i'm dion lim. we will get to the story about the representative in a moment but first more on the coronavirus. the bay area is usually bustling on a saturday night at bars and restaurants, concerts, even sporting events. but not tonight. in our first weekend under a shelter-in-place order. abc7 news reporter lauren martinez joins us live in walnut creek. and, lauren, what did you find? >> reporter: it is so quiet. it does not feel like a saturday night. we talked to a general manager at a bar, and she made a great point. she said what does the weekend really even mean now for all these bars and restaurants that are selling alcohol? we walked earlier to see how these businesses are adjusting. this wine bar residual sugar wine bar, they're offering bottles to go, which they never use to do before. let's keep walking down locust street and seeing what's open, what's closed and what's changed. as we walked down a florist shop said reopen on april 7th. ramon rotisserie changed their patio window to a ta

i'm dion lim. >>> here are the latest headlines on the coronavirus tonight of the cdc is recommending events nationwide with more than 50 people be canceled for the next eight weeks. in the east bay, health officials from kaiser permanente and medical facilities say no elect ive surgeries at the four east bay hospitals for at least two weeks. it's all to prepare for a possible surge of coronavirus patients. also tonight, calistoga, joint unified and maraga school districts announced they're canceling classes for several weeks. travis air force base says an active duty airmen and a dependent of a service member have both tested positive for coronavirus. san francisco state university also confirmed an employee has tested positive for the virus. now, here are the confirmed cases in the bay area. take a look. sonoma county announced a fifth case, this one community transmitted. santa clara reported another 23 cases today, for a total of 114. the most in the state. and san francisco has 37 cases, including two ucsf health care workers who tested positive. san mateo county has 32 cases whi

. >> and i'm dion lim. right away that breaking news, in san francisco starting monday all schools, pre-k through 12 will close through spring break. >> the san francisco unified school district is taking the time to prepare school communities in the likelihood of a prolonged covid-19 epidemic. this is not business as usual. >> that is the san francisco unified school district superintendent, vin seng vincen matthews, speaking less than an hour ago. the district is closing all schools to train staff for a possible long-term change. >> all services will be closed, including before and after school day care and enrichment services. they are working on ways to provide lunches and child care to families in need. new developments have been coming in minute by minute. four san jose firefighters have tested presumptive positive for covid-19 putting an entire station under kwoequarantine. >> the president says travel restrictions to california or washington are possible if the infection rate gets out of control. di

in pursuit of disobedient women, new york times reporter, dion reflects on her time as the papers west africa chief. look for these titles in book stores this week, watch for the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. and now prime time. starting in a moment, historian gretchen looks at how the introduction of the automobile impacted the lives of african-americans. also this evening, washington post columnist, ej offers his thoughts on how more democrats can win in the 2020 election. current talks about the strengths and weaknesses of president trump's foreign policy. the two-party system is damaging america's democracy. in former chicago mayor and chief of staff, emmanuel offers a firsthand account of how innovation is taking place in cities across the country. check your program guide for more information. now, here's gretchen discussing her book, driving while black. >> welcome to the free library in philadelphia. director and author. i do have one unfortunate update to our program, rick burns will not participate in our discussion this evening

. >> hi there, it's dion lim in fisherman's wharf, where my photographer and i were noticing how empty it was, and then we rolled up on this spy shop and wondered why was it still open? it turns out it's designated as a security hardware and supplies business, making it essential. you can see in the window they sell pepper spray even survival kits. >> kris reyes, in my closet taking conference calls, working on stories. i'm sure many parents are doing this because there is no other room in the house that's quiet. my son is outside playing and desperately trying to do his abcs. >> that's so cute. >> well. >> i know, as a mom. but you have a different mind-set on this. just let me go to the closet where it's quiet, please. >> give me a break. >> sandhya is happy to be here, right? >> yeah, but have i made the best thank you so much situation with my kids. my husband has been working with multiple meetings. so i'm sitting there trying to scramble with homework, trying to help them out, get food on the table, doing everything before i come in. but don't worry, have i your forecast. let's t

off the past and present can light the lamps we call old fashioned nurse's bonnets and traditional dion silk is juxtaposed with contemporary motifs and old medical books. on the pitch for a hospital bill it's. actually fairly deluxe and throughout the building you see a kind of contrast between rich and poor poor. john philip new era has he has office in a town near paris he specialized in redesigning hotels for over 30 years. when i design a hotel i imagine that i'm planning the 1st shots of a movie sometimes you're drawn into a film by the very 1st seems by the editing the music it's the same with the hotel that i try to introduce the guests to this atmosphere and they take on a role in the film so to speak. one of his best known projects is the otel morley tour in western paris it was originally built as a swimming pool complex in 1029 in the art deco style after it closed down in the 1980 s. its walls became a canvas for graffiti artists when remodelling it john philip noel incorporated the building's colorful history into his concept. as with all my projects it ended up a blend of

ones who are doing the messaging not politicians really on either side of the aisle doctors celine dion are joining us tonight from new york we listen to your point. as often as we can talk together it's an excellent piece of work thank you i pleasure thank you. our list take a look now at the latest coronavirus numbers around the world more than 8 100000 people have been infected worldwide and almost 40000 have died the u.s. death toll has climbed past 3500 more than in china with cases rising rapidly russia has reported its biggest one day rise in new cases some $500.00 bringing that country's total to more than $2300.00 and the world health organization is mourning that even though the focus is now on europe and the united states the coronavirus pandemic is still quote far from over in asia and the pacific region. for the german football league has confirmed that the restart date for the bonus league it will be april 30th at the earliest germany's top tier league has been suspended since march 13th the clubs agreed on tuesday that the suspension should be extended because of the pand

i'm larry beil. >> and i'm dion lim.unties today reported new coronavirus cases. sonoma county now has four including their first case of community spread. that patient is an employee of the health center. santa clara county reported 12 more cases pushing its total to 91. san francisco has five additional case and marin county has two additional cases. >> new restrictions on gatherings start at midnight for three counties, and these numbers will vary depending on where you live. gatherings of more than 100 people are banned in contra costa county. san mateo county banning groups of more than 50 people. and san mateo banning groups more than 35 people. >> and new public health orders are putting bars and restaurant owners in tricky positions. smaller crowds have led to a loss in business and revenue. some owners say they have chosen to stay open for their employees. >> in his address to the country declaring a national emergency over the coronavirus yesterday president trump claimed that google is launching a coronavirus

birthday suit by aaron blakely, aaron mallon, dion grand, savannah peach wood, jason clark and robins. have a nice day by billy crystal performed by justin garza, and after bending, billy crystal, rachel dredge, darrell hammond, krista jackson, kevin kline and a fool cast. "puss in boots" performed by jim nails, mark aldrich, nick sullivan, brian holden, meredith engle be, lynn north, john brady and johnny heller. the audie awards goes to random house audio for "angels in america". [applause] >> you guys have fun in audiobook land. the finalist for original works are. >> original work. evil i. narrated by nick toasty, bernard white and rita wolf. i eat men like air narrated by elizabeth fair, lawfully ever after, by stephanie bentley and miranda ray, narrated by stephanie bentley, henry kaiser, and aaron wilson. nevertheless we persist. by samantha macleod, rachel jan eddie, mary caroline smith, jackie rosen, francesca amari, rachel wiseman, k e white, beverly lawrence, carol schneider. performed by crystal lewis, emily barrett, suzanne -- madeleine blakely, lisa planner, carly robbi

joining me on set with a look at axios a.m., dion rabouin.or joining us on set. >> no problem. thanks for having me. >> this is your inaugural moment on "morning joe's" first look. good to see you. talk about axios' one big thing today. >> the big thing today is the world needs donald trump to save it. crazy to say but that's where we are right now. the entire world looking at president trump for the respo e response. we'll see if we get it. there are negotiations on capitol hill, and people are hopeful. >> americans needing the negotiations to come through, some of the relief packages to come through. let's look at markets today. futures are up this morning. yesterday, the biggest drop in a day since '87. >> yeah. >> unbelievable, what markets have been doing over the last two weeks. what are we expecting to see today? >> well, we're hoping that futures start to climb back up. i've been talking to folks on the street and on the market over the past few days. they say there's no reason fundamentally, economically, for the market to be selling

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in the news room, dion lim, abc 7 news. >>> bay area amusement parks are responding to the coronavirus california's great american in santa clara says it will postpone opening its season until saturday, april 4th. the ceo says there's been no confirmed case of the virus on any of the company's properties. six flags has decided to suspend operations until the end of the month. the company says it has no confirmed cases there. >> disney land is shutting down starting tomorrow, but its food won't be going to waste. today the park announced that during its closure it will be donating all excess food to the second harvest food bank of roun orange county. all disney parks across the globe will be shut down as of monday through the end of the month. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. >> athere's food going to people who need it the most. >> absolutely. so important. >>> we have good weather news, foo. >> much-needed rainfall coming our way. much-needed snow to the sierra. a look at live doppler 7. in terms of precipitation, it has not arrived yet. what has arrived is strong gusty win

dion lim shows us how families and total strangers are spreading happiness. one example has a really heartwarming ending skblort in campbell, martin turned 10 years old this week, his birthday different than expected. >> the initial plan was to have a bouncy house in the back house. >> that plan changed when they came up with an idea to hold up a sign outside their home asking for drivers to honk. >> i thought they wouldn't really honk, but lots of people did. >> reporter: including the street sweeper who not only circled around the block, but coming back with this baskin-robbins gift card. >> it was just absolutely wonderful. >> reporter: meantime, in san bruno, another birthday, this time for 6-year-old jonah polito whose bowling party had been canceled. >> he was super sad about it, and i told all of our friends and family how he's been feeling about his birthday, so they came and surprised him. ♪ happy birthday, dear jonah >> singing happy birthday from their cars in a reverse serenade. >> we can't be any more like thankful for what they did and chose to

we sent abc7 news anchor dion lim to see how the businesses are adapting and trying to stay afloat. >an francisco's outer richmond, cass sava restaurant is doing more than just takeout. there is a virtual tip line online for staff. >> we urge to do the same as it will take a long time for them to receive unemployment checks. >> restaurants are adapting in other ways. instead of dishing out $170 meals, one michelin star sushi bar juni is offering bowls of fish and rice to go for 35 bucks. here in north beach, they've transformed this window, usually reserved for customers into a no contact takeout window. >> i want to thank you for all the support that the community and the beach and all over san francisco. the pizzeria was born to bring people together. we're doing this broken heart. >> oths ffering discounts on pickup and to go orders, like z and y gift house and offering freebies. i got this thai tea with my takeout. the golden gate restaurant association also has this idea. already being used in other parts of the country to protect owners. >> a business sales something say at a 25

abc7's dion lim has that story. >> we are on day two of patrolling tefa v from foro wchtarted just a couple of days ago during the coronavirus outbreak. >> we are still on grand avenue. so far looks really quiet. >> reporter: they are just two of the thousands who responded online in less than 48 hours wanting to keep their community, chinatown, safe. patrolling the streets for hours, members keep out an eye for everything from seniors who need help to looters to prevent incidents like this brutal assault. >> they are not speaking out or they can't do nothing or they're just timid about it. we just decided we have to do something. >> reporter: there has been a decrease in crime in the wake of coronavirus. compared to last month violent crime, property crime, and the number of service calls are dwn. but that's not stopping sf peace collective founding member from continuing his mission of watching out for his neighbors whose frustrations seem to be mounting. >> finally it got to be point where it's like, okay, i just need to take it upon myself. and luckily there were other, you know,

dion lim, "abc7 news." >> guys, what do you think of all this? >> so many people, it's touching and fascinating how so many people are finding new ways to connect with another one. >> absolutely. >> spencer? [ inaudible question ] >> we can't hear spencer right now. we'll come back to spencer in a minute. let's move on. the actor and director is doing what he can to help the public through these difficult times. ♪ >> good evening, everybody. even though it's very clearly the afternoon and welcome to sgn. john, what is sgn? that's a good question. >> sgn stands for some good news. he asks people to post good news on his twitter feed and said they delivered, providing heard warming messages from people around the world. his new film was delayed because of theout break dan, he looks a little too good as a news caster, if you ask me. >> he cleans up nicely. but that's another -- echoes something we hear more and more as this progresses. and that people are longing for a little bit of humor, a little bit of good news. so much of it is so scary and con

we try to find every one of them, dion, a lot of good stuff. >> the pup is so cute. almost in. >> so close. all right, chris. lots of fun. thanks very much. >>> a couple in p germany has taken center stage to find >>> new on abc 7 news at 6:00, getting food and supplies without lele and mask, goggles and more. and right now, to a story of hope in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. ♪ get off my blue suede shoes >> they sound great! you slay seen sing alongs in italy. now, neighbors in germany are finding comfort and support sings on balcony's fromny's from and neighbors join in hitting a high note in a low time. seeing little bits of humanity. that is it for abc 7 news at 5:00. we will see you back here at 6:00. play flo us on stain gram, >>> breaking news.in gram, the coronavirus now topping 300,000 cases worldwide. more than 32,000 in the u.s. growing concerns some americans are ignoring warnings to stay home. california's first weekend under orders to stay inside, groups of people spotted on the state's beaches. new york state's shutdown going into effect tonigh

abc7 news anchor dion lim found a lot of folks offering up a helping hand in many different ways. >> reporter: in redwood city. >> hi. >> i'm anna. we're seniors in high school. right now we're going on a grocery run for a couple of members in need in our community. >> reporter: young people documenting their efforts to raise awareness for the group project covid-19 love peninsula which has gotten more than ot50 volunteer sign-ups in one day. founder of oakland at risk.com, connecting healthy young adults with elders or those with compromised immune systems. >> even within a day or two, we have had over 250 people that have signed up to help. it's amazing. and it just shows that the bay area is an amazing place full of amazing people. >> reporter: in walnut creek at blue wave dental, dr. david nisemboyan is offering free video consults. >> i've got plenty of time to do consults if necessary, so we've got three weeks of lockdowns. >> reporter: to marin county and tommy salsa in novato. >> from the bottom of my heart f somebody needs a burrito, we're here to help. >> reporter: giving k

abc7 news's anchor dion lim went in search of people giving a lending hand in many ways. >> reporter: school and we're going on a grocery run for a couple of members in need in our community. >> reporter: young people documenting their efforts to raise awareness for the group project covid-19 love peninsula which has gotten more than 50 volunteer sign ups in one day. in the east bay crystal founder of oakland at risk.com connecting healthy young adults with elders or those with compromised immune systems. >> even within a day or two, we have had over 250 people that have signed up to help. it's amazing and it just shows that the bay area is an amazing place full of amazing people. >> reporter: and in hercules, at a time when restaurants are suffering themselves, a heroic offering from the restaurant lela by the bay, offering school kids and adults free meals, no questions asked. meryeangorter:o marin county and tommy salsa in novato. >> from the bottom of our heart, if anybody needs a burrito, we're here to help. >> reporter: giving kids what they call amigos burritos. a hit. we found

in san francisco, dion lim, abc7 news. >> just horrible to hear some of those stories. we have a link to the reporting center at our website. in midst of this coronavirus pandemic, you can take action and help others. go to abc7news.com/takeaction to find your ally along with a list of resources. >>> well, more and more people are starting to get tested for coronavirus, including hundreds of people in hayward. how many people tested positive on the first day. >>> plus there was a rush to get real ids by the deadline this year, but that was just for over 75 years people have saved money with...ohhh... ...with geico... ohhh...sorry! director's voice: here we go. from the top. and action for over 75 years people have saved money with gecko so.... director's voice: cut it! ...what...what did i say? gecko? i said gecko? aw... for over 75 year...(laughs. but still trying to keep it contained) director's voice: keep it together. i'm good. i'm good. for over 75...(uncontrollable laughter). what are you doing there? stop making me laugh. vo: geico. saving people money for over s

dion's go bonanza took a back seat in the 67th minute byron's away fans held up banners that insulted hoffenheim hop. in line with new guidelines from the german f.a.a. referee thing at stop the match the banners were removed and the match continued but only for another 10 minutes. when another insulting banner returned to get sent the players off the pitch. fine officials and players attempted to convince the fans to remove the banas. even by an chairman collins who came down from the stands and sure it's at least as a representative of buy and i'm deeply ashamed because of these troublemakers i can only say that the moment has arrived where the bundesliga the german f i n n the german football league you have to take common steps against these troublemakers for you and see. if the banners had gone up for a 3rd time a 6 nomen for brian would have turned into a 2 mil loss a 3rd offense means games are abandoned. the trend is deep my hope and why does he inspire such hatred. the multi-billionaire is not just a form of hoffenheim is planned over the past 20 years he's pumped more than 3

celine dion, pearl jam, madonna also postponing.eremony on hold all in the name of public safety. if you have plans, we recommend you check. got a lot going on. >> havtomessag >>> late night tv also making daafter deciding to tape their shows without studio audiences like we are, coronavirus fears have prompted three of the major late night shows to take it a step further and suspend production altogether at least until march 30th. stephen colbert, jimmy fallon, and seth myers will take a precautionary break. jimmy kimmel will not go there yet. he'll continue to tape without an audience. though last night if you watched, you might have noticed someone new on stage. former presidential candidate mayor pete, and he came bearing gifts. >> i've been made to feel very welcome here today. because i never show up to somebody's home empty-handed, i brought gifts for the crew. truth is i have a shipping container full of pete for president merch that i can't get rid of. so -- [ applause ] >> good sense of humor there. he's enjoying his hosti

beethoven 2020 for 250th anniversary year on dion you. come on the road. for weeks now in beijing there hasn't been any point in getting up early. the only reason to do so is to check the latest number of new infections. right after waking up. have you on the fact is they almost always or 5000 confirmed cases of the illness. i came to work in china as a journalist in 2007 and got married to lulu from beijing we have one son and live in a housing complex in the north of the city i travel around china a lot making reports but now i've been grounded and the niagara i need to best is to locate. cordons have been erected around cities but also around entire provinces as well as city districts and even every housing complex. outside my neighborhood block uniformed men check everyone's comings and goings. the neighborhood committees are important cogs in the communist party security apparatus there to monitor residents political and social behavior. now they're functioning as health police. temperature checks enforced quarantines upon leaving the city mandatory f

. >> hi, dion, coming up in sports bay area teens help out the elderly in tough times and plus, sharks low gab couture, >>> now, abc7 sports. >> hi, everybody, chris alvarez from home, happy birthday to sharks captain, logan couture, he hopped on a zoom video call yesterday with the other rivals from the pacific division. if you want to see that interesting video, i tweeted it on my account. one of the topics included which teammate you would not want to get stuck in quarantine with. >> the least one is easy. jumbo, i don't know how he is surviving right now. he for sure, if he cannot go to the rink, he walks. >> that is 100% true. >> i don't know what he is doing. >> i texted him a couple of times throughout this, just to check in on him how he is doing. that is easy. >> and this is a great story, the san jose earthquakes are eae accepting delivery requests and giving them to the elderly and they are accepting medical supplies to donate to nearby facilities. >> i tried to put myself in their shoes and understand where they are coming from. and a lot of them are probably scared and fee

in the newsroom, dion lim, abc7 news. >> very nice. >> so nice. >> isn't that nice? news at 4:00, the wife of an abc7 employee isolated at home after coming down with coronavirus is now able to join her family. the transition from isolation to having to shelter in place. >>> plus, the san jose sharks are now taking part in an online challenge, bringing some fun to people at home. we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering chevy owners complimentary onstar crisis assist services and wifi data. if you need a new chevy, interest-free financing for 84 months - with deferred payments for 120 days on many of our most popular models. you may even shop online and take delivery at home. it's just our way of doing our part... my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech stuff. today, i'm earning on a charger. so, just the charger then? ummm... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah! (sarcastically) fantastic. earn 1.5% cash back on

sa but sandhya patel is in for drew -- >> this is going to last at least through tomorrow morning, dions we look at doppler 7, we've had isolated showers today. as a matter of fact, right now it is all quiet. we had a few hundredths herehune there. thunderstorms and snow showers mixing with rain in the sierra. a few showers and ter o north. here's a lovely view from the santa cruz camerame. one lonely born on the beach keeping a big social distance. low 60s in san francisco to oakland and san jose. gilroy, 57 degrees. if you are going to the beach, remember six-foot distance. 8:00 p.m. tonight until 3:00 a.m. monday. beach hazard standard in effect. watch for the sneaker waves and west/northwest facing beaches. stunning right now. 63 in santa rhodesa. 64 in napa. 63 in concord. a lovely view from the golden gate bridge camera, showing blue skies. gentle breeze. showers arrive tomorrow afternoon. it is going to be unsettled into the middle of next week. tomorrow morning, you have time to get out and go out for a walk. it feels good, trust me. keep your distance. upper 30s to upper 40s. i

. >> in san francisco, dion lim, abc7 news. >> all right. here is another look from droneview7 live along the embarcadero in san francisco. kristen, as we have seen all around the city and all around the bay area, things have really slowed down, thankfully. >> yeah, that's a trickle of cars, but ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ >>> a salute to educators doing everything they can to help their students adjust to learning from home. >> melissa pixcar is in livermore. >> this is mccovey stewart, a second grade student. mccovey and her family have been adjusting to life at home since the shelter in place order on monday night. >> it's been a little bit overwhelming, how do we keep any kind of normalcy. >> serena has been doing her best to keep mccovey busy by setting time for art projects and

>> reporter: eric, dion, our shelter at home reality has been really tough for a lot of folks to swallow. take a look. we are here in fisherman's wharf. i've been coming here since i was a kid. i have never ever seen it like this. it is empty. all stores shut uptight. a lot of people social distancing today with some exceptions. >> we're going to have to see what's open and not open and make the best of it, right? >> these tourists couldn't find anything open in san francisco's famous fisherman's wharf. most businesses closed. jefferson street was desserted. this was a different story. lots of people out getting air and exercising. most practicing social distancing, but not all. >> as you see, there's not that much out there in place. it's beautiful. there's more people out than last year the same time. >> it seems like people are spacing themselves cautiously and walking around people. >> reporter: the health department has posted these signs about social distancing as a reminder. the sfpd taking it a step further. >> your actions could save a life. >> reporter: this public service anno

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rally he went on to the streets of the british capital see 1st time the catering industry is coping as dion is literally avoid restaurants and cafes out of fear. london is one of the world's top food capitals with eateries offering cuisine from every country you can imagine chinese on the telly and food are among the more popular choices but as with almost every other aspect of everyday life coronavirus has disrupted the restaurant industry google trends data shows that interest in the secrecy and has plummeted since the crisis began from the beginning of the year interest in chinese food has fallen by 33 percent globally by 34 percent in the u.k. this restaurant and so who's famous chinatown was once thriving in crowded now the tables are empty on this i mean we already have. time for them if a week you need to know our own him a nice if we can do you have to kill our own for 30 minutes and raise all of the referees in this other cities force the case. from the u.k. we immediately have to come for all of us to to leave the reference and maybe one weeks later since. we lost our own think to

ones who are doing the messaging not politicians really on either side of the highway doctors celine dion are joining us tonight from new york we listen to your point if the democrats as often as we can dr going to it's an excellent piece of work thank you i pleasure thank you. well as coronavirus cases continue to climb in the u.s. pressure is growing on so-called essential workers to continue to sell groceries and to make home deliveries some workers have gone on strike workers at the e-commerce giant amazon walked out of their warehouse in new york city over fears that they are not being protected from the virus there were also nationwide stoppages at the amazon own supermarket chain whole foods as well as grocery delivery service insta cart employees say the increased workload has put them at risk and that the companies are not doing enough to protect them. my colleague reporter i mean as it is here he's been following this story for us so i mean why do these workers what are they feel unsafe well they are continuing to go to work while the rest of us present company excluded are stay

plays ‘my heart will go on' by celine dion. we did our best, and you did your best.the bbc news website any time. hello. wednesday's weather brings us a bit of a mixed picture across the uk. a day of mixed fortune, certainly. we've got colder air moving in from the north, still mild in the south. and across england and wales, the cloudy, mild theme continues through the day, with some outbreaks of rain. for scotland and for northern ireland, it's a different story. a colder, frosty start to the morning, with a mix of sunshine and a few showers around. and the dividing line between the two weather types is this weather front, which is slowly sinking its way south across parts of wales and northern england as well through wednesday morning. to the north of that, we've got a chilly north—westerly flow, so after a frosty start for scotland and northern ireland we see a few showers working in. they'll be falling as sleet and snow over the highest ground in scotland. further south, we have a band of rain pushing across northern england, towards the midlands into wales. muc

abc7 news anchor dion lim decided it was time to speak up.ere she is reading a portion of her op-ed that appears in today's "san francisco chronicl chronicle". >> a number of months back, the burnout from being a broadcast journalist was beginning to set. in covering wildfires and mass shootings was mentally taxing enough, but the demands of keeping up on social media where information is traded at the speed of light was beginning to take its toll. would my purpose one day to b to chase what was trending like national pretzel day to get clicks and likes? the president wasn't making the job any easier either, coining the term fake news, which was adopted by many and shouted out by strangers while i reported in the field. then the coronavirus happened. there was already a bad case of anti-asian sentiment in the bay area. document. ed in high professional attacks. the 89-year-old grandmother who was brutally beaten on a playground and left to die in visitacion valley. the empty soda can collector assaulted in the bayview, humiliate and his recyc

>>celine dion has postponed concerts in washington dc and pittsburgh for health reasons, but it's nott you think the singer's official facebook page noted she had persistent cold symptoms and her doctors instructed her to rest, but quote after testing her the doctors concluded that her virus was not related to covid 19 she's expected to resume her courage world tour march 24th in denver i think it's important to have all people john boyega is representing the star wars star has made a deal with netflix to develop non english language films about west and east africa says his production company upper room will partner with the streaming service, an original feature films focused on african stories now and has the correct idea of perfect timing but jason's out what he's in woody harrelson is taking over one of the lead roles in the man from toronto. stay that have been in talks to star with kevin hart in the action comedy about a deadly assassin and a perpetual bundler who are mistaken for each other filming is set to start this spring with a planned release date of november 20th in hol

it's time for a break when we return jimmy sits down with documentarian pal about dion to talk about her journey across america teaching citizens about their migration history through d.n.a. testing will be right back. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok to suffer actually it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids and. and as a parent. i can come up with lots of arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game between the 2 most of the conflict i would say revolves around money and most of them money has made. us want to know each other. each other this could be just the state of california make $6000000000.00 a year of prison complex just to get some point in your life where. you don't care anymore no i cares about you so you don't care mind anything. as the election cycle rages on the media highlights or even invents what they deem to be important even radical what they don't tell you is how the political center is collapsing in today's campaign is what voters think about the status quo. your government and our government and all the o

it's time for a break when we return jimmy sits down with documentarian dion to talk about her journey across america teaching citizens about their migration history through d.n.a. testing will be right back. the world. and i'm going to be out there so i don't think about i don't mean a grown man not new dorp or. i kind of but i wonder. if they now want think it's higher than i. have to come mafias safe and quick to you but once they. leave the cult speech util. some of them maybe a mom on and off and you know. this you know we're going to go to him. on the cheek with. the soul of the. lady it's all gone court of the. because the persona that a kid even then all. the problem with having too many claims among them gold is really hitting the markets in a serious way people want their gold now because they realize that the money world is collapsing and then they go to get their gold and these exchanges was called max or l.b. and they are saying no we don't have. that gold actually lifted a year and so that's causing people to want their gold even more than all the countries that have repa

. >> and i'm dion lim.at breaking news, in san francisco starting monday all schools, pre-k through 12 will close through spring break. >> the san francisco unified school district is taking the time to prepare school communities in the likelihood of a prolonged covid-19 epidemic. this is not business as usual. >> that is the san francisco unified school district superintendent, vin seng vincen matthews, speaking less than an hour ago. the district is closing all schools to train staff for a possible long-term change. >> all services will be closed, including before and after school day care and enrichment services. they are working on ways to provide lunches and child ca

i got around by singing coming up after the break we got celine dion, i'm terribly sorry. america that comes in. it becomes a bit homogenized. suddenly people in the canteen were talking like, "not that song again. " i have to be fair and say that the younger listener likes the music, the music that was played all day, all the time, they liked. the industry was changing just like it is today. the radio industry constantly has to evolve, and around that time 88, 89, 90, 91 there was real change coming in. that was smooth operator. and then people would correct your pronunciation. we were the there for the music and the chance to win but ultimately we listen because we like the person who is on the air. they are the people that want you to hang out with. and the they are the people in the know but they are not so far in the know, it's the know that you live it. if that makes sense. it's very important to have a personality on radio. to justify your existence because it's very easy for an eight—year—old to play records. there are so many radio stations who don't allow their p

there is a contemporary comedian named dion cole who has this riff where he talks about how blacks whond of maneuver in the white world have to manage their blackness because they don't want to get people afraid or scared and that sort of thing. in many ways the black table was a place where you could go during the day and not have to manage your negro this and not have to worry about what you said. as far as dating, there was not much dating at all up there. the attitude of harvard was based sort of like to keep the sexes apart they didn't try to sometimes find one black girl from the community there was one black woman. ratcliffe at the time. she couldn't have 18 dates. what would you do in terms of the dating thing is the nearby colleges would put out put out catalogs of the women in the college and every catalog there be names of people so we want to find out if this girl, black or negro, we would have friends at college let's say if a woman was from st. louis we would go to one of our friends from st. louis and say, look at this name look at this address and is there any chance th

. >> a self appointed celine dion -- >> yes. >> let's take a look at what is going on with the storm today and tomorrow showers and then thunderstorms. rainfall totalled up to half an inch, and snow levels 3,000 feet, and where were you in february, winter? here's san jose, looks drier than it did half an hour ago. still chilly with more showers. just scattered showers tonight and tomorrow, and then dry. fairfield 57, on the high end with san jose, and even oakland and san francisco, just about 55, 54 degrees. it's cloudy with mid-40s. let's take a look at live doppler 7. you could see over the last hour or so more showers coming ashore with the moist flow. here's a look at future radar. there will be more light showers than anything else. they taper around tonight and a different air mass comes in cooler and drier and it's going to be unstable enough tomorrow afternoon for scattered showers and local thunderstorms will have intense rain and small hail and graupel, and we could get a dusting of snow in the higher elevations. today, upper 50s, and trying to get to 60 on friday, and lo

celine dion had a concert.n bug everywhere. >> i love it catch it. >> didn't get enough of two hours of celine. >> more, more. >> awesome. >> do you have time for the click? >> the tutorial, how you are guaranteed to become the life of the party. step one, get yourself hamburglar step two, buy a bunch of hamburgers and toss them out to the crowd. then when evu're out of burgers, you have two more bags of burgers. >> where was that? >> i don't know. i am going to gues atlantic city. >> i'm going break out my costume. >> people love the hamburglar. ronald mcdonald watches this and says, i'm in trouble he's got me. >> straight ahead, these budding book worms and the fraternity of brothers helping them discover the love of reading. >>> an uplifting story in the wake of those tennessee tornadoes. a basketball team giving their town a reason to cheer after your local news. >>> good morning to you. 8:26. i'm marcus washington. breaking right now, this is a look from nbc bay area sky ranger flying over the port of oakl

, whenever you're bummed, worried, a little song and dance, this happened last week after a celine dioner hits, "my heart will go on" and "it's all coming back to me now" at a subway station in brooklyn. look at the crowd. >> 5,623 reasons why i love new york. >> it can frustrate and depress you, but -- >> moments like that, just perfect -- >> and in the enjoy -- the little girl. ♪ >> i need a big crowd. really big one. >> stay with us. coming up, cory booker who has just endorsed joe biden. ♪ i want to rock! (rock!) ♪ i want to rock! (rock!) ♪ i want to rock! (rock!) ♪ i want to rock! (rock!) ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ i want to... (chris rock) who'd you expect? (sylvester stallone) i don't know...me? (vo) ♪ i want to rock! ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ rock! (rock) ♪ i want to rock! >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. and the 2020 censu

celine dion showed signs and was tested and charles barkley was tested thursday >> i'm kind of in limbo right now. i'm really hoping it was just a bug. like i say, i was in new york earlier this week because that was a hot spot, and when i got to atlanta, i just wasn't feeling well. >> reporter: across the country, the lack of coronavirus testing has been a source of frustration and criticism. a man said he was on vacation at disney with his family and started feeling sick. >> there's no test kits or alternatives to go. it's like a brick wall if you need to be tested for this. >> reporter: the director of the national institute of diseases says the u.s. testing system is failing. >> it was not designed for the kind of mass distribution that we need now that we've seen in other countries. >> reporter: what this week has proven is even though the trump administration has said repeatedly that anyone who wants a test can get one, that's not true. ed lavandera, cnn, oklahoma city. >>> the u.s. may soon receive half a million coronavirus testing kits courtesy of jack ma. the ceo of alibaba sa

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