clayton's all in.ot so much. >> paychecks kind of need to be steady when you're raising a family. and it was a gamble, you know? [ chuckles ] my wife was really skeptical. >> you ever sit there and dream of another life? >> [ laughs ] >> he's not listening right now. >> i have to confess, yeah, it's crossed my mind. i wouldn't give him up for anything, but, you know, i was nervous. >> as months go by with no significant finds, even clayton begins to have doubts. >> i got to one of my sites, and my tractor tire was flat, and that was gonna be a $500, $600 bill, you know? i was thinking, "i don't even know if this is what god wants me to do," you know? i was broke. ♪ >> and then, as if by divine intervention, his luck changes. >> it was just the coolest little skull ever. >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. the answer when we return. >> now the answer to our "strange inheritance" quiz question. the answer is "c," tiggeraptor. >> in 2003, cowboy clayton phipps starts to

>> clayton sandell with some good tips tonight from denver tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> and there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. dr. jen ashton here to answer your coronavirus questions. experts warning of a dire week ahead. what people should expect and word tonight of a new symptom. could pink eye be another oo thv conferencing site, as millions work from home. the new warning fr the fbi. >>> plus, the young fighter living with cystic fibrosis, beating the coronavirus. his inspiring message tonight. stay with us. i've always been fascinated by what's next. and still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? reeling in a nice one. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increas

>> clayton sandell from the center of one of those protests, we can hear it right there. clayton, thank you. >>> next tonight, two of the key ning the country, testing and traci statescrs the country now iseas detectives. their mission? to find infected patients and learn who else may have been exposed and determine where it may spread next. here's abc's kaylee hartung. >> reporter: tonight, the keys to reopening america, ramping up testing on a massive scale, and tracing the virus. president trump tonight preparing to procure more testing swabs, but saying the states are responsible. >> you must remember that the governors wanted to have total control over the opening of their states, but now they want to have us, the federal government, do the testing and, again, testing is local, you can't have it both ways. >> reporter: mia williams is a contact tracer in kentucky, finding people who have been exposed. a so-called disease detective. >> it's hard to tell, you know, where the disease has been or where it's going and how it's spreading. >> reporter: williams is part of a

our thanks to clayton.gain, a big congratulations to the air force academy there and those graduates. >> yes. i mean, one idea could be just putting ipads on a seat and having everyone just facetime in for commencements. >> that's a lot of money, who's paying for that, mona? >> not public schools. >> no, it isn't -- obviously you want your family there to celebrate, hoot and holler with you. but they have the other graduates there with them as well. and just seeing them put on their masks, throwing the hats in the air then putting face masks on, we are definitely in extraordinary times. >>> coming up, the song taylor swift says she couldn't perform live during this weekend's "one world" concert. >>> plus the all-star cast of experts and what they call their roadmap to recovery. the three things they say they need to happen before we can reopen the country. >>> later, is all this quarantine binge watching leading to screen burnout? one expert's advice for maintaining a healthy balance. so soon after retiring

the clayton city council is to take up the issue tonight.>>> we are looking live outside, from sutroower, looking at golden gate bridge, lots of blue sky, temperatures today we've seen friday and saturday and even monday. 79 today in antioch, 78 in fairfield, just a click short of 80. tomorrow we will surpass 80s and see low 80s and some of the warmest of spots. clouds going to the north as you would expect when high pressure builds in. a little fog toward bolinas up there, and on the point over just south of princeton landing. we are expecting a little patchy fog tomorrow morning but not a lot. the story here is that the marine layer and marine winds have pushed inland. not so much tomorrow, the yellow will start to push back toward us. classic spring patterns, but will actually go beyond and above average temperatures. you will notice it. if you are one of those people who are working or out and about, you may be using an air conditioner, it will be fairly warm. here's tomorrow's forecast. yellows are 70s, orange is 80s. and that makes sense, that's a classic microclimate set up. t

and some neighbors in clayton are worried that too many people are parking their neighborhood to access all of the hiking trails on mount diablo and in fact this past weekend rangers had to turn away large groups of people.>> this past weekend they had a ranger station at the gate and they had bullhorns asking people to disperse because groups were forming up in violation of shelter in place. >> there were parking violations over the weekend and the clayton city council has to take up the issue tonight. >>> still to come, rumors surrounding the health of north korean leader kim jong un and what officials are saying about his health following surgery but also a bit warm up expected in the bay area by the end of the week, rosemary will have your full forecast including when we could see some temperatures in the mid-80s. got it? got it. it's slippery. nooooo... noooo... nooooo... yeeeesss... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent than the leading ordinary brand. hey look, i got it. bounty, the quicker picker upper. >> welcome back, we conti

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> thank you, clayton. did you see that one kangaroo?>> that's me on the couch after "world news now" every morning. >> my favorite part of all this was, without the people, the zoo even smells different. apparently tundra the grizzly can smell for miles and miles away. without anyone there she can't smell you guys. >> typically smell funnel cakes, slurpees. >>> this morning on "world news now," vice president mike pence visits a hospital spotted not wearing a face mask. >> he visited the famed mayo clinic which has a policy that everyone wears a mask. his reasoning ahead. >>> plus the number of u.s. cases tops 1 million. the growing lines as testing ramps up. >>> and the tribute to the frontline workers seen over the big apple to the city of brotherly love. >>> new this morning, president trump signs an order to keep meatpacking plants open. but several plants are closed due to the coronavirus outbreaks. new reaction from workers' unions. >>> plus the pug who tested positive for the virus. three humans in his house were infected, and so

a lot of 50s and a couple of low 50s toward brentwood and clayton.the breeze is rather robust for some areas. low 50s for pacifica and that breeze up in mount diablo northwest, 46 degrees and even around the crystal springs reservoir of out 25 miles per hour.in this series of systems might give us some drizzle here and maybe some rain toward mendocino county and we will keep an eye on that for sunday. temperatures really not going somewhere. what about tomorrow? they will start off in the 40s and 50s and ended up in the 60s and 70s. the cool will continue into sunday before we get a rebound and sunday will be our coolest. >>> saving lives before the start of the coronavirus pandemic. how many people in sonoma county avoided going to the hospital because of early shelter at home orders? >>> the nba is hoping to resume their season soon and we will look at one option where all teams will play in one spot. coming up we will tell you what is being considered. >>> food drives and volunteer donations around the bay area and we will highlight some of the lo

my firm many sikhs and it's my last clayton spitz. i am like when school say in the us a little bit. close i ask the coat. and he had a lot done so meet me yet about this. from . thinking of getting a new plumbing once we got our shoes no problem was he didn't know until he was trapped in this tiny little wired coach we don't need a crate with him the wall just. freaking out in she won't let us bring him anywhere near and thousands of breeding dogs are caged in inhumane conditions on puppy farms i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. particularly you. know it's ok. to cross the u.s. crude puppy mills are supported by dog shows and pet stores most of the puppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being sold in stores even giant a good businesses are involved like agoa mom center there has been a shocking amount of organized opposition to

joining us to talk about it in an exclusive interview is sec chairman jay clayton chairman clayton, thankning us we are about to get into earnings season. what should investors expect in terms of what companies can and cannot say and what are you telling companies that they should be saying >> andrew, thanks for having me on and we are going into earnings season and investors -- our investors in our markets are thirteenth thirsting for information about our companies. we recognize that it's a different earnings season. typical earnings season like this you'd have q 1 numbers and you'd be giving investors information about the path you were on, how q2 and q3, you know, would trend in a certain direction based on q1. that's not where we are. what investors want to know now is where do companies stand in light of the shut-in how are they operating under the current conditions and what do they see for the future under current conditions and then a path to recovery that is consistent with our health -- our decision to put health and safety first and that's what investors want to know you had a

ordering the destruction of the nauvoo, he turns to his secretary, william clayton who happens to be the secretary of the sacred council that had recently been established in nauvoo called the council of 50. he turns to clayton and says i want you to go and burn the secret counsel we've been meeting with over the last few months. they could be understood as treasonous and he was anxious to keep them out of the wrong han hands. they might as well have remained buried because they remained restricted from scholars. it wasn't until they were going to be making it available for the first time in published form. they are kept hidden and secret. until finally when there were the people that finally got access to the council 50 records some were disappointed by the content. he was being crowned as the king v. is for all things that were bandied about and while some people were disappointed in these records when they were finally released as the historian of american religion and politics they were like catnip. what i want to do tonight is highlight some of the different cultural feelings, t

clayton is at 38 and so is pleasanton in castro valley, fremont is down to 31 and panola, 36, you go. colder than most. lake tahoe 21 degrees and crescent city is a cool 38. and then sunday the colder dynamic one in the projections and with higher elevations down to 4000 feet we should get an inch and a half on rainfall. the leading edge of rainfall will show up and it won't be until late saturday and sunday into monday will be the main days, highs in the 60s with lots of sunshine, little breeze in place but temperatures not changing too much, today they start to cooldown and then tomorrow the big change over the weekend and into early next week . >> thank you, steve . >> 5:22 am is the time, social distancing has certainly changed our lives but is it working? up next, we hear from a doctor on what the data shows and what it does not. plus, what newly recovered coronavirus patients are signing up to do in hopes of helping others beat the virus. play this on and people will get up from what they're doing and rush to the dance floor, i will survive by gloria gaynor thank you for the req

at, this morning we found regular gas is less than two dollars per gallon at two gas stations on clayton road in concord. according to aaa the most the expensive gas locally is in san francisco, that's tythe average but that is way down from just a couple months ago. >> wow, how did you do that, pam? >> i wish i had that control . >> the time is 6:19 am and steve paulson is here, how do we look weatherwise? expect better than yesterday, there's a lot of low but the key is it looks like were done for the month unless something changes. a little more sun and warmer, 42 in santa rosa with a lot of low clouds and low 50s in the cities at 51 in san jose is still stuck at 54 degrees. you can see the greater if you look was enough, there it is. as it goes down the coast it will eventually a road from northwest to southeast but it might hang on a little bit with parts of the san mateo coast, we've seen that before. mid 40s to the north but mainly 50s, low to mid as you go south and that's one area to get hearing and one does not. lots of moisture but look where the moisture is heading heading to

. $1.91 per gallon for the cash price at this one station on clayton road in glazier.aa says this morning that the average nationwide price of gas is $1.80 per gallon per barrel. with the bay area average about 10's entire put the drop in prices comes after a crash in the oil market. yesterday something happened that is never happened before, the contract for west texas crude for may delivery dropped to $-37 per barrel. that means oil traders believe there's too much oil that's been produced for the month of may and that producers will essentially have to pay someone else to store it. >> beyond the price of gas, taking a look at the big picture, record low negative oil prices are not a good sign for the economy to a means there's little to no demand for goods and services cannot surprising when you consider the shelter in place in lockdown order still in place in many parts of the country and all of the millions of jobs lost since the coronavirus pandemic began. reporting live, fox 2 news. >>> the time is 5:48 am, new information from the san jose police department sho

everyone else is 40s and 50s. 53 alameda elsa brontk, clayton's, and cooler 46, santa ramona plan degrees. mendocino county, we are all set . lots of sunshine, that fog gets chewed up rapidly and any rain looks to be well to the north probably nothing. no sign of eight. signs of stronger pressure, upper 70s, 80s and some low to mid aid location, we can we could get upper 80s, some fog sunday. >>> thank you 450 collier county requires you to wakening today? >>> and how you can be punished if you don't. >>> plus, our constitutional son was intended not to make somebody spin executive order can affect immigrant families already here in the united states. >>>, a life look. because this will be a lie recover musicians, to work. artist to perform in front of crowds get really creative to keep the music going back. for ♪ particular please quote that was a request. a good son, thank you chuck berry, kind of appropriate many minutes later. >> yes. i like it. if you have a song, go ahead and hit me up on social media facebook, twitter instagram and use. >>> 4:54, because the coronavirus pandemic ha

abc's clayton sandell has mo♪ the same, but for nearly a thousand air force academy cadets, this graduationo other. >> you knew your graduation day would be memorable, but did you imagine that your commencement would take place in mid-april, or that each of us would have a face mask at the ready? >> reporter: in the age of social distancing, cadets and officials sat eight feet apart and for the first time ever, no guests. >> your families couldn't be here because of the extraordinary times in which we live, but we know they're watching from afar. >> reporter: more than 500 miles away in utah, allison and scott carleesi watched their daughter rose graduate online. >> to rose! >> reporter: forced to ditch a huge graduation get-together. uc dad,ou did it. >> reporter: some traditions held -- grads still threw hats in the air, putting masks on right after, and the thunderbirds zoomed overhead. the class of 2020 rolling with the punches. >> i would love it if our families were here, however, i would rather them safe at home than risking it to be with me no matter how much that may hurt. >> repor

rock in the museum this is a leisure place to stay and the african-americans it was run by april and clayton sinclair in the original environment. this is a place away from the beach, the beaches were segregated but you could go and stay for a week or two you could enjoy your meals apparently ever was a really good cook and cater to the white community and the black community. there were other places to stay like kinsey court and are hot springs arkansas which was a motor hotel and perfect for the automobile you can park right outside the door. most of the places were owned by african-americans, but some are owned by white americans , that catered only two black people. using advertisements from the green books also the same value in product offered for the establishment. some of the folks that operate operated, clearly place themselves in the ad to show readers that they were black. and this grainy picture of shenandoah national park they like to say you are always welcome at the national park that they were always open to african-americans. the problem was that all the facilities the hotel

. >>> some people who live in clayton are upset about a flood of people looking to get out and hike mt. diablo. cars are lining the streets and police have been issuing some parking citations. the issue came up during last night's city council and the mayor had this suggestion. >> my preference would be to add at least the area that is the downhill slope right above the entrance to the park and put that on barricades. that's not handicap accessible. it is not blocking anybody's pathway but sends the message that there is no parking up there at all. >> clayton's police chief said another option would be just to tow people who keep coming up there and parking. >>> all right. let's talk about what is going on temperature wise. we'll start with what is dpogoi on at the peninsula and 48 in redwood city and upper 40s around half moon bay and also as we head deeper into the forecast around pacifica. low to mid 50s everywhere else. here's a look at some other temperatures and you can see it's a pretty mild morning out there, pretty seasonal. east bay hills gorgeous shot as we look back towards

our next question is from chris clayton. you should be unmuted and able to chat. i think my main question is for emily, but i was trying to see whether you have seen or heard from some of the ethanol plants that are able to use the fda program. the money kind of shut off this morning. did they find any value in the programs for them? >> thank you for the question. i know many plants applied for the resources. i saw that the funds have been exhausted. there is a huge appetite certainly when the cares act came out. we did everything we could add -- at growth energy to facilitate our members ability to understand what is available to them, to expedite their ability to have access. how do i go through the process? how do i get a complete application early on because we knew it would be competitive. i would venture offhand, nearly every plant that could qualify reached out and tried to get the funds. i have not yet heard back from the plants in terms of confirmation that they did receive funds. i will say not every ethanol plant qualifies because there are restrictions

a 28-mile-per-hour gust in the clayton hims. pittsburg at 61. pleasantton is 516789 there are some cooler temperatures. northwest. mount diablo, northwest at 41. men about 25 to 31 from big rock to middle peak. it is a west/southwest peak in oakland. that is onshore. that is really cold water, bodega bay. san francisco, and halfmoon bay. that really pays into a cooler forecast as well. a little more system on the way for the weekend which will continue this trend of cooler temperatures. so mostly sunny, breezy. 50s, 60s, 70s bringing temperatures down. they'll continue to kind of slide or inch down all the way into the weekend. the coolest day looks to be sunday and then a slight rebound but still nice on monday, you guys. >> all right, steve. time is 4:42. it is a problem around the bay area. why the police believer crime has gone up in the past couple of weeks. and the decision by the sfmda that has at the city officials calling for more oversight over that agency. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in ene

would be a good cartoonist if i didn't give it a fair chance so let's see what this has to offer well clayton utz my friend. oh what a show of. show this is no show i take 600 horsepower i'm proud of it and i'm not going to hide it going if you dare put my hand on to my matter well let's see if the power can keep up with the salt. you better believe it buckle up. yeah this is really not bad especially considering the highway to 2.3 tons but there are electric cars that can do that quite as well or even better and those don't emit any. and you know why they don't sound like anything either you know me a trombone no excel strong you might as well talk car top speed is 305 kilometers per hour that's impressive and i don't know of any electric car they could go that fast but then again do you need to go that fast i don't think so and furthermore i'll there are countries where you can drive fast legally and safely. germany much more for you you probably can't go sled for long there because of the road conditions except on the outer box but i'm from germany so i can't. this car is way too big i mea

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santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains down towards watsonville and even black diamond above clayton. there is still a little bit there, it looks like it is about done. i will mention it for the santa clara valley and the santa cruz mountains for one more day circulation around the lowell dragon a lot of cloud cover mainly south but it is moving and as it does move it will take a lot of moisture with it and give us a little bit more in the stable atmosphere is fog will burn off sooner. highs near average today which is not some that we've said much of this week now let's get over to sal castaneda and usually it is a friday light but you nesee what is going on, good morning sir.>> good morning steve, traffic doing very well as you are right about that and we go to the bay bridge toll plaza and we have the traditional view, not the tollbooths but this view that we are used to seeing one of these days we will actually see this will be filled up again and truth be told i will be happy when i right now traffic looks good across the bridge into san francisco. it is 4:33 am and now back to

good temperatures around santa rosa, santa rosa 40s and el cerrito down to 49, low 50s for some and clayton at 47. in the marin county hills it is west and southwest when, a very good-looking system, but you see where it is going, going northward so the rain line is out of the bay area and moving up to the oregon border which puts us on a drier and warmer side. warning clouds but more send today, it will be warmer for most with temperatures near average, yesterday we were below, 50s and 60s around the coast and the bay and upper 70s of inland. today temperatures near average and tomorrow they go above and will stay there into the weekend. >>> coming up we have an update with new data on local crime rates while stay-at-home orders are in place. and also new details about last weekend's deadly police shooting inside a walmart store is new video of the confrontation is released. >> incredible and caught on camera a toyota camry loses control, flies through the air and crashes into a southern california house, look at this again but police are still searching for the driver and passenger, both

it was an african-american guest house that was run by hazel and clayton sinclair and this is the rock in its original environment. this was a place that was away from the beach. the beaches were segregated, but you could go and stay for a week or two weeks at rock rest. you could enjoy your meals at rock rest. april apparently was really good cook and she catered meals to the white community as well as to the black community. there were other places to stay like mackenzies court in hot springs, arkansas, which was in a motorhome belt and perfect for the automobile. you could park right outside your door. most of these places were owned by african-americans, but some were owned by white americans but catered only to black people. these are some advertisements from the green book. they offered the same values and products that were offered for whites in parallel establishments. some of the folks that operated these places clearly placed themselves in the ads to show readers that they were black. and this grainy picture is of shenandoah national park. i know the national park, you're alw

my wife rochelle is here and my son clayton running the arsenal -- writing "the arsenal of democracy: fdr, detroit, and an epic quest to arm an america at war". i was born in 1971. my last book took place in the 1960s and a lot of people said what do you know about this? when they ask me a question i always answer i have to work much harder than anyone else who lived through this because i didn't. i have to not just understand the characters and what was happening and why it was happening but had to understand their motivations which meant going through their personal belongings, their papers and correspondence, reading newspapers of the day, not looking for anything but in any way i could get inside the heads of people i was writing about so i could understand the difficult decisions they were making. >> we were talking earlier that this book is almost a prequel to the book he wrote before which is available-for-sale, talking about the thinkable drama on the racing circuit. this was a revelation. i didn't know so much about edsel ford and the relationship between henry ford, his fath

no starting point is a look at if you look at education if you look at health care if you look at clayton we're not looking in to the humor at all i can lose you i don't use all human rights if you look at media what people want is health care to them if they're in jail for years without charges past we have more than 20000000 saudis are they all in jail nobody said they were in jail you're telling me they're all in jail i did i said human rights. activists are in jail you see them and act as activists we don't does as i understand said hardly any of the we don't see them as like any of them are not behind bars with all due respect i stick to national we have a court system we have the public prosecution to projects against them the courts will adjudicate these cases and if they will listen to what people used a little guilty they were punished it's a surprise that and with all due respect amnesty international their opinion does they say that the trials are inherently unfair it doesn't matter because it informs public opinion and public opinion around the world as you know it was not exa

more now on the coronavirus pandemic joining us on the program dr clayton dalton he's an emergency medicine resident physician at the massachusetts general hospital in boston he joins us on skype dr dalton thanks for making time to talk to us american politicians across the board generally seem to be wanting the coronavirus to be willed into a situation so they can say the worst is behind us we're heading down that road now is that your experience. it is my experience and i'm i'm concerned about where that might lead us and i think from my perspective we're heading into something that's more like a plateau base and what that means is that we have a steady number of patients going to the hospital each day instead of more patients each day it seems like where a place where it's about the same number every day and miss may go on for several weeks or even longer we don't know. it means that we flattens the ship over and in these in boston we're not likely to be overwhelmed in the way that hospitals and in detroit or new york or new orleans were but we were still a ways away from being completel

this morning we found it under $2 a gallon at two stations on clayton road in concord. most expensive gas locally, san francisco where the average price is $3.11. that's $1.10 cheaper than it was this time last year. a california-based company filed a class action lawsuit against wells fargo, accusing the company of unfair actions against small businesses trying to get the government loans under the paycheck protection program. the lawsuit claims wells prioritized businesses seeking large loan am a first come first serve basis. according to the suit, wells fargo reshuffled the applications because it would receive millions more dollars in processing fees from those larger loans. wells fargo has not yet commented on that lawsuit. and sales are souring for soup companies. campbell's reports its sales across the country are significantly higher but didn't get specific numbers. they point to the record number of people now eating nearly all their meals at home. they say the huge sales at the grocery stores have more than offset the recent drop in sales to restaurants. oppos

host: karen is in clayton, indiana. caller: hello, and thank you so much for bringing up the idea of public health system. that is comprehensive. i worked for the health department in indiana for a long time and my question is this -- how are the chicago hospitals, the mayor and the governor utilizing your rural health hospitals? i believe the rural health hospitals are all kind of floundering at this point with regulations and lack of equipment, but this would be an opportunity to shore those up for the hundreds of thousands of people in rural areas. host: thank you for caller. -- calling. a couple of callers calling about rural hospitals. guest: it is tough for us to keep up with the rules and regulations and instructions coming out of all of the literature being made, and this is not because people are trying to make it difficult. this is because we are learning about the virus and doing it in real-time. any time we have a substantial preponderance of the evidence that says we need to change something, we need to mak

once the crisis subdued and william clayton dug up as documents again they might as well have remained buried they remain restricted for over 175 years. it wasn't until 2014. the lds church announced they were be making them available for the first time in published form. and don't forget to tell all of you that whenever there is a document or series of documents that are kept hidden and secret lots of legends and myths crop up around them. over the century and a half there had been lots of myths about the counsel council of 50 and what took place in it. and this grew to legendary proportion until finally when they finally got access to the council some were disappointed by the content. where was justice smith being crowned as a king or where were they ordering the assassination of the u.s. president. these were all things that were bandied about. some people were disappointed in these records when they were finally released as a historian of american religion and politics they were like catnip to me. i read through these documents they have salacious stuff don't get me wrong but i fou

so here's something from tony clayton.facemask you can easily make one with something that everybody has in your closet, everybody has a long sleeve t-shirt. check out this tick cock video. you tie the sleeves behind your head two times. flip the shirt over your head. it's an elegant head scarf. she's very stylish. she's from texas. she created this video. i can way to try it. i love that she is putting it out there. people tried it and said it works great. anthony? >> i think if -- i don't think i would look like that. i would look like a mess. you got to come up with something, though. we all got our own methods. >>> oprah winfrey is revealing her new and highly-anticipated book club selection only on "cbs this morning". >> good morning. ctm family. and everybody. hello. i'm safer and home and i hope you are too. but really pleased to be able to tell you about my next book club selection, no better time to get a good book and this is a good one. it's a true story. and it's called "hidden valley road inside the mine of a

temperatures and 50s in east bay temperatures, 46 in lafayette kensington, san ramon is down to 46 and claytonose at 47 degrees. water temperatures are cold with 52 in san francisco and half moon bay is 55. so fog is in the near future but anything in the next couple days is not can have much of an impact any rain is going way to the north and there is nothing in the forecast through monday and i don't think anything showing up yet at all even into early may. 60s and 70s on the temperatures in a few low 80s and for some reason travis seems to be the warmest spot around so we pencil them in at 84 degrees. temperatures continue to bump up tomorrow, especially away from the coast near the coast and around the bay it will still be 60s and 70s but the warmest day is friday and it looks pretty good with fog creeping back on sunday . >>> some companies are doing a lot more to make their work laces cleaner. coming up in the next hour the changes at marriott hotels to limit the spread of covid-19 . >>> the pandemic continues to impact workers in many different fields. we tell you how many workers were

low 50s and then going danville and then clayton is circling the wagon around. 31 in lake tahoe and then sacramento. bookends for that. 59 in santa barbara and then a few clouds.ew showert looks like it's out of the picture. another low is spinning off. that's going to keep the on shore going. that's going to restruggle until next tuesday. if we do get any rain, that looks to be late on sunday and monday for a system. the forecast models are weakening that and a lot of cloud cover and 60s on the temperature and then it's looking warmer until the end of next week. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> 6:20 is the time right now. you may think that the local restrictions are tough. they may seem easy compared to other countries. coming up, what is being done to stop the spread to have virus in spain among children. >>> plus, helping out when som how the curry family is providing meals for families in oakland. >>> this song makes me think that i miss driving. turn songs like this up in my car. thank you, heather for the request. that's the weekend and "blinding light." really good driving son

eastern senator rob portman on stimulus package, security's and exchange commission jay clayton live,ll this live on trading during chaotic time and dallas mavericks owner mark cuban sounding off on what it's going to take to get the economy back on track. big 3 hours coming up. stay with us. we will be right back. when you own horses, you don't just own horses. you own a pasture. a barn. and hay. lots of hay. you need a tractor built to get every job done right. the kubota l series tractors. maria: welcome back, striking a stimulus deal. the senate passed a 484 billion-dollar stimulus package last night for the coronavirus relief by voice vote. it includes $321 billion for the paycheck protection program as well as money for economic disaster loans, hospitals and coronavirus testing. joining me right now former senior adviser to the clintons ndc partner managing partner mark penn, thank you very much for being here this morning. mark: good morning. maria: hope you're doing well. now you see the two sides trying to work together to get something out, but, man, it has been tough to get

you wake up tomorrow morning in a mild environment in concord, walnut creek, clayton, places like thatwill find temperatures warmer right off the bat. there is fog along the coast, you can see in the live pictured and satellite loop. the fog will be at the coast again tomorrow. there will be some breaks, the current temperatures, 78 in fairfield, 79 in brentwood. the forecast for tomorrow, there is the fog, here come the yellows, which are 70s. there you go. from napa, fairfield, those are the 80s and mid-80s. yellow, a lot of those are upper 70s, so it will be a nice day. as warm as today, if not, a degree or two warmer. there are a few clouds around, but not a lot. partly cloudy, partly sunny. anytime san francisco downtown goes 72 degrees with fog at the coast, that is pretty warm. the fog should be pushed away by tomorrow afternoon. we might even see the sunset clear tomorrow and warmer day on tap for friday. friday probably being the warmest day of the week with temperatures, 89 degrees is a possibility, maybe 87, but you get the picture, and it cools off a little on sunday but th

we have clayton at 50 and then kensington at 58 degrows. if you get it's held up. there's the northwest going to 13 and up in to the hillses it's rocking and rolling there. from the mountain and then going to 32 and 37-mile an hour gust. these are really cool and then going to 51 and then 52 in the point and then the fog is raring to go:it needs a little bit of help to get it. tomorrow is the high pressure and that's backing off abit. 53 in mono rah ray. everything is coming out. temperatures today and a little bit of fog there. they're well above arch and then 18 degrees above average for santa rosa and 70s and 80s for the temperatures. look for the cooler part earn in to the weekend and warmer next week. >> okay. thank you, steve. >>> 6:21 is the time . new testing sites are opening up across the bay area. what is being down in alameda county to make sure that everybody that has to symptoms can be tested. >>> if you have a song that cow want to hear, send it to me and use the hashtag on facebook, twitter or instagram. back to you, pam. >> thank you, sal. started

you are hiking, a lot of folks are in place as they are not used to being in, but livermore valley, clayton, there are a lot of rattlesnakes so pay attention to where you are walking. there's the 5 day forecast and i will see you tonight at 10:00. >>> the san francisco symphony says they are canceling the rest of the concerts including the summer season. they are facing millions of dollars in losses but to help, the musicians, stagehands, and staff have all agreed to take a 25% pay cut and retiring music director michael tilson thomas also will not get any compensation for concerts that are canceled. ticketholders are being encouraged to support the symphony by donating the cost of tickets. >>> the baseball hall of fame has canceled the annual ceremonies. plans to double up next year in cooperstown. >>> the battle of the final 6 tonight on the mast singer masked singer. join us for the 10:00 news and 11:00 news right here on ktvu. we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat cla

stuck with too much cloud cover low clouds, high clouds, east bay temps are in the 40s beautiful and claytonhat 49 degrees and 53 in san leandro 50 and you keita and 53 in santa barbara and six in palm springs and 55 in scottsdale. we are seeing below and continue to generate high clouds with onshore wind and a few showers but more likely tomorrow but a better opportunity looks to be sunday into monday with some of the projections not too much and that would be late sunday into monday. we will see if that holds up with a lot of the forecast models eating up on rainfall totals for monday but sometimes they do that and come right back with a. fog, low clouds, 50s, 60s, some 70s but with the breeze find it temperatures are on their way down we carry that into the weekend. >>> a portion of the east bay finding shelter for the homeless, leader there that wants more hotel rooms for thousands in need in alameda county. >>> plus, new reports that covid-19 may have actually been created in a lab in china. >>> we are on board the uss hornet here in alameda, veterans tell me why it's so important to be

the dark to east texas while bobbi spent a tearful night in a hotel with then-deputy sheriff donna claytonwas just a mixture of so many different emotions, you know. the fear, the anticipation. but yet, being afraid to get excited, you know, about seeing her husband and family because, you know, what if they didn't want her anymore. >> and finally, the moment arrived. after more than a decade, husband and wife were reunited in a hotel lobby. >> i just walked up to her and put my arms around her. told her she was going to be okay now. >> it was very natural to see him, to talk to him, to hug him. >> did you see any doubt in his eyes? >> none. none. >> you took her back no questions asked? >> there was no taking her back, it was to go get her and bring her home where she belonged. >> taking her back. you don't like those words -- >> not, not -- not for me, no, i don't like those words. >> why not? tell me. >> it sounds like i'm doing her a favor when the fact is is she's my wife. she's been missing. she's been found finally. and i'm going to go get her and bring her home. >> the following da

we found regular unleaded today selling for less than two dollars a gallon at two stations on claytononcord. a year ago gas cost about four dollars on average. today aaa says that in california the average is $2.80 . oil prices recovered slightly today. as you know, global demand for oil is dropping to historic lows. yesterday, for the first time ever, oil futures for the month of may went into negative territory. but today they went up slightly and closed at $10 a barrel. a different story for oil futures for june. they plunged to just over $11 a barrel, a drop of 43% compared to yesterday. refineries are struggling to find a place to store all the oil being produced. >>> turbulence in the energy market for stocks lower on wall street. the dow lost 631 points, more than 2 1/2%. the nasdaq fell 297 points, nearly 3 1/2% and the s&p 500 was down 86. >>> chipotle has agreed to pay a record $25 million fine over allegations of tainted food. the restaurant chain was accused in federal court of serving bad food to customers, thickening more than 1100 people between 2015 and 2018. prosecuto

50s with temperatures here, low 50s, berkeley 52, east bay temperatures, kensington 31 degrees, 55 clayton, even pittsburgh below 60, fremont, union city, san leandro all in the mid-50s. a west winds napa, you have travis with 31, a series of systems around high clouds and low clouds, cooler and one of these could produce red by the time he gets the weekend. that would be mendocino county, lake county and sunday we see if that holds, anyway you look at will be a cooler pattern the next 4 to 5 days before a warm up against, 60s and 70 sunny tortures to make up a low 80s, another day for some well inland, join the party on the cooler weather over the next few days taking us into the weekend. >> all right, thank you. >>> the time is 5:41, for six weeks, the bay area has been under a shelter in place, what is expected today as authorities give us the latest update. >>> the federal economic stimulus checks have been sent to some people who died years ago. how the federal government is trying to get the money back. >>> when you think of a bank, you think of people in a place. but when you have t

and maybe even in clayton they might see a little frost as well. the live camera shots, a beautiful night in san francisco. not a lot going on, as he will know we are all home. the cool spots will have it nice tomorrow, like today. temperatures tomorrow will be about where they were today, in the upper 60s. along the coast low to mid 60s. as you look at the model tomorrow morning, there is tomorrow afternoon and this is the guy we are watching right there. that's tomorrow afternoon and here we go into saturday morning, still kind of dry but cloudy. saturday afternoon around lunchtime it starts to rain in the north bay. it carries comes through. sunday afternoon it looks like it wants to try to reroute. but overall the area weekend looks a little bit damp. and it to the tune of maybe an inch of rain and half an inch for a place like redwood city. san francisco could see an inch of rain, santa cruz mountain easily half to two inches of rain. it will also give us a foot of snow in the mountains of the course of a couple days, maybe a little more than

costa county and over into napa county and places like benicia, martinez and concord, possibly even claytong, bay point, antioch. light rain fall

transactions that aren't caught in our net we've always had that jurisdiction and had that before the clayton act, long before hart scott rhoden no we're litigating a case we didn't catch because it didn't come through hart scott and that's not our only tool what you get by lowering the threshold is a lot more work to accomplish a lot less. i'm not sure that's the answer i think right sizing and thinking about where we ought to focus better is a smart idea and that's precisely why we've got a study throughout looking at small deals in the tech sector. >> all right well, i'm sure the debate will continue and we'll see where this goes. thank you, commissioner phillips, and our own ylan mui. >> after the break, drugmaker narasimhan reporting earnings overnight. we will talk with the ceo of the company's latest efforts to tackle the coronavirus stay with us ever since we've gone mobile on the now platform, something's gotten into the office. i hear you. feels like there's no barriers between departments now. do you think everyone appreciates it? i do. huh... forgot my glasses. serivcenow. the sma

costa county and over into napa county and places like benicia, martinez and concord, possibly even clayton, pittsburg, bay point, antioch. light rain falling. a hard time getting this rain to the ground because it is so dry from 10,000 feet down to 5,000 feet. you can see when the rain moved through san jose, didn't leave much behind. let's talk temperatures and cloud cover which we'll have a lot of clouds. waking up mild this morning. and notice 54 to 59 at noon and the coast will become breezy this afternoon and keep you in the 50s. the rest of us will join you by 7:00. >> thanks, mike. >>> starting today a north bay community is taking extreme measures to stop the spread of coronavirus. bolinas will test every one of its residents no matter what, if any symptoms, they may have experienced. live for us. >> testing will get under way at 9:00 a.m. the tents are set up behind us here. every one of bolinas nearly 2,000 residents. 1,600 people have signed up so far. this is in partnership with ucsf. the two people spear heading it a venture capitalest and a pharmaceutical executive said they