ing csiri cor regninizedg neey. th bhot ar ree retiesd succofsful se twar eyilevwhaterhe ty want and thst brainorm withhi ts gndesi. werealize iwhats tweooa k ecpi pe oflaicst h andunitg omfras a bebl al cap. chsitylici i nits purest form. eaanp d easye. e- frtlmediwocal s like >>. ian cte wri twihis th the ndhaat sene ystoor or aohlcol orve en i k thini n cawatch it t>>hest plaicel shid n cabe veremod d ansebe ud aovernd ioverf tisanizegud rela rly. e shetis gti angfon a r r he enreti crew. >>sha wgot i t.hink 11. sfao rlr ca d ans chriha vegi ayven awdr huneds and assemble arne0 ly 200and ha evenough tema rial mtoakelm aost 0020,0 ifee n ded. weru tllthfuy,in rmnoimal tes ulwod not beinusseg baba ll psca as protectiv eeqenuipm >>e normt noal times. reerport: thank yorlu ca, all rianfad hmilyel upings inettoter ge. ther rkbe, eleydown fod,rwar to>>> fmoind reit posivlde to sts oriekelis thid ancot nnec 5"eoth pple toel hp go "tokpix .c/tomheogetr e-and maouil yr stieorans idd s eagetot ther a cbss'bs c.c's. om bake

l gobernador cor?navirus? tener ,más de estos y distribuir los equipos, (habla en inglés) y el precio del material que era demasiado alto, es que es me encontré está hablando de este este caso, y es alrededor de que han podido hablar se va a permitir y permitirá poder invertir, más de 1.4 millones de dólares para asegurar y si tenemos este tipo de equipos de protección, y con los trabajadores y lo que pasa con los motorizados . >> dicen que hicieron una estrategia al desaparecer que les está funcionando ante los micrófonos a una de las personas que estaban trabajando, está hablando sobre las organizaciones en las que está trabajando en conjunto, organizaciones sin fines de lucro, con las que puede trabajar para poder traer más de este tipo de mascarillas . >.> están agradeciendo por el trabajo que han hecho, para configurar este tipo de contratos, para traer alrededor de unas 200 millones de mascarillas en las próximas semanas, hablando de este tipo de cubrebocas quirúrgicas entre ellas, han hecho más contrato

amontonada sin respetar la distancia fisica mientras estados unidos consid r considera hacer prueba de corirus a viajeros de paises con muchos contagios dicen que n no toman las debidas prec precauciones >> para estos pasajeros en un vuelo de american airline no b hubo medida de proteccion las m imagenes muestran el avion y a muchos pasajeros uy tripulacion diner sin mascarillas pedro viajo de desde miami a cdiudad de mexic d dice que los pasajeros aborrdaro sin precaucion >> el 80% no tenian cubrebocas e eso dfue lo que me odi cuent >> dsijo que la seguridad sigue siendo la prioridad aunque la u queja va en contra la mayoria de las arolinea >> pense que nos iban a quecar la temperatura o algo que hjaabi como antes >> le presidente donald trump i dice que quiere estabvlelecer m programa de pruebas mientras eso sucede gualgunos como habitacia toma sus precauciones >> tengo guantes en mi boldsa >> a partir de hoy aerolineas yhay han anunciado uso io de mascarillas francisco noticias telemundo >> en mexico ewl nl narcotraf r parece haber tomado control en la lucha contra el coronavirus s se l

podemos volver si hemos pasado el coronavirus la respua de esta de la cuenciea >> genera inmunidad con el corroncoro coronavirus es igual se pasa la enfermedad no se vuelve a coger por un tiempo pero no sabemos en cuanto tiempo el gran problema con la e enfermedad es que tambien con g contagia y se supera silencio silenciosasilencios silenciosamente >> las personas asintomaticas i tienen contagio de 55% la mitad de capacidad pero la mitad es a bastante >> en china se ensayo con 4 mo monos se le midio cu anticiclonantic anticuerpos en ninguno se volvio a enfermae r tenian ancituerticuerpos y est c con los humanos se podria usar anticuerpos en u humanos de uno que se neferenfe? una llamada de alerta a las d e defensas del cuerpo cuando se tiene infeccion nueva la primera vez siempre es peor d despues las defensas estan pr e prevenidas t recy reconocern l malos antes se imnunizaba de manera a natural el que no, mala suerte, hoy no es asi >> el mas fuerte hubo 50 mi millones de muertos en el mundo no habia vacuna ni antibioticos fue como esta pero libre y oc t ocultandolo por seguridad en la guer

by early tomorrow, 7:00 a.m., starting the day off with cloud cor, and then, see showers moving southrth throughout the afternoon and evening. tracking the scattered showers, thankfully, not nearly -- there will be a wide range of rain fall. the highest in the south bay, the lowest in the north bay. highs tomorrow, a cool day. scattered showers, mid to upper 50s, and the forecast, scattered showers tomorrow. there is a slight chance along the coast on tuesday, of a shower. most spots remain dry. everybody is dry by wednesday. thursday and friday. and next weekend, guys, much different than this one. sunshine and mild temperatures. >> we like that something to look forward to, drew, thanks. >> chris alvarez has sports. >> yes, speaking of things to look forward to, abc 7, a former cal soccer star, on "american idol." and the pga championship suspended last month. dr. jerome adams: why should young people care about the spread of coronavirus? well we know that people with underlying medical conditions over the age of 60 are at highest risk, but they've got to get it from somebody. dr. d

new york has joioined californ in recommending all peoplele cor ththeir faces in public.e are advisingng new yorkers to wear r a face covering when u go outside and can be near other people.. it could be a scscarf. it could be somethining you cree yourself at home. it could b be a bandana. it does not need to be profesessional surgical masks. leave those alone. leave those to the people who are saving lives. ofhor: other forms protective equipment are in short supply. if a hospital in brooklyn pleaded with authorities to do more. >> every day when i go to work, i feel like a sheep going to slaughter. my colleagues and i are writing our last will and testament. i am 28 years old. we are dying. we are getting sick. it doesn't matter how many ventilators we get if we are dead and cannot run the ventilators. anchor: as people line up to get themselves tested, the numbers in new york just continue to grow. almost 100,000 in the state have tested positive for the virus, meaning that if n n york wererea country, it would be the fourth most affected country in the world. over 900

nancy cors, chief congressional correondent from cbs news, toluse olorunnipa and times" and shannon pettypiece frombc news. a short briefing a long weeken presal claims that were at odds. here's the back sry, the cracks began to show when dr. redfield told the "washington post" that a flu a coronavirus flu outbreakill be even moreul diff than the one we went through and calls to liberate states were not helpful. the president then said redfield had been misquoted but redfield said he had been correctly quoted. president trump: dr. redfield was misquoted about t fall season and the virus, total ily misquoted. >> you were accurately quoted. >> i was quoted. robert: another flair up when a senior government scientist said he was rem hed from post from resisting efforts to promote hydroxychloroquine that has been used by some doctors t treat the virus. the presidentncouraged by conservati commentators. the f.d.a. warned tha they should not take the drug to take covid-19 outside of a hospital due to reports of heart issues. but it was thursday's news conference. the president expressed hope about e

in thehe lab she brereeds cors for , experirimental purpopos. they'll lateter be transferrrro a reef. >> we've d discovered ththat a coral grows faster if itit's divided up i into small frfrags rarather than leleft in one bibg pipiece. it useses this disc c like a prosthesisis. the coral wrwraps itself a ard it a as if it were it t its own skeleton. >> t the corals cacan grow up 0 centimeters s a year usingng s methodod. upup to four timimes faster tn they would i in nature. the ststaff remove t the algaed sand f from them on n a daily b. itit's usually s several monthts befofore they're r ready to be realeaeased into thehe sea. the e lab is financed d by a gp of investors who o own a rangef hotels in the country. german grants also help to fund their work.. >> w we can see whwhich speciee most resistatant to high o orw temperatatures, or to loww sunlnlight, or to o other paparameters likike an excessf nunutrients. virgo o other specieies of col requirire different t breeding methodods. seseveral times s a week, samaa and her r colleagues t take

day ingpitalat ps ientarbee iotiriovzed erea hlthe cor- - hethale carwoerrk datotay a rg wetaset s for0co000 rovinaterus stas ay d il.r a --au lra urkunzer bg kunzberg. a:laur wh itno c tests, they't owkn ify theha tveirhe vus and k.an'got k bactoor w .>an c see that this is rhtig we a bredeoth sperate to wwiork, and mtos gpswe, ld wouk wor s.h rouga nomilnr iles we' do'te takti omeffig lhtly. saura:f after days ocusation ofse misd targets and hhmianindlheg, t hltea seetcrisy back atk worafrte vithe ruits aselfnds ingtryi to sw hogothe vemernisnt geinttgra ip. ff u istnderand whshy nta s nwat stteo s ctheyan get back ttohero finnt le. ofou c.e but if i tk oodethe cision that thfie rst priitory h tas tbehe t of, entsfowhr heom t rules tt esd coulbehe t dfeiferenc themereatnt thaist difference betwn eelind a death. la hura:e llcan ed obunesioss t he,lp oneutlid tinadeonwi y anmpndng ave entllua dybo test atthld cou diagseno c bighuksnth of e pupoonlati. but ttses horealth-care erers arwhe atat mte hrs d w.no l of am now seintteg thoa g end00s testper daybyhe t .tshion mth al. at ithgoe i

. >>> el muro no detiene el cor a coronavirus para cambiado todo.demias como las que estamos viviendo >>> (musica) siempre ve por un 100% demuestra de quÉ estÁs hecho™ en t-mobile te ayudamos a que sigas conectado con lo que más importa. ahora puedes llevarte cuatro smartphones gratis al agregar cuatro líneas, por 30 dólares cada una, con datos ilimitados. para que puedas sentirte cerca de todo lo que te importa. llévate cuatro smartphones gratis al agregar cuatro líneas. visita t-mobile.com hoy. la lucha por el sabor ahora es más dulce... ...y picante. elaborada con el vibrante sabor de mango y un toque de chile. presentamos modelo chelada mango y chile elaborada para aquellos con un espÍritu luchador lo quentonces, hagamos lobiará para sicorrecto hoy. mañana. quedémonos en casa. lavémonos las manos. mantengamos la distancia. por lo menos seis pies, por favor. cuidémonos y cuidemos a los demás. todo valdrá la pena. todos podemos poner de nuestra parte para que los que están en la lucha hagan lo suyo. y cuando esto pase, todos podremos seguir vivien

r on thearound the cor main square, nothing is moving apart from the flags in the spring breeze.uated here is thelv governor cat hotel. it has 125 rooms and one. gue the consequences of coronavirus have been brutal. >> it has been horrible. so it has affected us tremendously. we originally had about 70 people working here, and we are workingn to three peopl here >> what is happening to the people who have lost their jobs? >> most of them are applying for unemployment. they are waiting for their relief checks from the federal government. they are going to food banks. they are helping each other out. whatever they can do just to survivthis pandemic. congress three weeks ago set for small businees.elief today, it ran out of money. the urgency to reopen is obvious, but maryland's governor counls caution. we want to get our economy back. we want to get people back to work, but we want to do so in a safe and smartaywo because the t possible thing we can do is to take actions too quickly. >> today, donald trump met truckers, essential workers that have been keeping the u.s. economy toge

when the governor speaks about the need for 50,000 total beds cor slack bed e, we must capacity. and it's not just available beds. it means bed in an available room. it also has to take into account a bed that has to map a patient in that bed. and all the equipment with ppe that goes with it. all of that must come together to nuance that total bed number in order for us to feel confident that, that is a space a patient can go during our surge planning processes. >> next question. >> governor, thanks as always. i have a question how this is playing out across the state. obviously california a very big place. and a lot of geographic call and political regions here. we are hearing many are more resistant to some of these. congressman nuance was criticizing you about this. i'm curious, has that made at d is not on the same page but we have been enlivened by the spirit of collaboration and cooperation, broadly across the state of california. and i have been impressed, but i've also made the point, not only have i been impressed, but it's exampled in hospitalization numbers, and the ic

d >>yes,hat's cor ect scanned the image thatyou're referring to is actually the kindnes that ho st. and all of the entry points at the airport. >>well over at sfo employees have been making masks in order to help reduce the spread of covid-19. so far the group of volunteers there have made over 200 masks any excess masks will be donated nonprofit groups who nee them. it's been touted by president trump as a ssible treatment for coronavirus has not done ry well in early testing n's medical correspondent elizabeth cohen explains. >>coronavirus patients desperate for a cure awaiting several drugs so we'll know this one hydroxychloroque g far at the university at albany in new york. but there's a mystery about that study hydroxychloroquine has been heavily poticized president trump a cheerleader for it and we're having some very. >>good things happening whether it will be wonderful it would be so eautiful. it will be a gift fromheaven. it works >>but talked to say it needs to be studied first on april 12 new york governor drew cuomo gave a date to expect preliminary results from the alb

>>it is now the law a new health order requiring that you cor your face in public. >>once you leave the confines of your home and your safe space for the pele sheltering west. you have to have been asked to do public health order comes with the power to be in forcby police departments, it's 6 bay area counties alada county spokesperson deputy sergeant ray kelly and basically that. >>and hesaid all people who could go out to the central business activities. us where she's covering it does exclude children between the ages of 2 to 12 exercise there is an exceptiobut. how officers is saying please bring vast which you do love biggs covering your face no longer optional inside places like ocery stores banks using public transit or would you just walking down the street. >>sergeant kelly uses that scenario to describe how the order will be enforced in alameda county if we and all of that have just a conversation with that person at st. >>just want to remind you of the new health order t the memo that. you fired we're not trying to be as knock-down drag-out fights for asb

back to public places i'm i'm in this healing itself really quickly and it's hard to imagine that one cor and i well when we're all going to sort of not use our consul plane goes away going to hop back in our car start hooting again will the coast coronado bloom tries to preserve this and brown mountain plants will there be new standards for coalition or in limits on the bone lead him unfair and car traffic. yeah great question. i've actually consider this notion that maybe sometime in the future that we decide to have a holiday that's one week long and every year we just shut everything down for a week. and week we take a break from everything we're doing. they've given us a new metric to work on because suddenly we have the before and after this this this giant cause this reset that we get on society every year is this i'm going to come out of this i don't know but. there are i'm not the only one it's talking about something like that. so there's there's there's so many interesting positives that i think we're going to have a lot of studies that people that are studying and surveying al

you have higher rates of diabetes or cor nary disease. these are all things that exacerbate an illness. but covid-19 is without a cure, without a vaccine, highly con tablingous and deadly. we are finding that sph just growing exponentially despite all of these actions we have taken on the front end and that is why we need as much help we can go for more ppe or support for medical professionals. >> let's talk about getting as much help as you can get. right now across america it seems like there is a huge divide and a disconnect in understanding whether or not the federal government should be stepping up or whether or not the states should be going at it alone. we know that your state has been asking for supplies. it sounds like your state is not getting the supplies that it needs but then will are states like florida where they have gotten 100% of what they asked for and they have nowhere near close to be in the situation your state is in. does it feel like there are politics at play with regard to what relationship a state has with the p

>> huh-uh, i don't need a face mask to go outside, i jis wear this t-shirt that says i already have cor own . >> trevor: why would i do that. >> to trick the corona. corona sees my shirt, it will be like i don't need to infection her. i already been there. uh-huh. >> trevor: dul see, the coronavirus can't read. >> how do you know that. we don't know anything about in virus. this bitch could have a masters. we don't know, it could work for nasa. >> trevor: you need to get a mask when you are outside. please don't use the shirt, is-t is better. i got to go i really thought you would help me. this is-- man, let me see if i can get someone. yo, michael kosta. >> trevor. >> trevor: what is going on, dude, how are you doing. >> are you okay, man tooz dude, that is why i am calling you. making these masks is harder than people sairks i almost chopped my handoff. >> sewing and needles, you don't need to do that i got t trevor. i took a pillow kairks i cut some holes through the eyes, this is st no sewing, no loops. i just came up with t check this out, this works. it protects your-- oh, i think

the president plans to go to ohio soon as if he to resume campaign rallied at cor everyone within losangeles no matter whether not they have symptoms are not. the mayor said that los angeles is the first major american city to provide this much testing. you can sign up online for appointments at the priority will still go to people showing the symptoms like a fever or a dry cough or shortness of breath. there is no limit on how many times you can be tested. >>> jewish groups are angry with new york city mayor bill diblasio for critical remarks he made about a funeral for an orthodox rabbi. hundreds of mourners ignored social distancing and pack the streets in brooklyn honoring the rabbi who died from the coronavirus. the mayor apologized to anybody that he may have offended but said the procession will lead to more lives being lost. >> people who go to that gathering, some will be sick with this disease and that is just the fact. some will spread the disease to others. >> coronavirus hospitalizations in new york state have been going down every day for more than two weeks and the gove

national narrative is so completely disconnected from the underlying reality that needs to be corrected. cor. a corrective . . . .

. >>> a new survey shows that most americans think president trump was too slow to react cor 65 asked that he did not act quickly enough to slow the spread of the virus. the survey also found that 57% of americans think the president is doing a poor to fair job of providing accurate information about the coronavirus outbreak. the survey was conducted from april 7 to april 12. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau says the u.s. and canada have agreed to keep the border closed for the next three days. the u.s. and the border has been closed to nonessential travel for a month. trudeau has said that the border which spans the 50 -- excuse me, more than 55 valves will be closed for significant amount of time. >>> newmaster aquinas take effect around a bay area at 10:30. what you need to know if you're going out in public. >>> supplies this morning. they gave way to sunshine in the afternoon hours. a little bit of a change in the sunday forecast and then we will talk about the five day. that is coming up. >>> many companies have changed the way they do business in the age of the corona

before we get to the exclusive report, let's get the latest on the coronavirus from kevin cor kevin corke. >> good evening. it was a bull proclamation by the president today. they raise some eyebrows, but probably raised hopes among some that new numbers from the administration on the pandemic and its impact are suggesting that now is the time to reignite the economy. >> the data suggests that nationwide we are past the peak on new cases. these encouraging developments have put us in a very strong position to finalize guidelines on reopening the country. along with other nations, hopefully, we are working with other nations. we will be the comeback kids come all of us, all of us. >> how soon a comeback could or even should happen is obviously still up for debate. while the president noted that there are dozens of states with low infection and mortality rates, a one-size-fits-all strategy is pointless. if all we do is end up spiking the number of new cases. >> there has to be a balance. you know? there is also death involved and i have gone over this with you. we have to get back to work.

putting the ship in, and cor cos of engineers coming in creating a hospital, out of a convention center. pimas -- people's lives will be saved. >> thank you very much. >> this week america continues our aggressive effort to defeat the virus as we enter a crucial and difficult phase of the battle, we continue to sense our prayers to the people of new york and new jersey. and to our whole country, but right now new york and new jersey are hot zones. and we're with them, with everyone. your strug sel struggle is our , we will beat this virus together. i want to send best wishes to a very good friend of mine, a friend to the nation, prime minister boris johnson, we're saddened to hear he was taken to icu this afternoon. a while ago. and americans are all praying for his recovery, he has been a really good friend, something very somewhere, strong. resolute. does not quit, does not give up. we have made tremendous progress to therapeutics, i had a fantastic call today. and i asked two of the leading companies, brilliant companies. ebola, ai aids, they have come h collusionsolutions, i asked t

don't go the opposite cor don't go lighter don't go extremely darker and again just try wait your hair and your bank account think you do not. do not use she ocessing right now if u avoid a hair dryer point you're hot tools all longer between washing ur hair, your natural hair oils are amazing career here juslet your hair in a luminous encourages and justlet it be don't hear too much are there any tips you give men as well. >>a littlebit harder because en mary. >>you're grows hardr to hide back i sideburns dot has the rest of put some product there. my water it down that's all just to protect. it's it's >>i've tried everything except wearing ahead re at work, she's we need to cut. still ahead toght. tyson foods is maki chges after a major coronavirus outbreak at ne of its plants a the company says it is working to try to keep employees safe. and los angeles police break up a big the rftop party. how many the rftop party. how many in these uncertain times, look after yourself, youramily, your friends. bwhat can i do for you today?r finances, we are here for you. we'll take a look at the

>>r coverage continues online we've got to cor copia of knowledge there on kron 4 dot com for you. all of the latest ws articles as well ways. >>to keep you safe. andhis is changing so fast all the rules are changing we just got new mask requirements today for whole counties, miranda sonoma county got to wear a santa cruz is back open. but they want to be swampeby people beaches and parks have reopened there and because over the easter holiday they didn't wa to encourage a lot of from looking in close distance conference rob fleboe reports. you still need to socily distance if you go to the beach. >>the shelter-in-place order that last week closed beache and parks lapsed at midnht and a handful of servers were back in the water here along west cliff drive this morning. mo parks are open again to although parkingmay be limited says county spokesman jason happn so for example you know, which is a very popular rf spot in santa cruz county. prior to the parts of ach d closure was very popular so in the day or 2 people or that our beach closer in thre. we actually put out a larger air y

there's your cloud cor and stormtracker 4 pretty evident sitting across the bay area, one ofthe most nable changes today will have to offer from yesterdaywe stay cooler little cloudier and a few showers for inland areas much activity here in the bay area. but if you are in areas like livermore antioch oakley to read at the ed of some precipitation potential so do ep an eye on those clouds lateon in the afternoon tomorrow. saturday and sunday look to be drbefore been daybreak some isolated light showers nothing heavbut enough to get roadways wet after that we do dry back out into tuesday and wednesday, today's daytime highs back up into the 60's and 70's really not a big change from yesterday mperature wise the biggest difference is the spotty morning. we're in the midst up concord in liverre at 75 degrees. each well antih in santa rosa at 76 oakland hayward san francisco as well as morgan hill on the 60's tomorrow, little cooler yet coling down further into saturday sunday and monday being especially cool the below sprinwhen th bayside areas with 50's bythe coast and that best chance

mike mazzetti, washington investigative cor spend is on the byline of that.tant reporting, mark, thanks very much. take us back if you would to february 25th, the president's coming back from his trip to india, and the woman who heads the national center of immunization and respiratory diseases dr. nancy m messinger, a blunt warning, the stock market tumbles and then ensues basically three weeks of delays. >> that's right, poppy. so dr. messinger's warning comes after several weeks of growing concern in the medical community among president's medical experts about the spread of coronavirus, and especially the new revelation in the community of asymptomatic spread, that people could be spreading this around without showing any symptoms, and that this really as one email showed, you know, one doctor said provides a hole in our response so they get to the point where they're ready to brief president trump on new measures that include social distancing. the president's returning from india. dr. messinger makes the public warning. the stock market tanks and by the

fox congressional cor core upont has the latest -- correspondent has the latest. >> reporter: the pressure is on to get a deal this week. that's because the small business fund is dry. now, the vice president, mike pence, appearing on fox news sunday this morning said they're, quote, close. republicans want to focus the bill on small business to the tune of about $251 billion. democrats want some other things in this bill, helping state and local governments and also access to capital for under-served communities. here's the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. >> we're not going afield in any other thing. and also, to make sure that everyone has access to the program. i'm very pleased at the progress that is being made. we've worked in a very bipartisan way all along. we continue to do so. >> reporter: if they can forge an agreement, the hope is that the house and the senate can come back and approve this interim measure with a skeleton staff on-hand. democrats are concerned about other provisions such as helping state and local governments, some counties own local hospitals and they are s

say there's nobody dumber or more shallow in america than this child of privilege, alexandra geiser corould be quiet and this time and anyone who listens to her is foolish. a research fellow and contributing editor joins us tonight but thanks so much -- and i'm not accusing most democrats of this because i don't think they're guilty of it -- but there are some at the core who see this as an opportunity. what are they trying to do with it? >> exactly right and for the last 100 years, progressive and socialist movements have always thought to capitalize on the opportunities for morris, to famines, from crisis and epidemics to implement their political agenda and receive the same thing happen now. criminal justice advocates are using this moment to empty out thousands and thousands of people from jail. you have people in congress like rashida tlaib who are now advocating for $1 trillion platinum coins and disturbing te people, and you are seeing every kind of expansive progressive and socialist idea, but i think this is the real thing, is that they are falling flat. if you have 10 million

rsyou know cor, erur, e,ouof >> we're gonna have greater inequality. >> reportweer: for all wage workers, says economist darrick hamilton. >> we're gonna have greater overall inequality and greater racial disparity as well. i ink the previous last great recession taught us that. and we also know the structure of the u.s. economy is one where blacks are generally the first fired and last hired. >> it seems very likely that lower income people, less educated people and minorities are going to get especially hard hit.eporter: those are the people l>> st francinei blau wort.ries most ab >> they have less of a cushion, so they're harder hit during the crisis. disproportionately represented among the unemployed as far as we can tell. in addition, they're disproportiately represented among frin contracting the illns. so they'll bcoming out of this period in especially weakened position. >> reporter: even now am the pandemic janitors like marvin madriz are undervalued. >> it is really nice that we recognize all our doctors. it'seally nice that we recognize all the nurses, all the people are invo

ust cor seen doing as a heartwarming act for the person living inside. >>> and here is a live look fromthe sun is just coming out here this morning. time right now is 6:37. and we're going to see some pretty nice, little bit warmer weather throughout the bay area this weekend. we'll talk to lisa when we get back. >>> welcome back here is a live look from our santa cruz camera. it's going to be a pretty day around the bay area. of course, you need to refrain from going to the beaches and all those parks, if we can. so, we can look at them like this fromrning, an r from the s they call a spirit flight. >> the purpose of the flight was not to see the city, but to ask god's blessings over the city. >> the archbishop of new orleans brought holy water from the river jordan, where jesus was baptized, and sprayed it from above to bless the city below. both he and a new orleans rabbi flew for about half an hour from 1,000 feet above inside a 1943 boeing plane. they prayed to heal the city's sick and for the families and health care workers affectedthv. >>> also new this morning, you're going to

>> a system where governors are cor eting against each ots a bad system, but, again, i try not to plce blame because we didn't know that we would thede this much personal prottive uipment around this world, not just as a country, you know, until the coronavirus truly hit. i hope that we don't just learn our lessons, but so that we can increase our cay pacd have a better way to get this out where it's needed as we movforward. it's you have to tough to get it as a state and go out on your own then having to compete with two ways we get it, we are working with our local businesses to try toma facture, an we've got a company that changed their leathermaking into a face shield manufacturing, which has been really significa and helpful, and we're working with others to try to create masks and gowns and other forms of p.p.e. the third way we do it is a donation we've seen everything from veterans who are large manufacturers step up andn provide tho of pieces of p.p.e. going directly to our healthcare providers and it unifs the state. >> woodruff: governor,o quickly,, obviously, have had a sta

valley, so for the next couple of days of this igh pressure we're playing keep away with most the cloud corstart to lose that heading intothe weekend. onshore flow here comes the moisture. but it looks like the hit for rain appears to be on sunday. and notice this is coming basically from west to east. so it's not one of those cold core lows directly into gu of alaska. maybe perhaps by monday might have some cooler air in there to scrounge up some mountaisnows up in the sierra the suess of system into next week goes up and around us, we'll still be and more cooler sector more cloud cover to negotiate through, but we may not feel th squeeze much the way of rain out of thossuccess of systems though all right t's get to it your 4 zone forecast d some interesting numbers along the way here we ven't seen these for a little while no74 san francisco, 75 per mission district but to the coast. daly city 70 to 69 pacifica half moon bay coming in at 70, so definitely feeling like spring here lower to middle 70's on the northern end of the peninsula here uth san francisco 7574 burning no great 72, but

steve cor win now, and dr. corwin will join me throughout the air, calling it a doctor on duty. and he's the president of new york press hospital here in new york city. dr. corwin, i can't see you but it sounds like we have a solid connection. craig melvin here, can you hear me okay? >> craig, i can hear you and i think we have a pretty good connection. >> let's start with what we heard over the weekend from everyone from the surgeon general to other members of the president's coronavirus task force team that this is going to be the week of reckoning here in new york city. we're expected to see a surge in the number of hospitalizations, icu admissions, deaths even. is that where you are? i mean, do you believe that that's what we're looking at over the next few days? >> i think this is going to be a tough week. and we've had a couple of tough weeks in the past. but our projections, our statistical models, and the same with the other major hospital systems in the city, project it to peak sometime later this week into early next week. so just to give you an example, we have 2,200

. >> joining us cnn chief medical cor spont somethi correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta. it was interesting to hear deborah birx say social distancing will be with us throughout the summer. she didn't put an end date. she said social distance something here to stay for a while. she sends the message as some states are beginning to ease some of the distancing restrictions, some of them, and reopen some businesses, some of them. so how can you have both things at once, sanjay? what exactly does it mean in terms of what needs to stay in place and what can begin to relax a little? >> i think it's tough to have both at the same time, and i don't like to be the one to say that, but i think it's the honest truth and the reality is we're dealing with the virus is contagious as you start to get people starting to go to these plays again and i was even hearing alisyn your interview with the restaurant owner from houston, i believe. i mean, i admire his sort of diligence and wanting to do things the right way. the problem is he's dealing with a contagious virus that he address the v

that's statutory of the cor constituency for bernie sanders. could really see it in caucus states. there weren't as many caucus states this time around as there have been in the past. that's one of the reforms. as a result, there weren't that many nevadas on the map for bernie sanders. but certainly that core sanders constituency, the biden campaign hopes sanders will be able to bring those voters to biden without much incident. we'll see if that happens. but when i say our understanding of the sanders coalition maybe as changed a little bit, to give you an example here, these are the new numbers we just got today. remember, just before sanders dropped out last week, they had the wisconsin primary. they had the vote. today they actually released the totals. this is what happened there last week. 63% for biden. 31% for sanders. this was one of bernie sanders' best states in 2016. remember, he won by 14 points in wisconsin over hillary clinton in 2016. this time he lost by a two to one margin. this is what wisconsin looked like when it was sander

voters' perspective, there's there are a number of polling places that had to be closed because of cor e ncou believe evnneer igible to ir t ghean so today?ns >> wis still had early voting and the opportunity toen receive abe ballots. none of that was prevented true through this process. when we felt uncomfortable with s an election being open for additional days when you had an election day april 7. anyone who post marks their vo by 7:00 p.m. today, their vote will count. we want everybody toble to vote. we want to make sure there arepe safeguards thaple who aren't supposed to be voting don't vot t re are thousands of people who requested absentee ballots who still hadd them vetil this moreiningt . n'do yocreu really believe evere who has a chance to voe will be able to do so today? >> the governor and legislature was pushing forpril 7, and if they didn't get that process done, that's going to be up to e state to make sure they got those baots out. able to vote.want everyone to be what we did not want is to see safeguards taken wayike d., making sure that the voter who is turning in t

[inaudible] a cor

with that comes the concern that people might igthat is cor and it will be better on the weekend.. i mean, it is all the way up sacramento, vacaville, and even towards fairfield. and now the wind is turning easterly. so it is going to bring some of that cloud cover even back in. sfo does have a few bucks in the clouds. but it is cloudy to mostly cloudy everywhere. there's been little drizzle, not allowed. a little bit. and some of the rain is now moving south. 59, 53 for the city. 91, are high. 1989. 40 in 1990, man. record low. but that low cloud deck is everywhere. it is foggy and damp. so up in northern sacramento valley, also in now saying napa county, you can find a lot of low clouds. it is all being filled in by that low. i mean, we could see. it is hard to see that low cloud deck. the continues to produce coming in from nevada, it is raining now in south lake tahoe. but some of the higher get that >> there you go. east of santa rosa. east of napa, fairfield, concord, oakland. west southwest. even used, you know, saturday night. vacaville, travis, and that napa airport. that