera cuentan con un gps para ver su actividad fÍsica del día. ademÁs el delantero comentÓ que hay que aguantar durante estas semanas de confinamiento por la pandemia del coronavirus. la nfl confirmÓ este lunes a travÉs de un documento enviado, que el evento serÁ realizado de forma virtual. el tÉcnico de las Águilas del amÉrica revelÓ que la situación que viviÓ el chileno nicolÁs castillo fue complicada, ya que estuvo en riesgo de perder una pierna. seÑalÓ que s

california is not out of it by any means. california has a worse outbreak in southern california than they do in northern california which you would expect given the aggression of the northern california response. california had its highest daily death toll today and they certainly have a live epidemic including in santa clara county and the bay area. sarah cody told the board of supervisors two days ago that they're going to be contending with this for months yet. but those public health officers finding their first cases, recognizing what it means, acting fast may change the course of the epidemic in the united states of america. and they're doing it again now because now after taking samples from people who died much earlier than the first known cases, santa clara county has changed our understanding of the course of the pandemic by finding out that the first known death in the united states was in santa clara county and it was three weeks earlier than any previous death we thought we knew of and that's important because it does tell you the virus was circulating in that county weeks earlier than we even knew. the person w

california. >> reopen california. >> a protest and rally to end stay-at-home orders, the big crowds that gathered in parts of california and the support they are receiving birth from president trump or >>> visiting lake tahoe, despite shelter in place, the reaction from neighbors as residents rent homes in the sierra. >>> an unofficial marijuana holiday stuff before the smoke starts to rise, how bay area influencers and celebrities are urging participants to stay inside. >>> welcome to mornings on 2, a nice picture of the golden gate bridge. you can see a little cloudy, it will be mostly cloudy today and a little bit of sunshine here and there. maybe breezy in some areas. welcome, i know it feels like a monday, i heard mike say that earlier. you can tell when it's monday, you can tell when it's friday. but sometimes tuesday to wednesday to thursday i don't know. >> i don't know i work weekends. >> that is true, and thank you for being here, gasia mikaelian is off. i was off thursday and friday , sometimes the mondays after extra days off feel even worse. you know what, the point of taking those days off, sal castaneda

california ab2016 curriculum is currently in process at the california department of education and whereas the current california 2016 draft has vast support from communities of color and intergenerational ethnic studies and leaders across california and beyond. whereas california has one of the largest and most diverse student populations in the noise with 77% students of color. they affirm support of 2015 curriculum draft. be it further resolved they affirm support for pacific islander studies, west asian studies and their continued inclusion in the esmc. >> supportive of multiple users. >> public comment. i. >> i want to thank you for this important resolution. i am excited to see this moving forward. >> in the district that came about due to a protest, it is in san francisco that was orchestrated by the "black panthers" disability rights advocates. butterfly coalition through many cities. this intersection. >> we would love to see this amended to be more inclusive but appreciate this moving forward. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. we have two more actually. >> thank you. >> i want to commend the distr

the last 20 years in california leads the country in terms of the number of jobs in solar energy and this was updated a few years ago with 86,000 jobs in california and california is one of only five states in the country to receive a grade of na when it comes to those efforts to mitigate the climate change whether it is the extreme heat or drought or wildfires or inland flooding or coastal erosion, this is the state leading the way, but obviously more efforts are needed nationwide and worldwide on this earth day. let's look at what is happening right there and there is the marine layer and you can see it downtown and temperature drops and close to 70 in oakland and just below otherwise a mix of upper 60s and low 70s with even mid-70s in santa rosa of any sick. some locally dense fog with us to start the day tomorrow and near zero visibility and even pushing further inland into the tri-valley and the temperatures won't drop too far down into the mid-50s and that is above average for this time of year and tomorrow's high temperatures will be above average as well but just a matter of how far above average. mid 60s along the coast and low 70s around the bay and i

california. >> california lettuce shoppers at ease once the disease detectives found that the contamination in romaine lettuce in 2018 was not coming from california farms, so it was safe to buy california romaine. it was an interesting public health case study. the team that did that investigation produced this report that not only outlined the problems that they detected at these farms in arizona, they also produced really blunt findings about what growers and processors needed to do to fix this problem and to avoid something similar happening in the future. it's really, you know, blunt, specific advice. assess and mitigate risks related to land uses near or adjacent to growing fields that may contaminate agricultural water or leafy green crops. for example, nearby cattle operations or dairy farms, manure or composting facility. also assure that all agricultural water, water that directly contacts the harvestable portion of the crop, is safe and adequate for its intended use, including agricultural water used for the application of crop protection chemicals. really specific test. it goes on like that for pages. and documents like this are common