>> dustin: that's a thing. >> astra: yeah. >> astra elaine and dustin patterson are members of the localids in town. pacific inn pub is a holdout, a place that has so far managed to resist the temptation to appease the invaders. for lunch, fish and chips. ♪ tech boys >> anthony: you know, bitter old -- like me are of course going to complain any time we hear about, you know, a lot of high-fiving white guys coming in to town. and yet, you've created this sort of iconic hate anthem. can you tell the tech people from the non-tech people? >> dustin: yeah, they have the badges. >> astra: neutral colored clothing. they're kind of easy to spot. they have a walk. >> anthony: they have a walk? >> astra: yeah. they're just all the same. there's nothing that really stands out about them. they're so dull. ♪ you've got to feel that rhythm ♪ ♪ that algorithim you've got the feel ♪ ♪ that rhythm that algorithm ♪ ♪ tech boys >> astra: you know, dating apps are really big here. i have a few girlfriends who have dated a couple of tech boys. >> is their personal hygiene an issue? >> astra: like the nerdier

i want to bring in dustin walls. dustin, take us through here. is that a realistic target at ford?n you flip the switch and come back to work, do they believe that's a good hard realistic date? >> we don't know yet. at least they are giving ideas of when they can come back and whether it is solid yet. we don't know. >> take us through someone who does not understand. the domino effect in the industry especially where you are when it comes to suppliers and all the people who do and whether the dry cleaner and the pizza guys and the gyms around those factories. walk us through the domino effect. >> sure, automotive jobs have the highest multiplier from an economic standpoint. from every auto supply job, in this case, we have seen thousands of lay-offs and among the automotive supply sector. it is four times more than automakers themselves when you add them up. we are talking about a big hit. i heard we seen that in the great recession and things can get gnarly very fast. we see them picking up and holding on a little longer than in past recession. >> what makes it so unique is that i

reporting from south san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> dustin goes back at 6:41 and you'll seerything wiped out. that's the place. >> probably they go there for their groceries where costco, they go for supplies. >> to be honest, i've been washing my hands. i've not been stregss out. >> i'm bought extra groceries. >> land washing i. >> i do that a lot. my wife is stocking up on bulk item not in a panic mode but to be on the safe snide we try to anyway because of our earthquake kit. >> i'm was at costco and one of the store managers looked like the stampede. the past two days have been unbelievable. never seen anything like it. working hard. >> some people are taking advantage of the outbreak and trying to milwaukee a profit. governor newsom tweeted a screen sought from amazon. hand sanitizer through third party sellers well available over retail price am 24-pack, over $400. on ebay someone a s offering five respirator masks for $91 plus shipping. this mask can be bought online through direct sellers who offer a box of 20 for $30. >> oh, my gosh. >> it brings out the good and ba

. >> dustin dorsey went out to see if it is already in effect. >> reporter: they are putting a pause on the use of personal reusable cups. so we hit the streets and stopped by starbucks to see if that rule is in effect. are you using the reusable cups? >> yeah. >> reporter: okay. so the first stop took us to the corner of battery and pacific where the starbucks there is still allowing you to use your refillable now back on the streets heading to another starbucks. can i have one of the peach green tea lemonades, please? are you doing the refillable cups? >> we can charge you a discount. >> reporter: so both allowed us to use our personal cups. so it appears that the pause is not on as of yet. it is worth noting that if you go in and mention the use of a personal cup or the for here ware, you can still get the 10% discount. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> world news ou ews is next. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >>> tonight, the race to contain the coronavirus in new york city, in los angeles, and across the country. about 1,000 people in new york city now under self-quarantine, poss

dustin dorsey has the story. >> reporter: while many students saw the school shutdowns as a break, they decided to put their resources together to help hundreds of student. >> my mom was scrambling to find some resources for my brother. i was thinking if my mom was doing this, then probably a bunch of problems in the area are trying to find resources for their children. >> what started with two 17-year-olds grew to a team of 90-plus volunteers offering free tutoring to more than 350 students. >> we just posted an i volunteer page with all the slots and used our volunteer base. this whole thing is based off of and we spread the word to those people and by word of mouth people heard about it, found the link and signed up. >> reporter: from there the girls developed a learning curriculum from first grade to middle school. they offer math, reading comprehension, science and science and art classes five days a week on top of their own school work. >> it took 48 hours of dedicated work to put it together. the fact that it grew and we were able to support a major part of our community is rewar

at san francisco international airport, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> one more travel note. the tsa announced that passengers will now be allowed to bring on board hand sanitizer up to 12 ounces in size, almost four times the amount previously allowed. >>> coronavirus is turning weddings into worries. that story next. >>> the new proposal in the south bay for the strongest sick leave anywhere in the country. >>> we're keeping up with all the developments on coronavirus with a live blog. so if you're working from home or want to know the latest any like getting the best everwifi experiencen. with wall-to-wall coverage-there's a win. plus, added protection for your connected devices. that's a win-win. put it together with xfinity mobile- the most reliable wireless network. talk about a winning combo. get xfinity internet and xfinity mobile for just $30 each a month. you'll save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $300 off when you buy a new galaxy s20 ultra. now that's... simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >>> to unlearn the full power of

for now, live in oakland, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, dustin.et back to our coronavirus coverage right after the break. >> coming up, your questions answered and what president trump is saying today about coronavirus crisis. >>> plus, can you go without your phone or tablet for a day? it's only human to find inspiration in nature. and also find answers. our search to transform... ...farm waste into renewable natural gas led chevron to partner with california bioenergy. working to provide an alternative source of power... ...for a cleaner way forward. and change the world. to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. >>> the grand princess cruise ship will not be todocking at p7 after 21 people tested positive for coronavirus. it's 19 crew members and two passengers. there's one inconclusive test. it will dock at a noncommercial port and everyone will be screened for coro

in san francisco, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> great piece. so strange, isn't it?t a great thing. that's exactly what we need to see, people taking this shelter at home order very seriously. and i think as the days and weeks progress, human nature, we kind of tend to relax and lower our guard a little bit. i think it will be interesting . we don't want to see people lowering their guard right now. the few times i've left the house just to go the grocery store, i noticed very few people are out, which is a good thing. those that are out are really observing that distance thing. >> i've noticed that as well, especially the six-foot distance. people are really respectful of that. they are standing far apart. and when you do have to run out just to get the groceries, it has been nice to have that distance between people. >> and in contrast, the mayor of london is urging underground commuters to stop packing trains, warning that people could die. he issued the alert after photo second straight morning. he reminded londoners that the system was running for essential work

. >> i'm dustin dorsey at the spartan barbershop, a san jose state staple since 1957.ys despite having to close down for the coronavirus pandemic, he is not going anywhere once this thing is all over. >>> i'm chris nguyen in mountain view, where as you can see kids here at the ymca of silicon valley are practicing social distancing. >> all right. as a number of local coronavirus cases rise, so do concerns. the by area council polled people local to find out how they're feeling. almost everyone in the survey is concerned with the threat of covid-19. about half think the by area's economy is worse now than it was six months ago. no surprise. and even more think it will be worse in another six months. joining me soon will be the chief operating officer john grubb women with metastatic we breast cancerers. standing in the struggle. hustling through the hurt. asking for science not sorrys. our time for more time - has come. living longer is possible and proven in women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant or a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor. kisqali is the only treatment in it

dustin dorsey was there. ♪ this little light of mine >> reporter: cheers for continued change and peacen the east bay on friday afternoon. a peaceful march to build a better oakland, looking for a way to stop the violence. >> i want to see that violence stopped. and i want to see our community supported. so that we don't have these kinds of issues and problems into the future. one life saved is one life saved. >> among the group, golden state warriors' star klay thompson walking alongside former congresswoman and shooting survivor gaby giffords. numbers have been cut in half since 2012. >> we believe that the story of what's happened and what's happening here in oakland is a really important one to give people hope of what can be done and to show them what it takes to get that done, how law enforcement, the community, city officials all have to come together with the same purpose. >> reporter: from the streets of oakland, activists ended up here at the allen temple baptist church with words from coach kerr. he has been strong in the fight against gun violence. now looking for a better t

dustin dorsey was there.look. >> ♪ this little light of mine ♪ >> cheers for continued change in the east bay on friday afternoon. a peaceful march to build a better oakland, looking for a way to stop the violence. >> i want to see the vienlts stop. and i want to see our community supported. so that we don't have these kinds of issues and problems into the future. one life saved is one life saved. >> among the group golden state warrior store klay thompson walking with formerly congresswoman and shooting survivor all in support of the reduction of gun violence leading to homicide numbers in oakland cut in half since 2012. >> we believe the story of what's happened and what's happening here in oakland is is a really important one to give people hope of what can be done and to show them what it takes coitfficia same , how purpose. >> from the streets of oakland, the activist ended up here at the allen temple baptist church for a townhall featuring coach steech kerr. >> coach kerr has been strong in the fight ag

dustin dorsey was there.out. >> ♪ this little light of mine ♪ >> cheers for continued change and peace in the east bay on friday afternoon. a peaceful march to build a better oakland, looking for a way to stop the violence. >> i want to see the violence stop and see our communities supported. so that we don't have these kinds of issues and problems into future. one life saved is one life saved. >> among the group golden state warriors star klay thompson walking with floerm congressman and shooting survivor gabrielle giffords all in support of reduce the gun violence in the city led to annual shooting and in half since 2012. >> we believe that the story of what's happened and what's happening here in oakland is a really important one to give people hope of what can be done and to show them what it takes to get that done, how law enforcement, the commun fial aavith the same str the activist ened up here at the allen temple >> steve kerr has been strong in the fight against gun violence since losing his father m

this in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> so nice. >> a great message. >> absolutely.od. random acts of pizza. >>> let's talk about the weather forecast. still chilly. >> drew tuma is here with the latest. drew? >> we'll find more showers tomorrow in the afternoon and the evening as our weather pattern is pretty unsettled. live doppler 7 showing we have pockets of rain. we'll zoom on in where we have been all evening long. we still have some light to moderate rain moving through. mt. hamiltong snow. over the past hour you can see the showers are diminishing as the sunsets and moving off to the east. in the north bay, a little bit of rain from cloverdale up through ukiah. in the highest peaks a little wintry mix. on the storm impact scale, it is a level 1 system tonight and into tomorrow. showers, thunder with hail very likely. we saw that earlier today and snow on our higher peaks. overnight tonight, we'll hang on to a lot of cloud cover. temperatures dropping slowly into the 40s for the most part. we'll see isolated 30s in the north bay. future weather will get you in

in san francisco, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> it's so odd, right? eerie. >> it is eaeaeaea it's a good thing as strange as it is. it shows a lot of people are adhering to the warning to stay at home. >> absolutely. >>> a mix of rain and sun in the seven-day forecast. sandhya has the details for us next. >>> and you may supernoticed more coverage here on abc7 news because of the pandemic. at noon following midday live, there is a new program called ""pandemic: what you need to know" from abc7 news. and yesterday we starte a newscast at 3:00 p.m. dedicated to local coverage of the pandemic right before "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> and at 11:35, "nightline" airs right after abc7 news at 11:00. >>> i'm abc7 news chief medical can't. school closures, while inconvenient can help slow the spread of coronavirus protecting vulnerable populations and buying us time i of metastatic breast cancer.e but i did pick clarity by knowing i have a treatment that goes right at it. discover piqray, a treatment that specifically targets pik3ca mutations in h

dustin has reaction from athletes as the decision looms. >> reporter: the coronavirus already prompted all the major sports leagues to close their locker rooms to the media. an even bigger change is now in effect in santa clara. >> it's concerning for the assist of everybody in the world, but california and obviously, santa clara. we have to deal with it. >> reporter: santa clara's bans of 1,000 the rest of march and including five home events. >> three in march has a serious chance of being played in front of an empty arena, an unprecedented situation for these players and coaches. >> we love playing in front of our fans. they're great to us. health comes first. we're just here to do our job. >> it would be very strange. i mean, i have obviously been in the nhl and not played without any fans. that would be very different. >> what's going on for everybody, we're all confused like you guys are. italian soccer teams are doing the no fans things. not sure what we have now. when we go on the road a week, we will know more when we get back. >> there are home matches they will advise if the

dustin knew them ronnie benza viney combining to get something done 49 minutes it was the algerian defenders 4th goal this season. just 4 minutes later alison clear out sound man of the match and captain to no. doubt but on course for that 8th away when of the season. but i don't suppose coach martin schmidt spurred his players forward with success at about 11 reduce the deficit to $21.00 with hof an hour left to play. which. the wasn't done and reinstated the final to go. outside substitute alfred from bogus and made it 21 stone. but prevailed allowing marcus to ram to perform his trademark celebration. during the week x. half the coach jurgen klinsmann published his diary notes from his time at the club almost no one avoided his criticism. in a match away to distil golf kynan kind of man made half his keeper thomas kraft look foolish. klinsmann had written on draft 31 constantly sicko injured no longer adds value like his contract expired. already stuck for half a because also less than 10 minutes eric tommy made it to milford to sell golf. and keep only worse shortly before half time carm

and i'll be back in business. >> in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> we are rooting for him. >>ght. this is another great story. photographers around the world have been emulating a san francisco family photographer who is framing her photos in a whole new way now because of social distancing. abc7 news reporter kate larsen caught up with her today on one of her window shoots. >> didi von balk is a san francisco photographer. she specializes in fine art family and newborn photos, but the coronavirus has inspired her to switch up her style. >> can you open the window more? >> in order shoot at a safe social distance, didi started photographing families through their windows. >> come closer to the window. okay. nice. good. >> she started the project a week ago and has scheduled shoots every day, all for free during the three-week shelter in place. >> i hope it reminds you on the times where it was bad, but more about the times where you were never closer with your family at home. my kids, we've never been closer than right now. it's very tough and challenging, but still very close

abc7 news community gist dustin dorsey tells us how they're giving back through random acts of pizza.needs right now. and it's exactly what the owners of tony alba's pizza and pasta are doing to give back to their san jose community. >> i say we're all in this together. and together we're going get out of this. we're all in this together and together we're going get out. >> these words spoked owners to give back to those in need with the gift of pizza. they're donating and delivering take and bake pizza and salads free of charge to people over 70 who are quarantined. >> our people. it's our community. it's where we grew up with. they supported us for all these years herewe give back all the . we have different other programs. we felt this is a real big time ed. now. >> since they started, they have delivered 50 pizzas and received thousands of dollars in donations. the reactions from the random acts of pizza make it all worth it. >> they tried when i gave to it them. some felt like crying. some gave us money to pay for it for the next person we're going deliver to. it's cool. it's jus

so i'm here to do that. >> in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> so nice. >>> well, spring startsw, and guess what? it will bring a storm as soon as this weekend. >> drew has the forecast. so, i go to floor & decor, where they don't just know the difference between products, they live for it. from american hardwood to spanish porcelain to italian marble, i'm looking for inspiration from every part of the world. so, when it comes to discovering every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design, one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. now, i've got one. explore floor & decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com >>> maid the coronavirus pandemic, the decrease in bart ridership continues to accelerate. droneview7 shows how empty the parking lot is at the ashby statement in berkeley, normally so busy. just over 50,000 people rode bart yesterday. that's an 87% decrease from the typical average day. bart has been providing ridership numbers for the past several week, and we put them on to one graph. you can see what the difference the coronavirus

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abc7 news community journalist dustin dorsey introduces us to residents who are look fargo way to pay knew it was their time to step up and help. >> we're from india, and we live away from our parents, but i was just thinking about who is going to help people out here. i just thought okay, maybe i'll drop a message in the nextdoor app and see how many people could volunteer for this. >> the answer, nearly 200 people in a matter of days. now this group of complete strange verse come together to create a team of south bay volunteers looking to help any way they can, as you can see on their own interactive map. >> i think we're all here to help each other, actually. that's why we're probably put here on this earth. >> for me, my way of giving back to the community typically is through music. but since i'm unable to do that, this is how i want to give back to the community. >> every time we help someone, there is a new hit online. we see why we're doing this. >> you know it's not just this group in sunnyvale. people all over the bay area are taking to nextdoor to find ways to give back. t

but as abc7 news community journalist dustin dorsey explains, it was the junior giants that started thiss 14 uaaa game had one game left when the sports world came to a halt because of the coronavirus. >> i'm used to being at the rink three, four times a week. it's been really, really hard not seeing them in person. >> we've grown so close over the past few month, and suddenly we don't even know when we're going to see each other again. i was heartbreaking. >> enter the toilet challenge, a way to create a lasting memory with the team one more time. >> i thought it was like good that we could do. and since we're all stuck at home, it would be a good idea to keep our skills sharp. >> and a few other girls, we live farther away from san jose. so i live in danville. another girl lives in livermore. our goalie lives in kansas city. even though we have a big low indication gap, we can still be connected. >> since being posted, the video has thousands of views on social media, including shares by major outlets. after the sharks and nhl shared the video, a few san jose started wanted to join in

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and new details about it and dustin dorsey is checking on how vulnerable your pets may be. >> we begin with leslie brinkley who is live in san francisco. leslie? >> reporter: we've got communication going with several of those passengers. we paint a picture of calm rather than chaos. i just got a facebook messenger message a short while ago. the captain announcing that this afternoon, things are changing. he announce that had the cdc is recommending passengers on the ship stay social distancing away, ten feet away from each other. you hear some of the passengers erupting into laughter in the background. so what is it like on board the shipment? one santa rosa family told me. >> this is our balcony, the ocean, and this is tv. lots of movies. >> tiffany and her husband and parents and three kids were celebrating her 40th birthday on this grand princess hawaii cruise and they say they still are despite finding out a passenger on the cruise before theirs died of coronavirus. she talked about last night. >> yeah. it was formal night. we all dressed up and went to dinner. escargo and lobster

. >> dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >>> with schools all around the bay area closed, try to keep the kidseasy but i delivered with someone with a combination of heart and technology. normally packed parking lot lot at this school in dublin tells a story. a smattering cars belonging to a handful of teachers. i know we are at a safe distance here. i was met by the head of schools and the lead pastor. working hard to make sure their students continue learning in as close to a normal routine as possible. and, of course, school isn't just about books. it's also about belonging and a sense of community. >> if they want to be in connection with their teachers and each other even though they can't here. >> reporter: so that end, valley christian school is all in. every teacher and everyone student. katie teaches middle technology and using technology to make sure her classes continue with all of her students attendsing in real-time online. >> it's a difficult time right now, but it's important to remember that we are a community and we are here to help in any way we can to make them feel successf

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >>> heading south, we're learning new details about the three tsa agents at mineta san jose airport who became ill with covid-19. they were working at checkpoint b on evening shifts in terminal b. they checked bags, operated the x ray and monitored the body scanner. each had a different last day of work between february 21st and march 2nd. the shave fire department now confirms six of its firefighters have tested positive for covid-19. that's two more than yesterday. the department has been tracking about 80 firefighters for possible exposure. some of the fire iter's family members have been tested and tested positive. firefighters must now screen all their patients unless it's a critical case. fire crews are sending one responder inside on calls with a mask, goggles and gown. >> the coronavirus has shut down noorly all major sporting events. today pro golf's major, the worl event. augusta national announcing it is postponing the masters golf tournament until a later date. it came after the pga tour decided to cancel the three events leading up to the masters

dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >>> we have a list of school closures and universities that have cancellede, the situation is changing second by second. go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> the dow jones industrial average plunged more than 1,400 points today effectively ending the bull market we've been in. the dow closed at 23,500 points. we're now in what's called a bear market, which means stocks have fallen more than 20% from their recent highs. the dow hit that record just a month ago. stocks began trading lower today after the world health organization officially designated the coronavirusak do having to cancel fund-raising events under new coronavirus guidelines. david louie shows us some examples and the financial stress it will create. >> reporter: hundreds of party favors are no longer needed after the housing trust silicon valley cancelled its biggest fund-raising event of the year, an event that fills the santa clara convention center with 600 to 700 people who support its efforts to create affordable housing and help the homeless. no event puts sponsors' pledges of over $320,0

. >> abc7's dustin dorsey went to find out why. >> reporter: we are about one week into the shelter in place orders here in the bay area, and you've seen the emptiness on social media. but here in the south bay all i have to do is walk out onto my patio to see that there are still plenty of people out and about. so we decided to drive around and find out where these people are going. as you see the bulk of cars you see them around grocery stores including costco. look at this. it's 12:00 in the afternoon on a monday. and this is the line at costco. there were some questions, a gray area with stores such as at&t. ti because it maintain a liveable situation but you do still need to be healthy. you still have to follow the social distancing rules six feet apart from people. and if you look inside the store, you can see that people are all crowded around their normal spots going over information about phone and internet and tv services. but that's not going to help not spread the virus. but for the most part when you looked at stores, you found the nonessential stores closed with notes on

steve goodman is associate dean at stanford medical school, dustin lessler is professor a at john hopkinsohns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. we continue with them after this break. ♪ [music break] amy: "the reckoner" by radiohead. this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman. the british government says up to 10,000 people may now be infected by the coronavirus. on thursday, british prime minister boris johnson called on people who are sick k to self quararantine. >> this is the worst public health crisis for generation. some people can. to seasonal flu. right.hat is not the lack of immunity, this disease is more dangerous and will spread further. and i must level with you and level of the british public, more families -- many more families are going to lose loved ones before their time. amy: british foreign minister johnson. he did not close schools or been gatherings of more than 500 people. britain's chief medical officer said in a worst-case scenario,, morere than 80% ofof britain wod contract the virus with a 1% mortality rate that equates to more than half a billion deaths, 5

abc7 news community journalist dustin dorsey has one option. >> as more closures are announced and shelvese stuck at home with the food they already have. but a san francisco-based company is looking to help folks create delicious meals with what's already in their pantry. >> we talk as a team about the kinds of things we were making at home and it made us realize there was so much we could offer people who were stuck at home and stuck with the ingredients that had been in their fridge or pantry for a while. >> so san francisco cooking school took to social media with the simple instagram post asking for people to share what's in their kitchen. from there the team started creating custom meals they could make without going to the store. >> we had a lot of attention, a lot of engage: a few curve balls. i'd say for the most part people have had some interesting ingredients at home that we have been able to get creative with. it's mostly our lead recreational instructor whose name is josh, and he's been monitoring the instagram feed and coming up with most of those creative ideas. but we have

the one that is most watched lately is outbreak with dustin hoffman. isolate him, isolate him!watch those films lately, especially now, in the last week, because everyone is depressed in general. loudspeaker: your town is being quarantined. movie—goer padima malowe, who lives in arizona, has rather different tastes. i have a few friends watching more of those dystopic movies but i find myself pandemic drawn to more movies that draw a sense of comfort, the feelgood kind, just to comfort myself in these uncertain times. with audiences becoming so accustomed to streaming movies at home during the pandemic, there's concerns once the coronavirus outbreak has subsided, cinemas will remain empty, they mayjust disappear, but some movie—goers take a more optimistic view. yanqui fei is a cinematographer and director who lives in shanghai. one thing we've learned in this whole outbreak is how to treasure the things that you used to have, and then take it to for granted, such as going to the cinema. i believe when the cinema reopens, there's going to be tons of audience waiting to go in an

i can't tell you how many people have tweeted at me i saw contagion, the movie, and outbreak with dustin hoffman where they put up these perimeters. do you envision something like that? >> i don't at this point. another popular film is world war z with brad pitt, shows an outbreak of zombie virus. let's not get carried away with ourselves with movies and popular fiction. what you will see your military do for you is bring food, bring water, find ways to ensure that we have mobility so we can move those medical people forward, bring our own military medical facilities, our field hospitals which were used in ebola, we used them to fight cholera in haiti. the military is quite experienced at doing this and will be a profound force for good as we deal with this virus as it unfolds. we are a long way from a zombie outbreak. liz: exactly. i think that coming from you, i could say it all i want, but coming from you, it is extraordinarily important for our viewers to hear that, but what did we see in china? we saw china sealed off an entire city of 11 million people. that's more people than manh

cheering we can speak now to filmaker and lgbt activist dustin lance black, who has knownjoe biden forrk that i did he was involved in was around marriage equality, and there was a moment about a decade ago... this is important to you, you are married to tom daley, you asked him about marriage equality, what did he say? this is before president obama had come out about marriage equality, and he was silent for about a minute after we asked him about marriage equity, this was in a room full of 93v equity, this was in a room full of gay people, in a couple household with kids, and when he spoke, he saidi with kids, and when he spoke, he said i think you should have all the rights and protections that all other couples have. he knew that would not be good for him politically but he did the right thing. let me ask about bernie sanders, people question whether he really is electable, what do you say? there's no question he is electable. bernie sanders has the highest head—to—head poll ratings against donald trump, he's ahead in battle ground states, he has record numbers of donors and volunt

let's talk to dustin lance black. joining as is the campaign memberfor bernie sanders.im on and what context? i first met him on a film aboutjed edgar —— mikej edgar hoover. he knew the realjed edgar hoover. he knew the realjed edgar hoover. he was part of that wall in washington, dc that we needed to break to get people to support marriage equality anti—missile one of the first to do so. anti—missile one of the first to do so. it was telling to me because it did not serve in politically but he still went ahead and came out for equal marriage in the united states ata time equal marriage in the united states at a time when it was a risky calculation that had to be made. that won me respect. i will say i was frightened earlier... i am still looking at the field that is left and making my assessments and i will say this, i have knownjoe. i have known elizabeth warren. i have met most of the candidates who are running andi most of the candidates who are running and i think we are spoiled in the democratic party right now with some sincere and wonderful options. i do not thi

. >> good afternoon, this is dustin foster and i'm jim. this first image we will start with is an areaal view to give you context. our clients' house is outlined in red and. >> the main takeaway is the two houses are up the hill from us and they're top two levels and they're roof deck do look directly over our project so i don't think there's an issue with light and air. also there's no blocking of direct sunlight just ambient sunlight and we'll go into more detail on that. the next i am age is a front elevation in relation to the u residents. the blue dash line is showing the existing profile. and i think we're showing here is we're expanding the profile in this view and we're adding throw feet at the side and it's occurring next to the other house on the corner and it was not one of the dr requesters. we're increasing, we're not increasing the roof height but we have a railing that increases the over all height by 14 inches. the other thing we want to know is the u residents does have a 25-foot rear yard so if i look at this there's acce

we had about 300 special ops people in there embedded with general dustin's northern alliance groups, different tribal groups that we supported and they routed the taliban. some fled to pakistan, but there was no organized taliban left. and then the mistake occurred, what kind of government should we give them and let's occupy afghanistan for a while. they have never done well in afghanistan and that still remains true. but the biggest problem i have was the advice and i'm told, could be corrected, but i'm told by people that were around back the second bush term that khlazhad was saying we need to give them a strong central government and not a federalist government like we have in america where local and states, but give them a strong president and gave them a constitution that we basically forced on them that made the president all powerful. the president of afghanistan appoints the governors. he appoints the mayors, he appoints the police chiefs. and what i hear from some of our afghan friends, while it was arzai. ghanni is trying to do better. they would appoint people that didn'

you can see the plane dangling above the ground in dustin, florida.t. ntsb is investigating. former dnc chair howard dean triggers outrage. here is the story. republican elise estefanik shared note left by a changer. there's no excuse for the note writer or for you. you are a shame to your district and to a democratic united states. that has received a lot of opinion. the competition is stiff. miniature horse named ricky bobby hoping to win over the nay sayers, if you will. 24-pound cat named lunchbox is hopping into people's hearts even service dog in training dodger is trygon the famous bunny ears but an early favorite is lieutenant dan, the two-legged dan who won't let the competition slow him down. you can vote for your favorite bunny until march 18th, we have the link on our website, foxandfriends.com. i love lieutenant dan, do you guys have a favorite? ainsley: i like the name lunchbox. steve: all right, the big news is you don't have to be a bunny to be a bunny. ainsley: you can be a horse. steve: horsing around. ainsley: you have a comment. br

. >> good afternoon, this is dustin foster and i'm jim. this first image we will start with is an areaal view to give you context. our clients' house is outlined in red and. >> the main takeaway is the two houses are up the hill from us and they're top two levels and they're roof deck do look directly over our project so i don't think there's an issue with light and air. also there's no blocking of direct sunlight just ambient sunlight and we'll go into more detail on that. the next i am age is a front elevation in relation to the u residents. the blue dash line is showing the existing profile. and i think we're showing here is we're expanding the profile in this view and we're adding throw feet at the side and it's occurring next to the other house on the corner and it was not one of the dr requesters. we're increasing, we're not increasing the roof height but we have a railing that increases the over all height by 14 inches. the other thing we want to know is the u residents does have a 25-foot rear yard so if i look at this there's acce

. >> good afternoon, this is dustin foster and i'm jim. this first image we will start with is an areaal view to give you context. our clients' house is outlined in red and. >> the main takeaway is the two houses are up the hill from us and they're top two levels and they're roof deck do look directly over our project so i don't think there's an issue with light and air. also there's no blocking of direct sunlight just ambient sunlight and we'll go into more detail on that. the next i am age is a front elevation in relation to the u residents. the blue dash line is showing the existing profile. and i think we're showing here is we're expanding the profile in this view and we're adding throw feet at the side and it's occurring next to the other house on the corner and it was not one of the dr requesters. we're increasing, we're not increasing the roof height but we have a railing that increases the over all height by 14 inches. the other thing we want to know is the u residents does have a 25-foot rear yard so if i look at this there's acce

. >> good afternoon, this is dustin foster and i'm jim.e we will start with is an areaal view to give you context. our clients' house is outlined in red and. >> the main takeaway is the two houses are up the hill from us and they're top two levels and they're roof deck do look directly over our project so i don't think there's an issue with light and air. also there's no blocking of direct sunlight just ambient sunlight and we'll go into more detail on that. the next i am age is a front elevation in relation to the u residents. the blue dash line is showing the existing profile. and i think we're showing here is we're expanding the profile in this view and we're adding throw feet at the side and it's occurring next to the other house on the corner and it was not one of the dr requesters. we're increasing, we're not increasing the roof height but we have a railing that increases the over all height by 14 inches. the other thing we want to know is the u residents does have a 25-foot rear yard so if i look at this there's access to light air