>>santa cla county and san jose city offials will be very satisfied to see neighborhoods ok like this. people could be seen walking dogs visiting essential businses like restaurants only offering takeout while maintaining distancea week ago, san jose police warned 60 people and businesses for fiantly staying open under shelter-in-place orders a misdemeanor citation this downtown hair salon considered nonessential was closed san jose policereports, no new violats at this time. police say they won't st pedestrians nd cs based on the self isolation order but encoured ople to follow fortheir own well-being what's really going on is the virus is spreading through the community ev more as the county faces more covid 19 cases and deaththe goal is to stop the spread keep people out the hospital so the really sick people canbe treated or what we havehere is a pandemic that's dependent upon. >>people and people to people contact the less we can do the bett off we are the county has been unr stay at me borders for almost 2 weeks. >>people have been heading ouside for exercise and fresh air but s

kaiser hospital in vallejo wednesday, a demonstraon mirrored at other hospitals in oakland martin santa cla and san francisco a day of action for health care workers treating tients on the front lines serve cautions even for office workplaces time to keep that staff. st. disinfecting wipes. anjoe nurses say their protective gear has also been downgraded in part because of changing guidelines from the ceers for disease control and prevtion surgical masks said en but nurses prefer the original recommendation and 95 respirator masks very important for nurses tobe protected because we're part of the commity. we get infected. and we have the poential of infecting our family members who are also part of the community. >>also pele at the stores an you know charges that we intend kair permanente disputes the nurses claims stating that their staff is fully equipped and trained to handle e novel coronavirus. >>in valais hopefully just all kron 4 news. >>the weather but first want to mention we're just geing word that the president trump has canceled hischeduled campaign events in colorado and grant w

should encouraged to be doing to help slowthe spread of the coronavirus breaking overnight all santa cla vta light railservice has been closed until further notice now this comes after an operator trainee tested positive for covid 19 want to go now to kron 4 sarah stinson she's live in san jose she has the latest for us. hi sarah good morning. >>good morning. marty that's right i'm live here at that has been station in san jose and the last ur since i last talked to you have only sn about 2 people comingere and being confused and seeing the service aleron the screen here at the platform ke a ook at your screen a shot some video of its you can see it for yourself. you can hear the annncements saying please listen vta has suspended light rail service, no bus bridge is available the transit ency decided to shut down all trai after a light rail operor training tested positive for coronarus light rail service was shut down at 11 30 wednesd night 6 trai weren't operations at the ti and sweets are made to make surstomers were not left stranded on platforms the suspension will continue until fur

the first patient to dive coronavirus santa cla county and now county health officials are banningalle than a 1000 people kron four's will tran is live for the peace center becausthe sharks have anupcoming game and there various are a big sense. they're so what going to happen with those well. >>they have 3 games from now into the end ofthe month this band kicks in at midnight,so that means that the sharks will not have a game he or if they do there's still the possibility of maybe just on a handful of people not up to a 1000 people are more so everything is on the table as far as the sharks, including possibly going to a neutral site outsidthe county concerts so impacted caus of community spread before james and darya hen we jumped all or this story. it was also a direct correlation for those who ntto china or had family members coming back. t a coupleof weeks ago when we were in sacramento at u c davis medical center the case of communitspread we call that they would be a game changer and sure enough the santa clara county health department believes the same thing which is why they

usaa insurance is made just the way mart's family needs it with hassle-free clas, he got paid beforeineighbor even got started. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa >>6.53. we saw a rain through the weekend. b how much did we actually get well this time around it came through r us through saturday and sunday mount diablo livermore in the oakland hills received well over an inch in mount diablo this case it was nearly 2 inches of rain, san francisco and san jose so near to an inch of rainfalthroughout the st couple of days. and that's not including what we've seen overnight throug this morning which as you can see it's still pretty active you on radar, let's zoom in on the east bay right now because you are actually looking at some our most widespread of rainfall from lafayette down through san ramon off through a eek conquered, and then eventually out towards antioch along highway 4 we' seen solid rain during our overnight hours and through this morning snow continues up in the diablo range, not just above while the

everyone on cla khalil and across the nation is -- on capital hill and acr nation is talking about testingthony foury said specificically today --auci said today, people w are sick can't get the tests.nt the presis baking away from accountability. the presidenttands at the podium every day and about himself as a wartime king president, you can tell he's ger to spread this issue. today he was talking about thet fact t there was a malaria drug that's been approved. dr. fauci had to step in and say th's not true. add the that, the negotiations on capitol hill, thent presi is pushing g.o.p. republicans, more cash to americans right t now. the bill has one check int for $1,200 per americanut the president wants way more checks to go out. robert: dhat about tense production act, whiched peppep -- help the president? yamiche: the president said invoke that act unless there was a worst-casecenario. today he said, actually, i did invokehat act yesterday and that i a directing companies to start mass producing medical uipment that is badly needed because hospitals say they're in dirpe shortages of t

maple have filedor unemployment insurance because by this manylaims that it'saded possible that itial claeren't really even all accounted for in this weekly number. it's pretty certain we're going to see this nber go up again. >> president trump's democratic rivals have begun highlighting previous commentse made, downplaying the threat of the icoutbreak. cr pointed to tweets like this one. donald trump tweeted this himself. his own words. last year, 37,000 americans died from the common flu. nothing is shut down. think about that.omy go on. th was tweeted on march 9th, the same day all of italy went into a national lockdown to stop the spread of the virus. two democratic groups have started running multimillion doll campaigns swing states criticizing president trump's handling of the cries, and they're not pulli punches. here's one called priorities u.s.a. take a look at this. >> the coronavirus. >> thi is the new hope. >> we have it totally under control. one person coming in fm china. >> one day it's like a miracle and wl disappear. when you have 15 people, and within couple days it wil

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. >> and we also heard from the oakland unified school district saying they are canceling clas s for a coupof weeks following a couple of other districts in the state. first of all, i want to ask you ll? ou think it was the right >> so i think it was difficult decisions. and these desions are especially difficult with a lack of hard data. it has been a lot of modeling and talking about flattening the epidemic curve and pandem curve. a lot of it was done in pandem influenza. we'll talk about the differences between the covi 19 virus and the flu virus. so i think we all do need to continue the weigh the impact of school closuresd they posted a guidance on march 12th from the cdc, it was concerns about possible children in schools cawith s who to my understand having tested negative that caused a cascade of bay area ctschool dist around the bay. osures may not be the most hool effective, and we should folk squs prioritize the mitig iion that have impaour community. >> is it your position that you agree with that? we experiencein ausha, that es this won't actually make a difference? >> w

cla >> so today, we have come together for a historic day. today, we gather to honor 50 years of pride. yes, 50 years. [applause] >> this anniversary was hard fought from the days of the freedom -- freedom parade to compton cafeteria riots, to all the work across this country that we continue to do for freedom. and if we look, our theme for this year's pride is future of hope. and if we look to the next 50 years, we have a lot to be hopeful for. we look at our past and marriage equality, to the first day at city hall when the first couple was married. we recognize lesbian and lgbtq folks across the city. we remember the work that we have to do across the country as trans kids are being refused access to bathrooms in our schools. we remember the families that standup for them, and we remember the work that we still have to do because this generation is hopeful. this generation will continue to be hopeful, and there's so many reasons why we have this hope. some of that comes from our elected officials, some of that comes from our own journeys,

of the other patients arin the hospital that's how sick they are of the total 20 cases here in santa cla county, 4 of them are travel related and 9 of them had contact with another infected patient and 7 of those patients, either had no travel where they would have contacted coronavirus or d contact with any other contacts which is exactly why santa clara county made those drastic recommendations today trying to limit large groups of people from getting together they're trying to stop him even slow down the spread of the coronavirus live tonight in santa clara county. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news all right justine in the meantime the te of the cruise ship that carried the first california to die of the coronavirus remains up in the air tonight, a the grand princess was due back to the port of san francisco this week but. >>when it will actually dock in the city or if it ever will ever remains on hold tonight is passengers are now being tested kron four's dan kerman is live at the pier 27. cruise ship terminawith the latest here. dan a lot going on that's right still no decision yet as

and he is on a state group clas a deadly attack in the afghan capital at least thirty two dead. after a shooting at a ceremony in kabul for several top political figures were in attendance. it's a joining us here on france twenty four i'm clear bash. this is not a drill this is a a time for pulling out alall the stops the words of the director g general of the world health organization this frfridy as h he urged g governments to e stronger action to combat the corona virus outbreak. that statement coming as the virus mamarked a new milestone the number of casess w wldwide has now papassed one hundreded thousand. here in europe health ministers met today for an emergency meeting in brussels what came out of that meeting with our correspondent dave keating. we heard from you health ministers after they finished this meeting that the virus outbreak has really entered a new phase here there are now four thousand confirmed cases in the e european union that some twenty four. out of the twenty seven member states- contrastst that t to when they t memet in late february when they were

then quikly, moved to claing to be a wartime president, that almost as quickly backed off and said that he wants businesses to essentially reopen around easter, once the church is full on easter. we would all love to see that happen but that is not what scientists and epidemiologists tell us is supported by the evidence, and our solution has to be evidence-bas, but he has also, on the need for protective gear d the need of ventilators, even as recently as yesterday, st night, downplaying how many ventilators states were going to need, saying he did not really need to invoke the defense production act, and of course, having an about-face today, so yes, it is a necessary stepit habeen too long and coming and the mere indication of it is not the end of the stor he is not going to make sure that companies work with each other, that they get the parts that they need, that e ventilators go to where they are most needed, that the states are not in this, you know, race, and competition with each other. that the federal government can really help logistically. >> hehas been holding daily briefin

italy's got a tough situation, but they're really cla m ps tough situation, but they're really clampsy took their medicine but they will see some much better results. with regard to domestic travel, should americans feel safe or should americans at all be travelling to states such as washington state, new york and other hotspots within this country? and a follow—up on brazil. you're asking people who come back from europe, american coming back from europe to self quarantine for a couple weeks. you are in a picture with somebody who now has coronavirus from brazil. how is that different? first of all, i'm not coming back from someplace. but you were exposed.” i'm not coming back from someplace. but you were exposed. i have no idea who had it, but i take pictures and it lasts for literally seconds. i don't know the did not gentleman who we are talking about. i haven't seen the picture. i take sometimes hundreds of pictures a day so ijust don't know. i did sit with the president for probably two hours, but he's tested negative so that's good. it's not bad to stay home. there are certain

every night, at 8pm, everybody goes out to the balconies and opens the windows and everybody cla ps.he windows and everybody claps. and we give this round of applause for the people working in hospitals, people who are working in the camas, people who are making, really trying to fight this disease. so that is always a very special and emotional moment. i've never seen madrid like this. many governments, including the british foreign office had warned against non—essential travel anywhere in the world. airlines are struggling, many have grounded up to 90% of their fleets. research group centre for aviation says, without a bailout, most of the world's carriers will be bankrupt by may. borders are closing, the eu, australia and new zealand are among the countries to stop foreign arrivals. many cruise ships have ended their tours and loan all the passengers home. sporting events the world over have been cancelled, footer‘s european championships, golf‘s pda championships in the opening races of the formula 1 season oral. —— are all off. what are the most immediate problems is the number

so tonight now there are more than 180 onfirmed cases of the coronavirus inthe bay area santa cla county has the most with 91 2 deaths. santus san francisco county has 28 contra costa county has 25 san mateo county has 20 alameda countyhas. and so on a county there are 6 confirmed casemarin county now has the 2 new cases that came outoday, according to the county health department had no known exposure to other cases. they are believed to be the result of community spread. sonoma countyas we said now has 4 cases with this first case confirmed just this rus evening. and at this time that the couy has no cases. san francisco international airport also saw its first case of coronavirus today, alaska airlines confirms one of its custom service agents at sfo has tted positive for covid 19 the airline says the employee left work on tuesday after feelg sick. kron four's dan thorn is live for us tonight at sfo he joins us with more now on this big story dance. >>what justine alaska airline employees here at sfo were told about this coronavirus case last night in airline spokesperson says that th

i plan to count their false cla claims just as trumps.tters from both sides. >> katherine was saying we're seeing more of the same of the a attacks to comcast. are you still surprised when you were watching the rallies and you hear something truly egregious? >> i'm not surprised anymore. i still think it's noteworthy. >> it's still important. >> i think we have to resist fatigue, resist is ising beaten down by the frequency of the dishonesty and resist the urge to say that's old news. everyone knows he makes up stories in their entirety. we have to point this out and treat it as news every time because he continues to matter as long as he is the most powerful man in the world. >> one more story before we go. i wonder what your reaction to this is. the head loolines about the fin debate before super tuesday were scathing. the reviewers, the critics blasted cbs for poor mad mod ration. do you agree? >> i think that they did not equate themselves well. they did have a challenging task before them partly because this was the last shot some of

tempory homeless shelter to stop the spread of covid 19 in the homeless community as a result of the sant cla county. the public to help director. >>we did shut so we were in in a de so that we could react quickly. to uh to assist county board of supervisors president cindychavez and fairgrounds executiverector abrahamand roddy. >>gave us a tour sunday, fair rounds already serves as a verily drive-thru covid 19 testing center at 150 acres it's enough space for resources and his socially distance ople who will be staying here are coming from santa clara county shelters. the goalis to spread people around to create safe environments at the current shelters, 15 ails from the state are for homeless copa19 hospitalized gateway hall will have 60to 80 caught spread apart fiesta hall will provide information on benefitand wi fi the space for make room for any homeless overflow crews will start building the center on nday homeless shelter in an effort to stop the eek spread of covid 19 in santa clara county and san jose city officials have a least tel rooms and apartment complex as and are also lookin

schwan: the debt crisis shows us variance is important, we have to track new viruses and cla spread andct as early as possible. and then of course, is also important to do something about it. testing is very important. i would certainly say to have a sound testing infrastructure helps to cope with a situation like that. of course it is a lot about developing medicines to stay ahead of the curve. think we will have a vaccine? dr. schwan: i do not know. we are not in the vaccine business. guy: you talk to a lot of people in the business. what are you hearing? dr. schwan: i hear that it takes some time not only develop a new vaccine, but then to also get .olitical testing probably, this is still many .onths out roche ceo joining us from switzerland. later on, we have another exclusive interview with sheryl sandberg, the facebook coo. she will be talking about how her company is helping deal with the outbreak we are all living through right now. that conversation is coming up at 3:30 p.m. eastern time. eastern time is four hours behind gmt. the european closes coming up. european markets of

most of the successes, he is communicating with the american people, the american voter, the middle cla class, those who inspire, working when entering men and women, not the people sitting on wall street in the corner offices but rather the people who are the absolute backbone of the country. that money is going to them, certainly not all of it but more than they have ever seen in any previous economic emergency, he lights to call in a health emergency and it is all that but the health emergency has created a financial crisis of unfathomable and unprecedented severity. we have never seen anything like this in such a quick time, these things normally take as a student of economic history, sometimes years to unfold. this was happening in one month, it is extraordinary how quick the responses and how effective i believe it will be. david: thankfully he did get the deal done before the end of the week. we were mentioning the dithering that took place, this time initially in the beginning of the week by democrats, mr. schumer was trying to do in the senate, now by republican, mr. massie in

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usaa insurance is made just the way martin'samily needs it - with hassle-free clas, he got his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>in the south bay for firefighters have tested positive for coronavirus in the city of san jose as kron four'sfrom final tells us tonight at least 2 others have symptoms and dozens more may have been exposed to the virus. so i can't confirm as of this week. >>we have a fire fighter jet has been tested positive. with coronavirus and may have exposed other firefighters. >>just hours after san jose city manager dave sykes announced that one sanders a firefighter has tested positive for coronavirus firefighters union local 2.30 said in a statement quote a total of 4 firefighters have tested positive for covid 19 and the 2 others are in ordered isolation the symptoms awaiting test results whe at least 80 others were initially restricted from work dueto documented exposures at least one of the firefighters station 9 in south san jose. but crews tend to move around and

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usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free clas, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa workers around the country are treating coronavirus patients right now, but they are short on essential safety supplies. >>the ucsf medical school held a donation drive today in search of an open safety masks eye protection gloves hand sanitizer and clorox wipes this was just one of many such drives taking place across the country sweet symbols f support out of livermore nearly 2 dozen high school students who are unable to visit family members because of coronavirus may giant cards fothem instead and overwhelming response from loved ones at quail garden which is an assisted living facility in the east bay. >>22 high school seniors wrote heartfelt messages to their loved ones who live there. the cars were left on display on the fence outside along wheel chairs and benches and lockers in front of the facility. >>in one a star is thankful residents gave

impact of the coronavirus seeping further into the bay area nearing at least 700 confirmed cases and claing 11 good morning, it's sunday, march 22nd. i'm jovina fordson. we get to our weekend forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> live doppler 7, a system lurking off the central california coast bringing you some of us showers. the rest of us starting out with sunshine. a level one system this afternoon, light to moderate rain and a chance of a thunderstorm and the beach hazard statement going into effect. it is 49 with clouds in the south bay, with 49 in sunnyvale, 50 san:00 close, 41 sebastopol. we're in the mid-50s by 10:00 and by 1:00 showers pop up along the coast, the east bay. look what happens at 4:00, it's a rainy afternoon in hayward, mountain view and gilroy but not much going on in the north bay. as we go through the dinner hour, still showers east bay to the south bay and we'll see these dial back through the overnight hours. we'll talk about a cooler monday and more showers for the upcoming work week in a few minutes. >>> this morning a couple of notes surrounding the coro

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>>and i ll tran live in santa cla county at the registrar of voters, some elections still too close to call. we'll have a complete breakdown coming up in live report. >>and coronavus continuing to spread through the bay area will have the latest on a new case in the east bay. and thanks forjoining us. i'm darya folsom and i'm mes fletcher really get all those headlines here injust a minute but first we've got to get you out the doorwith weather and traffic. >>johnow's it going to be today, you know one another good day got is we are looking at sunshine sticking around those 70's even more of them than what we yesterday our warmest day of the week. >>and yesterday was all pretty were already pret warm. i'm sure you remember clear skies looking ross the bay we do have partly cloudy conditions right up above us, but those are going to last for long unshine's going to reappear late this rning, 40's and 50's for your current temperatures alameda 53 oakland and concord as well as the egypt 49 degrees right now later today as i mentioned we've got nt of 70's and not just for inlanareas, but f

. >> tucker: so in other words if you allow your city to fall apart when a crisis comes it might claspse completely. >> this is a long time concern. people have been calling this out and saying you cannot allow the homelessness crisis to get this out of control. you have to actually have some semblance of a plan. and simply saying well, we are not going to sweep people from these encampments and put them in the system because we want to pursue politically ideologically driven policy prescriptions, remember, we have a homelessness situation that the city council and this mayor pretends is a direct result solely almost solely on affordable housing. they blame amazon. amazon is driving up the rent. >> tucker: that's a lie. >> i'm sorry, that's not the reason. and waiting to address the actual underlying causes so you can pass affordable housing policies, that's a problem. >> tucker: totally. say this as someone who despises amazon and i mean that i try not to use amazon as much. i dislike them. they are not the cause of this, you are exactly right. >> they are not. >> tucker: jason, than

>> well, two weeks ago, i was hoping by now we'd have more they're cla clarity. we know that numbers in new york is stabilizing that getting better. the miles that i look at would predict we have 140,000 deaths a lot of people, but that is not 2.2 million, i hope by acting correctly, and efforts in each person's home, that is how we will win this battle, the people listening to my voice right now, models predict could be in 50s of thousands of people, note a tragically high number if we could keep it that low over 200,000. we're learning i am hoping from what is happening in new york, babad news is that new york is a war zone. we missed the boat. it is too easy to look backwards and pick up the errors, but there are other hot spots cities, chicago, new orleans, detroit, where we're seeing, tips of the iceberg, problems that might sink the beautiful cities. do when we did aggressively 2 weeks ago. lou: there has been failures, and vocalized by some local mayors, some state governors, meanwhile, i want to get your opinion of the response of the trump administration

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pulling back and cutting back we also have sports venu just a story today about the acp center santa cla county, the sharks may be pulling ck on having people come to the arena to watch. >>the hockey matches the olympics. they were floating may get canceled or postponed i me the sports world is also heating all the warnings, it's pretty fascinating. it is baseball players are told don't sign aographs now because you watched you watch baseball still be on us lawsuit fencing i can you know so it's starting to get perpetualerpetuating a about this becau there's ittle some real things to concern yourselves about under some not so real. >>th is on thafreaks me out little bit the olympics and these are so many billions tied up in that ah nbc so one billion in advertisents right their competitor station of ours themarket session at feel bad for him that means a lot of their sales people got out and made $1.2 billion and cents a lot of their like people gettingauge they go on vacation in making baes because life is good we saw a lotof ads last year. those are real financial ramifications because

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by community-read kron four's sackey live for us now in san jose was what we learned about the santa cla county outbreak taylor. >>this is a huge deal for the county and it's something that mike might take precedent for other counties in t bay area if the situation continues to grow now this specific ban will take place on wednesday march 11th and what itwill last for 3 weeks. >>on monday, the santa clara county public health department announced a legal order banning large events with 100or more people the ban comes after the county announced it now has 43 confirmed cases of the coronavirus 21 are believed to be contracted by community-spread this is a big decision to issue a legal order such as this. >>have we needed to carefully consider it i think that over the last 5 days the up tick in cases, particularly those that we where we found no link to travel or other cases indicating counity-spread. that is a tipping point for us. and it's it's time to issue the orderthe ban takes effect on wednesday march 11th and last for 3 weeks and includes concerts and sporting events like san jose s

best and the brightest mis going after the coronavirus also the cdc and the health dertment in santa clanty. they will be going out to elderly centers, the talk to the elderly folks to try to get them to protect themselves as they tend to be more susceptible than other people within the community within society so that's another front as far as the coronavirus in the meantime they're also watching. price is a lot of people have talked about price gouging hand sanitizers hand wipes the governor says he has people on top of it just to see if those hand sanitizers this explode which we've seen over the past couple of days as the fear. the coronavirus continues to go as far as the 3 new cases james and area in santa clara county. we do know that there were 3 men. one is in the hospital to others quarantine and how they came down with coronavirus that's still part of the investigation or the already know it but because of privacy laws they're not releasing it to the public. james all right. thank you will and that the worst is in washington state that's where there have been 10 people who've

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