canadian broadway star nicole darrow was in intensive care for about 3 weeks with covered 19 then doctors had to amputate the 41 year old's right leg blood clots have caused irreversible damage. the case shows that corona virus is more than just a lung infection intensive care medics from china north america and europe are seeing more and more thrombosis. these blood clots are not just dangerous of patients limbs they can break away and affect the lungs the heart all the brain in the form of pulmonary embolisms heart attacks or strokes. the research team at new york's irving medical center says it has never seen so many extreme abnormal cases from the 1st known instance of coffee 19 nearly half a year ago in the chinese city of. medical scientists a still learning all the ways the virus can cause harm. welcome to this covered 19 special what's in berlin it's good to have you with us at their worst they can cause heart attacks and strokes blood clots are becoming a common complication with covered 19 cases scientists are trying to understand why specialists at hamburg's forensic medicine i

distance themselves even more while also staying safe golden gate avenue from a sonic to divison darrow is now among the streets added to the list. >>bikers we talked with say they're excited about the change heading a >>if you want to get on they want >>they're kato was with the san francisco municipal what we learned was that people were really craving this outdoor additional stays and i really the only negative feedback we've received thus far is he why can't i have this on my street she says that even more streets will likely be added to the list right now people can take part in a survey to give their thoughts on where the next round of slow streets should be so we do have staff out in the field and making sure everything's going good talking to residents to get their feedback onslow streets in their neighborhood in san francisco jonathan mccall on for news. >>much of the country is unlikely to go out to bars restaurants, theaters or gyms anytime soon. this is according to a new poll by the associated press. and let's get to the numbers in the poll only half of the people who regul

distance themselves even more while also staying safe golden gate avenue from a sonic to divison darrow is now among the streets added to the list. >>bikers we talked with say they're excited about the change heading a >>if you want to get on they want >>they're kato was with the san francisco municipal transportation. >>what we learned was that people were really craving this outdoor additional stays and i really the only negative feedback we've received thus far is he why can't i have this on my street she says that even more streets will likely be added to the list right now people can take part in a survey to give their thoughts on where the next round of slow streets should be so we do have staff out in the field and making sure everything's going good talking to residents to get their feedback onslow streets in their neighborhood in san francisco jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >>in the east bay now and the city of alameda will be expanding its slow streets program next week on tuesday, there will be a soft closure of santa clara avenue from 6th street to pacific avenue and the soft

has a darrow had an inch of rain, center rosa had an inch of rain. also towards, a lot of impressive winds in napa a half inch, danville a quarter inch. mostly cloudy we are getting off and on rain by the way, san francisco has picked up 11 100s and they did not get any rain in february yet they got rain in april and may. history repeated itself from 1864 when they also had rain in april and may, how about that? this is one of those patterns aware on the coastal hills of the santa cruz mountains, it can keep going and going. it is not heavy but it is a steady rain and the next thing you know you picked up rain. we have a mild air mass in place and a little breeze in the hills it is almost 30 miles per hour, 16 to 25, not strong but it is there. there's a little dip in the job stream, that is going to funnel and moisture and i will keep some cloud cover often on rain going and then you get a little break, thursday, friday and saturday but sunday and monday maybe into tuesday, using a half inch, quarter inch, up to an inch of rain. something to watch g

>>this is what it looked like this is on chestnut street right near to visit darrow. >>you can see a whole lot of people on the sidewalk spilling into the street. most of them. not wearing any sort of facial covering definitely not 6 feet apart, you figure all those people don't live in the same household. >>a san francisco police responded to a complaint about the groups of people there because almost everyone as grant pointed out though you can see there they were not wearing face coverings are practicing physical distancing. officers gave the businesses involved a warning for not complying with the provisions of the public health order and documented the situation in a report headed to the city attorney's office is the first complaint like this filed since the stay at home order was put in place a san francisco supervisor catherine stefani responded on twitter she represents the marina portion of the city. >>saying the violation of the order is considered a misdemeanor and that we all need to take this thing more seriously, stephanie also stress that although we've

, let's go ahead and check out the weather forecast look at that beautiful shot from the american darrow, dave nice job. >>why you know i can even improve on that got to get back you're looking at some of the cameras show your work here is done my part its people are herbalists there. yeah well i was still doing all the good morning morning and good morning, everybody happy cinco de mayo a sweet when it's going to be at that 2 we've got to temperatures are not too hot yet we're building on that live shot coming in from sfo looks like some background fog there at the hills and no delays this morning. so that's good news there temperature check, how we don't 40's up there to the north bay. 50's over most of the east bay livermore little chilly of 4851 san jose and the peninsula lot of 40 still but 52 checking in this hour now for san francisco. so most of the traffic a true to form with this high building is going up and around us we did talk a little bit about this marine layer kind of picking up a little bit tonight and a very early for the overnight, it will probably clear out by this t

darrow o'carroll. he's an emergency room physician in honolulu, hawaii and he consulted on the netflix series "pandemic: how to prevent an outbreak." doctor, great to have you with us. as we've been reporting, there has been an outbreak at the white house. a place where the president and his staff are regularly tested if not daily. if they can't contain the virus at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, what hope is there for greater america? >> that's i think a legitimate concern. and i admittedly am not in the know of what sort of precautions that their team is taking. and you would think they'd be taking the most extreme precautions possible because when our leaders do contrast this illness there's more worry, as we saw in the uk with boris. so i think the perception is that it could be worrisome. but it's a testament to how sneaky this virus is and how it's spread sprout the globe so rapidly there's a large percentage of asymptomatic carriers and it can spread through res practice dri tri droplets. we're learn

>> guest: i wasn't cut out -- clarence darrow, the partnership drove me crazy. it is a series of accidents. a civil servant for a time in washington making $12.60 a year, the second lowest, became an actor by accident, i became a gangster. guiding light about a nurse, same script, getting killed, no tenure. many jobs like radical college professors. as a result, one thing led to another. i play classical jazz, take off on operas, and a racetrack, carmen, not too wisely but too often. i plan an aria, and mix things up. one thing led to another. finally i wound up on this radio station. you should do this more often. interview people and eavesdropping, actually conversations and the magazine or the station, my publisher, the new press called me one day and got an idea for a book and that is where it began. >> host: what was stood's place? >> guest: how can i describe it? about a neighborhood restaurant run by me, myself, stood is my name and a wonderful actress named beverly younger played the waitress and there was a handyman. a good leader, singer, thought he wo

is calling for a coronavirus test site in the tenderloin here's his tweet we have sights on abarca darrow, south of market, i'm advocating for test site in the tenderloin and expand the criteria. san francisco has been testing at under the 10th of our overall capacity. a lot more testing is how we identify people who need treatment isolation and start to open up. >>our coverage of the coronavirus is always there and available for you on our website at kron 4 dot com just want to remind you we always have the very latest headlines, health advisories. and advice on how to stay safe during this pandemic so if you need information but kron 4 dot com we'll humira patients,... ...this one's for you. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better... with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner needle... with less pain immediately following injection. ask your doctor about humira citrate-free. and you can use your co-pay card to pay as little as $5 a month. humira can lower your abili

distance themselves even more while also staying safe golden gate avenue from a sonic to divison darrowd to the list. >>bikers we talked with say they're excited about the change heading a >>if you want to get on they want >>they're kato was with the san francisco municipal what we learned was that people were really craving this outdoor additional stays and i really the only negative feedback we've received thus far is he why can't i have this on my street she says that even more streets will likely be added to the list right now people can take part in a survey to give their thoughts on where the next round of slow streets should be so we do have staff out in the field and making sure everything's going good talking to residents to get their feedback onslow streets in their neighborhood in san francisco jonathan mccall. >>on for news. >>well in the east bay expect more street closures right around alameda starting next week the city is expanding its slow streets pilot program started tuesday, there will be a soft closure of santa clara avenue from 6 street all the way to pacific avenu

canadian broadway star nick or darrow was in intensive care for about 3 weeks with coverage 19 then doctors had to amputate the 41 year old's right leg blood clots have caused irreversible damage. the case shows that corona virus is more than just a lung infection intensive care medics from china north america and europe are seeing more and more thrombosis sees. these blood clots so not just dangerous of patients limbs they can break away and affect the lungs the heart or the brain in the form of pulmonary embolisms heart attacks or strokes. the research team at new york's irving medical center says it has never seen so many extreme abnormal cases from the 1st known instance of cough in 1000 nearly half a year ago.