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flowers for sick people" is a really simple project where i send flowers, paintings of flowers, to peopleight now, from their loved ones. i have a simple website," flowers for sick people," where you just send me the name and address of someone who is sick and i will make a small flower painting and send it off to them. and it's-- there's no messages. there's no-- it says who it's from, and who it's to. it's a totally free service. it just arrives in the mail, unannounced. right now, i'm still putting them all in envelopes and hand addressing them. but i may move to postcards if i can't keep up with the requests. increasingly, the requests that i'm getting are more and more related to the virus, and the people who are sick and suffering from the virus, so it's really become this portrait of what people are going through, and how cut off they feel from the people who they're trying to take care of. i realize you can't really sen flowers to everyone who deserves them. so i started posting images of flower drawings on my website and on social media to-- as sort of tributes to different segme

even still, we do see some of these flower shops with a supply of flowers. people are coming down, trying to buy flowers for their families, buy flowers for their mothers and try to show they them during this horrible pk. back to you. >> showing love to some of those businesses who still have rent to pay. gadi schwartz in los angeles. thanks very much. >>> in virginia, volunteers are rallying to help the commonwealth deal with rising rates of food insecurity. virginia has more than 23,000 cases of coronavirus. unemployment is also rising. nbc's amanda golden is in charlottesville with the latest. amanda, talk about the groups that are involved in this collaboration and what they are doing to try to help people put food on the table. >> reporter: yeah, joshua. we're here at the new beginnings food pantry, one of the sites being highlighted by the cultivate charlottesville food justice network. it's a collective of over 35 organizations here in the charlottesville area, working to tackle food inequality. now, these groups have been working for a number of year

>> flower shop. >> you would say a flower shop. >> and gift shop. [laughter] >> and what else? candle shop. is selling flowers the most profitable? >> to be honest with you... i don't know. >> you know you got to know these numbers, right? >> yeah, i know i do. >> okay. does your mom ever ask you? >> no. >> okay. oh, my goodness. there is so much inventory in here. what do you think this is? >> yeah. >> the warehouse looks like they've stockpiled five years' worth of inventory, and it's unorganized. you know how many are in this pallet? >> uh... uh... >> hank has no idea what's going on around here. there is merchandise that's been here since hank's dad was running the place. how do you keep track of all this stuff? do you have a good inventory system? >> we have a book that we go along with. >> handwritten? >> oh, yes. >> so none of this stuff is in a computer or any sort of inventory system? >> no. no. >> wow. when you have inventory sit around for years and years, while it's depreciating, it's just like burning money. is there a location in l.a.? >> there was. >> when did th

i canceled all orders and threw out $157,000 of flowers. i cried a little. >> the next week was a scramble, sales dropped 60%. then came a call with its flower farms. >> most of our farms reported that 80 to 90% of all of their orders went away overnight, and so they were getting ready to lay off lots of their farm workers. >> reporter: that gave farm girl flowers an opportunity. it trained farm workers in watsonville and three other farms to make its bouquets. >> normally we would open a distribution center in a few months and we had to do this in a few days. >> reporter: the pivot paid off. we have a lot of orders right now, especially because people can't be there with their loved ones. >> reporter: sales have now surpassed precovid-19 levels. mother's day has also given them a boost, but she's worried about a pending recession. >> i'm just doing everything in my power to have the strongest may possible in hopes that it still carries us through. >> okay and farm girl flowers has had a strong may so far. it sold out its mother's day bouqu

this is the peak season for most flowers. >> keep buying flowers, flowers and your house, flowers make people happy. it is scientifically proven. buying flowers supports california's agriculture, a huge chunk, 80 percent of the flowers grown in the u.s. come from california. support growers. >> the flower market is on sixth and brannan street, it is open from six in the morning until 10:00 at night, monday through friday. >>> the santa clara health department is telling people that drive-by celebrations are not allowed. >> saying my friends and waving at them, getting a chat with them is amazing. >> many people have turned to two drive-by parades to celebrate birthdays and other events. high school seniors who are panning to have parades, the health officer issued a statement for them saying that the shelter and place order only allows for people to leave their house for essential functions, and car parades were never envisioned as something that was allowed. if the police chief says it will be difficult to enforce the rule. >> we have criminals being released from our jails, and to ex

the second largest exporter of flowers in the world.alist reports for us. >> reporter: the flowers are in full blossom in columbia. in the last three months, the country has been badly hit by coronavirus. columbia is the second-largest flower exporter in the world, an industry that generates $1.5 billion every year and creates about 140,000 jobs according to the local association of flower growers. a company in the outskirts of the area, flies 95% of its products to the united states. but orders have been canceled. the virus hit right when the industry was gearing up for one of its busiest day, mother's day. >> mother's day is essential for us together with valentine's day. valentine's day was good, but mother's day will effect us for the year. >> reporter: this company takes the virus seriously. workers and visitors have to go through a thorough security check point. to accommodate losses, they reduced working hours. about one every ten workers have been kept isolated from home because they're at risk such as over 50 or pregnant. the f

. >> keep buying flowers, it's a great time to have flowers in your house, lowers make people happy, it's been scientifically proven. buying flowers supports california's agriculture which is a huge chunk, 80% of the flowers grown in the u.s. come from california. support california growers. >>> the flower mart is located on sixth and brennan street and open from 6:00 a.m. through 10:00 a.m., monday through friday. >>> a lot of nutritious wood was handed out this morning along the peninsula for all those in need. the second harvest food bank of silicon valley and hope ministries held another drive- through to distribution of vent in south inferences to the line of vehicles blocks long. 750 boxes containing two weeks for the food supplies were handed out. organizers in the event it timely because so many families right now are struggling. >> at this point in time a lot of people are facing economic challenges and they are losing income and in need of food. here we are to provide food to those in need. >> the food is distributed at no montessori school in south san francisco every othe

the flower mart reopen, but local flower shops are expanding their service, due to restrictions being eased. it is the only wholesale flower market in northern california, and while this has been a busy week, the general manager is hoping sales and continue, it is a peak season for most flowers. >> it is a great time for flowers in your house, they make people happy. it has been scientifically proven. it supports california's agriculture, a huge chunk, 80 percent of the flowers are grown in the u.s. are grown in california. >> the market is in san francisco, open from 6:00 to 10:00, monday through friday. >> i love the flower mart. we have a lot of wonderful flowers out to blooming. your allergies are kicking in. >> pam? happy early mother's day to you. >> thank you, thank you. i think that we are going to do planting. i know stephen and i have been talking about tomatoes. probably basil. we are going to have cool weather coming in. maybe we need to water the garden. >> after today, temperatures will drop off. i will not say it today. all right. we will get to it. what other chores do

i always try to plant an overabundance, a great variety, a flowers and plants. the reason is because i know there will be a failure. but rest assured, we will always have successes. i am afraid i have failed, if you will, with the pear. i have failed with the plum, almonds, apricots, i have never been successful with olive tr ees. i speak of the foreign vines. that has remained a great failure. we need not pursue that any further. your next question. stephen: well, actually, mr. president, we have people wondering. mr. jefferson: i need not pursue my attempts of cultivating wine. now, mr. light, if you ask me about my efforts, i can assure you this. i continued to cultivate wine. it has been the foreign wines that have been the failure. our native vines, they continue to flourish as they have from time immemorial, and i refer to them as muscat grapes. one of our former governors in williamsburg -- i spent five delightful years in france, when i met an italian nobleman, and i write it phonetical. there was an introduction from dr. benjamin franklin. he was accomp

the digitalis i think is properly named one of my favorite flowers. the foxglove, properly named as it may be used medicinally to slow down rapid heartbeats. you know, benjamin, i wish i had known that during my younger years when i was first courting. [chuckles] your next question. >> we have a question from lynn asking if there's anything you tried to grow at monticello book could not because of the environment. thomas jefferson: you are asking me of my many failures in the garden. i say, yes, many. but know this. anlways try to plant overabundance, a great variety, a flowers and plants. the reason is because i know there will be a failure. but rest assured, we will always have successes. i am afraid i have failed, if you will, with the pear. , have failed with the plum almonds, apricots, i have never been successful with olive tr ees. i speak of the foreign vines. that has remained a great failure. we need not pursue that any further. stephen: well, actually, mr. president, we have people wondering. need not pursue my attempts of cultivating wine.

>>flowers are of course among the most popular mother's day gifts every year and that fact kept some bay area nurseries pretty busy since early this morning, this is orchard nursery in lafayette it reopened last week after closing for more than a month back in april for the month of april the manager says the month-long closure put them in a financially difficult position. but with the recent uptick in gardening he says that they are off to a pretty good start this month and today was an especially busy day with people shopping for mother's day gifts totaled shopping for my mother today, she's a requested impatience. >>in a couple of bags of potting soil. so she can get outside get some fresh air. >>i've been able to get vases of flowers to friends to cheer him up because it's just a really strange time right now. >>the nursery implemented several changes to keep both employees and customers safe later in this newscast. noelle bellow will be back to talk san francisco flores doing business differently this year coming out. >>this outbreak at the white house and key officials who say

a small flower patch 8 years ago now stretches for a city block. and. this year there were fewer visitors than previous years not many people came to visit because of the coronavirus quarantine little by little i've seen families driving up to see the tulips from their cars this is some of the joy that i was just passing by when i saw the tulip for mother's sign i was curious to go to house of the car to see they are very beautiful. or the billy splits his time between homes in the united states and iran a foundation he set up overseas his passion project beautifying public spaces is something he says is good for the whole community and he's in talks to duplicate the project in cities around the world tulips from others imports bulbs from the netherlands staff plant tens of thousands of flowers along the street every year. the flowers are time to bloom around no rose the persian new year and this has become a kind of unofficial annual event a way to mark the beginning of spring in fact this spot is so popular that it even has its own location marker on

. >> keep on buying the flowers.s a great time now. we have the flow flowers in the house make people happy. it supports the agriculture. that's a huge chunk and 80% of the flowers grown in the u.s. come from california. support the greers. >> it's located on 6 th and brandon streets in san francisco. it's opened from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. >>> coming up on mornings on 2, taking steps to allow the nba teams back on the perth. in minutes the voluntary player work outs resume. >>> plus, we're gearing up for friday night smack down on ktvu. up next we're joined by high flying wwe super star kingston. (music) and then including three on sunday night football and one at home against the philadelphia eagles. the 49ers have the east coast road trips and have a match up with the new york giants and jets at met life stadium. >> we do a lot of traveling in the nfc west and where we are. . we start today look at spots and that eliminating and it could be rough if you allow it. >> the raiders will be in prime time for the first

combining teaching and flowers through flower arranging classes.all small businesses the pandemic impacted her lessons. >> it completely stopped. but when i was thinking about away that i could put my name out in the community and bringing joy and beauty into peoples life. the flower idea came to me. >> neighbors take flowers from their garden leave them on the doorstep and she arranges them and gives them back. >> they were giving them to neigorhoad t het quarantine. i thought it was so nice that they got to enjoy it before they pass it along and give it to somebody else to love. >> if there are extra flowers they don't fwo to waste. she hits the road and delivers to people who could use a smile. >> shelter in place can be lonely. getting deliveries helps you remember that we're all still together. even though we're separate. >> there wer about the flower -e people will see this and might be inspired to do something similar. >> we do invite you to join better bay area project thanks. share your gratitude for everyone on the front line of the covid

flowers and plants times to grow to perfection.s usually filled with glamorous parties and weddings. instead, he is now confined to his small south london garden, making the most of what it has to offer. he will be a contributor to the online version of the chelsea flower show. oh, the cancellation of chelsea flower show is the saddest, saddest thing because it was going to the flower show when i was seven that inspired me to become a florist. now aged 50 something, i still adore working with flowers. it is all i have ever wanted to do and it is such an inspiring place. and the efforts that would have gone into prepping the show gardens, 0k, gone into prepping the show gardens, ok, the plants can go back into the planetjust until next year, but all of those pla nts next year, but all of those plants that were being grown. that is beyond tragic. gardening and lockdown has been a safe haven for so many. a support both mentally and physically. normally i'm heading to chelsea now so that the weeds are about to engulf the weeds are abou

homeowner the billies mother loved flowers. growing up he remembers their house filled with them . every year since her passing he's planted tulips on a street to honor her memory my plan was to change the sadness of losing my mother and convert it to making other people happier so i now saw that he suffered an accidental head injury and died suddenly planting flowers for her was her son's way of coping with the grief. what began as his celebration of her life has become a major city attraction. a small flower patch 8 years ago now stretches for a city block and sadness at the subway this year there were fewer visitors than previous years not many people came to visit because of the coronavirus quarantine little by little i've seen families driving up to see the tulips from their cars as the system has a job that i was just passing by when i saw the tulip for mother's sign i was curious to go to house of the car to see they are very beautiful. or the billy splits his time between homes in the united states and iran a foundation he set up overseas his passion project beautifying pub

buying flowers supports the agriculture. that's a huge chunk. 80% of the flowers grown in the u.s. california. support california growers. >> it's opened from 6:00 in the morning until 10:00 in the morning monday through friday. >>> now, to a show of appreciation for a group of mothers in the city of stockton. the mayor's office distributed $500 gift cards to 122 woman. one woman is a single mother that just got out of jail and saying that she is trying to turn her life around. >> it's been a struggle to find a job. i just went to a torch agency. i got some work, but they cut do you think hours. they're letting people go because of covid-19. >> that mother has four children. she plans to use the money to go and visit her children. >>> as mother's day approaches, ktvu is highlighting strong woman from all across the bay area. this morning we are honoring may gomez from the city of fremont. her son bob says that she is his hero because she worked so hard as a single parent to provide shelter for me and gave up everything including her modeling career. she brought me here from taiwan

i purchased flowers and i was so happy to purchase these flowers that in my house, i take them with whateveroom i decide i'm going be in and that's the room that the flowers will travel in and it's just, you appreciate things a lot more, but, also, i was so happy for the business that was able to open and when i looked around the area, i thought, with some of the retail businesses, why can't they do the same thing. they weren't allowing any customers to come within their -- inside within their shop area. it's an outdoor flower shop and there was a divider up and a gate. and there was no way anyone was entering the business but the ability for people to stand in line and to purchase and get flowers was absolutely incredible. and the good news is, in in health order that was just issued, a florists are able to deliver flowers for mother's day and i hope many of will take this opportunity to either go online or call your local florist or put in an order for flowers, not just through this weekend for mother's day, but just in general because we want to continue to support that industry. we know

>>after being closed for 2 months leicester's flower shop reopens here the city of coma. we're excited. >>to be back. >>on monday san mateo county officially moved into alignment with this state of california in early phase, 2 of the shelter-in-place order expanding the list of businesses allowed to reopen to include floors. we are happy that he's were able to continue to make deliveries for them and then they can call us. >>we could take their orders and ran into their car case this is the first time in over 20 years that the flower shop was closed for an extended period. it was shocking. >>is we didn't know what to expect we didn't know whether it was going to be just a few days jones, a flower shop with her husband and they have 2 longtime employees she says he hasn't seen since the shop has been closed. i have a pretty close relationship with them you know we can >>has not seen each other for for this cop, she says the flower shop will undergo some modifications to make sureit is in compliance with the help of water before bringing her employees back to work inside th

so all the flowers you're seeing right now, these are fresh. these are the crowds that are inside trying to find presents for mothers day, and you can see they're trying to enforce social distance inside, keep everybody about 6 feet away. that is very, very difficult. but they do have people inside going and making sure everybody has masks. if they don't have masks they're giving them masks. and this is just one of the little shops here. this is the california flower mall, which is one of the bigger facilities with a rot of different vendors inside. and then you've got these little mom and pop shops here that had to unfortunately destroy about 30, $40,000 worth of flowers and restart from scratch. so they were telling us a little bit earlier they had to borrow money just to buy some of the flowers they're selling today. and so what's happening is you have pretty big crowds out here as you can tell, and you've got officers down on this corner trying to keep things moving at least on this sidewalk. they want to make sure everybody is moving along

she sent flowers wearing masks and other safety equipment. they worked all weekend preparing flowers to brighten spirits on this very unusual mother's day. >> since people are restricted from seeing their mothers and loved ones, there is a huge disconnect and they want to show their love and gratitude through flowers but spread joy and happiness. >> the covid-19 pandemic change the flower shop day-to-day operations. they only offer curbside service and no contact deliveries. this customer picked up carnations for an assisted living community. many residents there cannot hug kids or grandkids because visitors are not allowed. >> it is a nice way to express our appreciation of them and they are missing families right now, so, we want to give them as much love as we can. >> reporter: this children's fairyland also with bouquets picked from the storybook gardens at the amusement park. it was part of a fundraiser to help the bottom line while close. >> kind of spontaneous, we want to share what some of the people are able to see, the pretty flower

the cars were lining the streets to get flowers and gardening supplies. they are known for their rosebushes. the owner sells 12 customers were allowed in at a time. they were giving a 30 minute shopping lament for the upcoming mother's day weekend. >>> we have not had to say this for the past several months. the crews in the south bay were battling a vegetation fire. this is the area that saw some of the hottest temperatures this spring. firefighters were able able to hold it to seven acres. this was part of a ground and air attack. there are homes in the area. many people were leading the horses away from the smoke and the flames. there are no injuries or damage. the crews appear to have a contained picked they will remain on scene. >>> here's the san jose camera. are the temperatures across the valley. it is in that 90s. you are seeing a heat wave. it was a beautiful afternoon along san francisco's waterfront. people were spread out and relaxed. others went out to jog. our meteorologist is not running around he is at home checking the temperatures. >> t

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>>after being closed for 2 months leicester's flower shop reopens here the city of coma. we're excited. >>to be back. >>on monday san mateo county officially moved into alignment with this state of california in early phase, 2 of the shelter-in-place order expanding the list of businesses allowed to reopen to include floors. we are happy that he's were able to continue to make deliveries for them and then they can call us. >>we could take their orders and ran into their car peace this is the first time in over 20 years that the flower shop was closed for an extended period. it was shocking. >>is we didn't know what to expect we didn't know whether it was going to be just a few days jones, a flower shop with her husband and they have 2 longtime employees she says he hasn't seen since the shop has been closed. i have a pretty close relationship with them you know we can >>has not seen each other for for this cop, she says the flower shop will undergo some modifications to make sure it is in compliance with the help of water before bringing her employees back to work inside

you're telling me a lot of those flowers have come from colombia.rdinary this sort of chain from gepgt things from one place to the next. gadi schwartz, thank you so much for that. >>> georgia, one of the first states to beagain reopening, there is in data, which shows a spike of travel into that state. "the washington post" reports that smartphone data shows that out-of-state visitors flocked from georgia. the businesses, they say there were at least 62,000 more trips daily than in the weeks before the opening. joining me now once get mayor of atlanta, it's really good to see you. we talked about what might be happening in the vajs of the reopening. how about what i just said? , and they extra daily visits into the state of georgia, does it concern you? >> well, if you wanted to reopen the economy, you've got it. now we have visitors coming into our stye and all that entails. it does concern me. you know, alex, there are obviously many people out of work and who need to put food on their tables. that's one category of people. there are other people

and flowers make everybody happy. in fact, i think i need some flowers.'m just saying i'll get flowers on my own. >> we'll send you some. arthel: no, really, give it to the people we're talking about in the story, the mothers who deserve it. listen, i don't know if you've heard but 46%, almost half of americans are spending time on lockdown, under stay at home orders, doing diy projects. has that been good for business at lowe's? >> well, i think the whole home improvement industry is strong because of that right now. i mean, we've really had to reflect and consider what it means to be in the business of home and keeping home safe and running smoothly at a time where as you noted, literally everyone is more focused and contained within their homes than ever before and so it just creates enormous responsibility to make sure we're able to serve our customers with what they need most right now and then you've noted there is the additional benefit of allowing people to turn their attention to those little projects that maybe they neglected to do or want to do

normally the west 6000000 oxford chiz sells its flower in large socks mainly to restaurants and cafes but during the current lockdown these outlets all shut but there are plenty of people stuck at home and board who are providing a new customer base now everyone's baking many people that know will have more time or they have a bread maker and they pulled out the back of the cupboards so we now want to consume offline small bags rather big. before the lock down just 4 percent of flour was sold in household size packs but the small family business has adapted quickly to the new demands at the moment the mill is selling as many such packs in a day as it used to in a week all of them with a new patriotic design. delicious pretty. fred that's it for me in the business team karin bell and you can get more from those of you com slash business we're also on facebook and twitter thanks a lot for joining us. because . ceiling lights that can send an email call floor lamp that can stream a philip. marlowe snap work that uses the right. sounds like science fiction right. life by the internet ligh

who monitor the billies mother loved flowers. growing up he remembers their house filled with them. every year since her passing he's planted tulips on a street to honor her memory my plan was to change the sadness of losing my mother and convert it to making other people happier so i now saw that he suffered an accidental head injury and died suddenly planting flowers for her was her son's way of coping with the grief. what began as his celebration of her life has become a major city attraction. a small flower patch 8 years ago now stretches for a city block and sadness at the sad day this year there were fewer visitors than previous years not many people came to visit because of the coronavirus quarantine little by little i've seen families driving up to see the tulips from their cars as this is some of the job that i was just passing by when i saw the tulip for mother's sign i was curious to go to house of the car to see they are very beautiful. or the billy splits his time between homes in the united states and iran a foundation he set up overseas his passion project beautifying

. >> with mother's day this weekend, a lot of people are asking about flowers. can florists reopen? there isn't a simple answer, though. news anchor, dion lim has that story. >> mother's day is traditionally the busiest holiday for florists. as flower mart, it might be their busiest week in their 65-year history. >> part of it is because restaurants aren't open for mother's day and if you got to do something for mom, people are sending them flowers. >> but along with the satisfaction of being busy after weeks of being closed, confusion on how those flowers can get to the consumer. >> there's been a bit of confusion on what they can do starting today. >> earlier this week, governor newsom announced retail stores, including florists were on the list of businesses that could start curbside pickup friday, even doubling down on the message today. >> look out for your neighborhood florist. look out for your neighborhood business. they need your support. >> so the news of six counties in the bay area deciding on thursday to maintain shelter in place orders allowing for flower deliveries on

flowers and raise money while it was closed to the public. >> it was spontaneous. we wanted to share some of the ground since nobody else is able to see the pretty flowers blooming. it was a nice way to be able to share some of the joy with the mothers this weekfor struggling small businesses. some restaurants offered special mother's day take-out menus. >>> and sacramento, one woman who was in labor for two days got the best mother's day gift. >> it's amazing, i'm so blessed and so happy. he's here, he's healthy, and i couldn't ask for anything more. it's awesome. >> yesterday, emily wealth gave birth to a nearly 9 pound baby boy. she was in labor since friday and it 3:17 sunday her long wait was over. she has two other children, but this time around the process was much different because of the pandemic. visitors were not allowed. her two other children can't wait to meet their baby brother. >> beautiful. >>> the time is now 4:26. a bobcat may be on the loose in fremont. police say someone saw what appears to be a bobcat. look at this. near mission boulevard. thi

say it with flowers how one man's memorial to his mother is growing on iranian. support we'll hear from the fall manager you can probably as the premier league steps up its preparations for a return to action. hello in the summer it's traditionally hot and humid in the gulf states but we're not quite in summer and it's already hot and he with his final wind around so temperatures in the high thirty's the low forty's from dubai up towards q 8 tends to suggest pretty unpleasant weather is much drier in baghdad it's a little hotter $43.00 it won't feel quite a sight to be honest i've got plenty of cloud on the western side of society encouraging showers to build in the mountains in the west well maybe 7 west in yemen this occasional thunderstorms probably not big dam post but you can't remember meccas up to 45 that's also going to be i think relatively humid so little sticky that most north africa isn't like that it's dry heat is the best policy could have affected by the weather in the mediterranean that's true in tunis at 24 degrees and on shore breeze there are s

i did and i made masks and flowers. i did a little test to see if the flowers would go up.eally because i've never had this time to do the things i want to. i think we will actually come back stronger from this. i feel like there is a light at the end of the tunnel. i didn't think there was before but i think eventually we willjust appreciate the smaller things in life and things can only get better. until she has brides to work on, jenna is putting her makeover skills toa jenna is putting her makeover skills to a different use. i'm trying to stay positive so i try to look at the positives instead of the bad things. the first minister has told bbc wales that plans have been drawn up for when schools in wales can reopen. he said the decision will be based on the scientific advice. nine—year—old mason is missing school. i should be going to school but there is no—one going. i miss some of my friends and my teacher. mason has type on diabetes and is vulnerable to coronavirus. his dad, ross, is the local pharmacist and moved out of the family home to protect mason and keep serv

today, all but a handful of states partly back in business and the crush of people trying to buy flowers for mother's day. >>> the war of words between presidents the leaked audio from president obama on the handling of the coronavirus. >> it has been an absolute chaotic disaster >> how president trump is responding. >>> face mask fury the battle over wearing one, heated arguments in stores and on streets now three people arrested for murder. >>> the new video moments before ahmaud arbery was shot and killed as the mother speaks out >>> and the man who helped create rock 'n roll, little richard has passed ♪ "tutti frutti" old rudy >> we remember the unforgettable icon >> this is nbc news. >> we begin with breaking news and a troubling development in the covid-19 crisis today we learn at malaysia three children have died from what doctors call a disturbing syndrome linked to coronavirus and marked by heart failure and high fever. and after months of speculation that kids might not get so sick from coronavirus, parents and health care workers are on high alert tonight we're covering this p

flower district. florists were allowed to reopen friday. it was almost impossible to properly socially distance. they didn't do a very good job that that line. >>> another company that makes car fragrance for tesla, they are making face shields now. giving them to health care workers, no charge. they have shipped 3500 of them, they have released a design soen in with a lay sor cutter can make the shields. very cool. >>> let's wrap things up wh for. there is a mask stand in pleasanton. the police department, girls handing out masks. the girls have been making them one after the other so they can give them out. great job. i bet your mother is especially happy with you on this mother's day. we're back at 6:00. tonight. quarantine dr. anthony fauci and two other top health officials now self isolating after contact with a white house staffer who tested positive for the coronavirus. the vice president now dialing back his appearances. >>> the push to reopen armed protesters in one state capital as more states ease restrictions churches reopening

a small business and owners are now clowe closed, and flowers had had been left behind and a makeshift memorial, not sure what attack. and it's the first deadly shark attack in california since 2012. marianne favro has more in a live report. >>> still ahead, hard to get an-person appointment with your doctor but the next best thing that is getting daggadgets. and a warning for hikers, one person was in the right place a the right time to save his life. >>> we are seeing sunshine and breezy conditions here to wrarp up the weekend. expect a chance of rain. sprinkle theed throughout your seven-day forecast. we will bring you the timing of when the it will make a comeback in a couple minutes. >>> we want to wish all mothers including those here at nbc bay area a happy mother's day. here is our weekend morning anchor with her two boys, and mother's day shirts today. we are back in a moment. some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business d

now kevin like you said of lattimer prove he is about to lay flowers and address the nation so 'd let's have a look at what the russian president is doing right now and what he's going to say . or a world.

the local chapter sent 300 lunches and flowers.os to them. >> that's it for "abc7 news" at 5:00. see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. west wing outbreak? three members of the coronavirus task force, the heads of the cdc, the fda and dr. anthony fauci, now under self-quarantine, after two white house staffers tested positive. including the vice president's press secretary. but vice president pence says he will not self-quarantine. a top economic adviser to the president admitting, quote, it is scary to go to work. >>> mysterious syndrome. more children stricken by that dangerous illness possibly linked to the virus. the sudden turn, potentially stopping the heart. and what parents need to know. tonight, we're hearing from a teenager who battled this syndrome and is now out of the hospital. >>> paths to reopen. with millions out of work, the pressure to get back to business. americans

we receded the orchard last autumn, with wild flower mix.ck gardens. virtual chelsea is also focusing on the positivity gardening can bring. more and more people are finding that gardening of any kind is really helpful, it reduces anxiety, helps depression, and it's to do with nurturing something. this isjust absolutely wonderful. for those denied their chelsea picks this year there was a positive response to the virtual version. the virtual chelsea, i think, virtual version. the virtual chelsea, ithink, we virtual version. the virtual chelsea, i think, we always look for inspiration, different ideas that we can bring into our own garden and in our own situation. and there is such a lot on there for us. that, you know, every day will bring something different to our perspective of lockdown. now, the queen arrives. all chelsea regulars have become armchair viewers this time. the queen has attended almost every year of her income in a statement of support to the royal horticultural society today she said the horticultural industry is one that

flowers.e national retail federation says americans are looking to make up for the fact that they can't take their mom out because of social distancing and lockdown restrictions. on average, consumers are expected to spend $205 on cards, meals, an other gifts for mom. by popular demand, frost cupcake factory is bringing back its cupcake decorating kits. >> on mother's day all of our kits be flowery and pretty and hearts. we'll have things like chocolate covered strawberries. >> a menu featuring a steak for two.ring a salmon cooking kit with video instructions from a michelin star chef. >> they can watch this at their own pace and to be able to follow along. goinoav f time doing it. >> wut to order. unlike previous years, you won't have very many last minute options to choose from. plan ahead and consider shopping local. >> people are so happy to get their arrangements. unfortunately, we have to leave them on the porch this year and but we know that there will be a smile when they open that doo

ordinarily the death would bring out a lot of fans and the star would be covered in flowers. but not in the age of covid-19. little richard was 87 years old. >>> the pandemic has already put the olympics on hold. now we're finding out if the games have to be pushed back again. there's no plan b. back in march the virus forced japan and the international olympic committee to delay the games until the summer of 2021. right now there is no sign of a vaccine so here's what they've got. >> we've got the same date, the same scheduling. we're doing all of that, and we're proceeding on the basis that it will. there is no plan b. >> japanese leaders and the ioc are continuing to prep for next july. >>> now to something good, like giving things away for free to low income families. the nonprofit valley verde specializes in teaching people how to grow food. they hold a seed ling fair where they sell seedlings, but it had to be canceled because of the pandemic. instead, they partnered with the silicon valley bicycle coalition to deliver the seedlings to low income families for free. >> w

the flower because flowers are coming up along with your garden and there it is under mostly clear skies and a lot of those higher clouds are beginning to boot scoot out of the area and temperatures warm up. if we have any fog it won't last long. we will start to see temperatures making a move which called off yesterday. the priest really cranked up in the morning begins for everyone here in the higher clouds clear out and windy up in the hills in livermore west northwest three and no offshore breeze there. a few high clouds. in the outlier here in santa rosa is 16. that's because they have an northwest breeze sitting at 57. packard is 55 and down toward the santa clara valley upper 40s low 50s and 47 and feldman and cupertino is up 49 and so is scotts valley with capitola at 51. middle peak and big rock of 40 miles an hour mount diablo at northwest 33 miles per hour the temps are cold. bodega bay 50. san francisco buoy 51 and the fog plays a huge factor by late in the weekend. today it's all about high- pressure kicking in and temperatures are on the way up and tomorrow is the bigger ju

these cari and their flowers attract a lot of insects researcher stephanie christman is delighted to see them after all they're essential for pollination here in morocco though many simply view insects as pests now a skin designed to educate farmers about the need to protect them has been introduced simply planting strips of wild flowers as is often done in germany isn't the best solution here. this right now as. a project maybe for rich countries but it's not scalable to know why middle income countries so we decided to. middle income country whereas a well developed agricultural sector like mark will. develop a model of fawcett's the end of all and scalable. in here in morocco and then spend it all to the other countries. unlike other common insect protection plans the focus here is on the neighboring farmers to generate an income from everything they grow. farming with alternative pollinators or if up for short is the name of the plan it works like this 3 quarters of the land is used to grow the main crops like eggplant for example cultivated around it are plants that attract more

the staff happy to be busy filling phone orders for food, flowers, even chilled champagne. >> our doors are still open, and we're happy to accommodate and do everything we can to still serve our community. make everyone's mother feel special. >> the silver line is being with her husband and two sons and having an improvised brunch of takeout on the closest flat service they could find on chestnut street. it's not perfect. but she'll take it. >> we're all together. it's a really good thing. happy mother's day to all those other mothers out there. lots of police were out here on the green. police were out here giving reminders about social distancing to folks. no citations issued. that's the good news. happy mother's day to all the moms out there, including my own mom. live in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> oh, i hope she is watching, cornell. thanks. >>> moms we talk to say mothering is particularly hard during the pandemic. psychiatrist dr. allison meta out of san mateo says mothers face a lot of demands. >> i meet moms who are hiding in their closet to get a few minutes