is tempered a bit by this knowledge the compensation will depend on usage of the vehicle but what fox fund said after the ruling was that it would reach out to plaintiffs individually and offer them a one time settlements now this is going to be important for consumers to weigh their options carefully because if you had already settled with fox 5 and say last month if you were one of the 235000 that reached an agreement with fox on already then you know your case is closed it's important to realize that those claimants got somewhere between each 100-135-2625 extension 0 euros now what mr gilbert is getting today following this ruling is 26000 euros not the full price but still 202-6000 euros plus interest so whatever fox song is offering you please take that into consideration ok so this was a go of old we're going to be a huge company but affected by the coronavirus a lot done so this is going to cost them even more money and do it and that's corona virus induced it wasn't small they saw an 80 percent fall in 1st quarter operating profits now we don't know how much this will cost them it

on what flex funding is going to offer in terms of settlements how many people will take them but fox fund has already paid some 30000000000 euros in in fines and compensation in buyback schemes it alone in the u.s. alone it settled for $10000000000.00 euros so they're going to keep paying but what's going to be interesting is whether this will materially impact the efforts to rule out quite ironically low emissions vehicles like electric vehicles in the future general thank you for that. for the german government and have reached a deal on a bailout according to the announcement from the economy ministry in return for buying 20 percent of the airline's shares the government has imposed limits on manager's pay and specific financial targets such as in the airline shot at 96 percent following the announcement but the deal has still to be approved by shareholders and the european commission. we get more on this from the aviation journalist i'm dresses space that welcome to w. the german government will own 20 percent of law of town so if this deal goes through but it won't be able to block i

we have also learned exclusively on fox news that the trump administration is considering, shannon, resuming u.s. fundingf the world health organization. sources telling fox that the u.s. will reduce future funding to match the level of china's contribution which is $40 million. that would be down significantly from the u.s.'s previous investment which was about 400 million annually. shannon. >> shannon: it looks like there might be a zero. all right, kevin, thank you very much. it's good to see you. also breaking tonight, another shake-up in the trump administration. a senior state department official confirmed. inspector stev steve linick hasn removed. and a new officer replacing him, he did play a role during the impeachment of the president over ukraine. requesting a meeting with democrats and handing over documents related to the state department and ukraine. also breaking tonight, house of representatives passing the biggest bill in congressional history. a $3 trillion coronavirus relief package. so now what? well, congressional correspondent chad pergram working late. he explains, good evening, ch

day sale. >> reporter: fox news has learned that steve is the top republican on the new coronavirus committee lead by the house democrats. it's set up to monitor the relief funds. ray bogan with fox 2 news. >>> the governor expected to revise the state budget by next week as california is now facing a deficit of more than $54 billion. the state department of finances released the updated projection this morning and the high demand for the social services have taken a mayor toll on the budget. now, back in january he actually estimate that had the state would have a $6 billion surplus, but of course that was before the pandemic hit the state. >>> what will rest renault dining look like when we come out of the shelter in place? they're proposing new guidelines to dining out. ktvu is live now to explain. >>> imagine going and seeing small tables next to you. that's one of the proposals by the california restaurant association. they plan on sending the list today and issuing the suggestions on how to reopen indoor dining safely. other propose s include limiting seating to more than tennessee people in a group. they talked about eliminating the shared bread and chi

fund. harness the power of good with ktvu fox to andy worker relief fund. it takes all of us to slow the spread of the coronavirus... so follow guidance from authorities where you live and stay home unless absolutely necessary. use a delivery service for essential items like food and medicine. if you must make essential trips, stay six feet apart from other people. and wash your hands for at least 20 seconds as often as possible. visit coronavirus.gov for the latest information. >>> colorado and ohio are joining other states as they reopen their economies. this comes as new regulations are now set for the airlines. fox's doug mckelway has more now from washington. >> more than 1.3 million americans infected and there is no end in sight to the coronavirus outbreak. governors across the country are still moving forward with plans to reopen their economies, despite fears of a spike in cases. on tuesday, ohio and colorado joining at least a dozen other states in easing some social distancing rules. officials say they are confident they can reopen without riskin

white house told fox news that steps were taken to ensure that planned parenthood is excluded from the paycheck protection program, which as you know, set up to provide coronavirus relief funds and that source telling fox it is clear the abortion industry shouldn't be able to qualify for those funds, which are desperately needed by small businesses. and the story continues here in washington. back to you. >> yeah, i think that might continue in court. we will see. kevin thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> shannon: folks out there are you a small business owner or an employee and you want to ask a question directly to the president about how our country is going to get back to work? we want to hear from you. send us a video of your question to town hall at foxnews.com or log on to the facebook or instagram pages, bret baier and marth -- martha maccallum at a town hall conversation with president trump and its life this sunday night 7:00 p.m. eastern, remember a video question, and you might get an answer directly from the president himself. see you monday night for that. lisa page and peter strzok tell us how he handled the michael flynn case. trey gowdy, the oversight c

house officials told fox news steps were taken to ensure planned parenthood is excluded from the paycheck protection program which as you know was set up to provide coronavirus relief funds for small business, that source telling fox news clear that the abortion industry shouldn't be able to qualify for those funds which are desperately needed by small businesses and the story continues in washington, back to you. >> that one might continue in court. we will see. thank you so much. folks out there, are you a small business owner or an employee and you want to ask a question directly to the president about how our country is going to get back to work we want to hear from you, send us a video of your question to townhall@foxnews.com or log on to the facebook or instagram pages. bret baer and martha calculator america together, returning to work, a townhall conversation with donald trump live this sunday night, 7:00 pm eastern, send us your question. you might get an answer directly from the president himself. what do the newly revealed lisa page texts tell us about how the fbi handled michael flynn case, the house oversight chairman, now fox news contributors up next it's

funding. in london, racquel caught. "ktvu fox 2 news." >> president trump is taking a toxic chloride to keep from getting the coronavirus. >> a couple weeks ago started taking it. >> i've heard a lot of good stories. >> so far no clinical evidence the drug works against the coronavirus and the fda said it should not be used outside of a hospital due to dangerous side effects. house speaker, nancy pelosi, says it's a risky move. >> i would rather he not be taking something that has not been approved by the scientists. especially into his age group and, shall we say, his weight group. he is morbidly obese. >> the white house put physicians in the potential benefits arrayed the risk. >>> we see more cases of people in jail being released under the new 0 build policy. the new guidelines here set up by the judicial council of california are putting people at risk. the guidelines which went into effect april 13 and cash bail for misdemeanor and lower level offenders as a way to mitigate county jails. some argue it's more difficult. >>

funding. in london, greg calcutta, "ktvu fox 2 news." >> u.s. and canada will stay closed for all nonessential travel through at least june 21st. the original order was set to expire this week. the two countries doing well handling the pandemic but many canadians fear of reopening because of how many cases there are here in the u.s. >> i am out for a short walk before he jumps into the 4:00 p.m. news later today. >> that sounds lovely. >> that would be a great idea, gasia. >>> the sunshine is back and we look at a dry and warmer forecast. outside our doors at this hour we are having a mix of sunshine and clouds with a little bit of moisture. the sierra still with a bit of snow. here is a view over sfo and you can see blue sky mixed in and at the bottom of your screen with got that bush that's moving around as the breeze is out there with us as well. 60 degrees in san francisco. 60s in oakland and mid to upper 60s for the east bay of livermore livermore, as well as san jose. temperatures started out cooler and we have flipped around and temperatu

retirement funds and chinese equities. according to foxess sources, the funds invested in chinese equities is $4 billion in assets, this as concerns are mounting against china and its involvement in the covid-19 pandemic. we've been telling you about this for some time. the thrift fund, $500 billion fund was earmarked 10% of that which is $50 billion was earmarked to invest in the msci index, loaded with chinese companies building equipment for the chinese military. i spoke with senator tom cotton on efforts by the chinese to steal u.s. research towards a covid-19 vaccine. do you think they are in our medical institutions right now, stealing science data to try to beat us to a covid-19 vaccine? >> china's using the exact techniques they've used in agriculture, in semiconductor, computer chip technology, to try to steal our most cutting edge life science knowledge, to include coronavirus information, whether companies are working on therapeutic drugs or vaccines, the department of homeland security just issued a warning recently cautioning

in a report first by fox business, president trump has ordered a federal employee if retirement fundo cut its investment ties to chinese equities. here's national security adviser robert o'brien today saying our retired servicemen and women don't want to prop up a foreign enemy. >> our soldiers, sailor, airmen, a marines who invest their retirement didn't want to fund chinese military aircraft, they didn't want to fund cte, they didn't want to fund the surveillance camera company that was surveilling the uighurs, so it just wasn't a good situation for us. lou: labor secretary scalia echoed the concerns of o'brien to investment board chair michael kennedy. he demanded the board immediately halt investment this those chinese equities. president trump wants an answer by the the end of business day tomorrow. here to take all of this up is the labor secretary, or eugene scalia. mr. secretary, good to have you with us. why have we waited so long to address this issue? it's been -- we've been reporting on it for month here on this broadcast. why in the world would it have gone forward? >> w

funds. >>> from ktvu studios, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you for waking up with us, welcome to mornings on fox 2. i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark, it is may 7, it is always good to see you pam. what is the day before friday? >> friday eve. >> next to you is the moon man himself. >> i don't know about that. it is easy to see out there, because we have clear skies. temperatures will continue to bump up, if today is not the hottest day it will be tomorrow. we have clear skies, but, the water temperature is still very cold.

fund. in los angeles, marion rafferty, fox news. >>> "ktvu" is proud to highlight teachers. we are highlighting mrs. bailey at ortega elementary school in pacifica. ms. gallagher writes she's always gone above and beyond. she never misses our weekday circle time in class and she's dropped off boxes of work to the home of every student in the class to make sure they stay educated and happy. she does it all with a beautiful smile and a positive attitude. congratulations and thank you to you. tell us why they deserve to be recognized. >>> exciting news here. another look at the kennedy space center in florida and this is where they begin to count down. we know president trump, the first lady and elon musk all there in person to see it happen. caring astronauts doug burley and bob banking set to take off. possible tornado made to lie to launch. if the rocket lifts off we will watch it and have it for you live right here on "ktvu." our live coverage begins at 1:25 p.m. this afternoon. >>> i am excited for that. also on board is a mosaic. 100,000 photos from 2020 grads all the wor

fox 2 news." >> los angeles unified joint san francisco unified, oakland unified and three other districts sending a letter requesting more funding. the superintendents argued that opening schools in the pandemic with cuts to their already thin budget is unrealistic. >> california reporting its second most deadly day from the coronavirus. there were more than 2000 newly confirmed cases just yesterday. 116 people died in that brings the total to nearly 84,000 with more than 4400 deaths. in the bay area there are more than 11,000 cases and 406 people have died. alameda county surpassed santa clara county for the most cases in the bay area. >>> new in noon. free covid-19 tests being offered to anyone in santa clara county. just about an hour ago the city of san jose announced free testing for all residents at two locations. the testing is on for the fairgrounds. >> we know where the data is telling us the need is. it is here in east san jose and it is here where we see a disproportionate number of deaths in cases that is a , frankly, there are many factors behind that. the fundamental one is this is where the economic need is. >> th

centers around the country where food pantries are in desperate need of funds, supplies and more heroes. in new york, aaron green, fox news. >>> on this mother's day, ktvu is saying thank you to the special women we call heroes. tonight, we are honoring sarah from san jose, her daughter says she is her hero because she is a giving, loving, and selfless person, she raised four children working full time, she quit her full-time job and dedicated herself to care for her nine grandchildren. with her is a strong role model, six of her grandchildren graduated from college. for younger ones will follow in the same footsteps. happy mother's day, mom. >>> if you know someone who is making a difference and you want to nominate them as your local hero, just let us know, email the details along with pictures or videos to my hero at the fox tv website. >>> now to the east bay where a man is stepping up to help workers who on the front lines of the coronavirus literally transformed his business so he could design and create personal protective equipment. sara zendehnam has our reports this evening. >> reporter: during this time, a

we also learned exclusively on fox news that the trump administration is considering resuming funding of the us world health organization, sources saying it will reduce future funding to match the level of china's contribution, roughly $40 million down significantly from the us's previous investment which was about 400 million annually. shannon: looks like there might be a 0. thank you very much, good to see you. another shakeup in the trump administration was a senior state department official confirmed steve lennox has been removed, a career foreign service officer replaces him, played a role during impeachment of the president over ukraine, requesting meeting with congressional democrats and having a documents related to the state department and ukraine. breaking tonight house of representatives passing the biggest bill in congressional history, $3 trillion coronavirus relief package. now what? chad program working late tracking every twist and turn. >> they passed this bill 208-199. liberals didn't think the bill went far enough, they wanted more spending. republicans said the bil

more than half of the $310 billion in additional funding is already claimed. during that foxs town hall, president trump was asked if more help was coming. >> we're going to do more and everybody wants to do more. it's actually on that aspect of it, it's very bipartisan. so, the answer is yes we're going to do more and you're going to have your job. you're going to get another job. you'll get a job where you'll make more money frankly. we're not doing anything unless we get a payroll tax cut. that's so important to the success of our country and the following year. i think the following year has the chance to be one of our best years. >> jeremy diamond picks up the story from washington. >> with millions of americans struggling financially across the united states, president trump's chief economic adviser larry kudlow said the trump administration is going to be taking the next couple of weeks to determine whether additional stimulus from the federal government is needed and what form that financial stimulus will indeed take. kudlow indicating that the white house needs to as

took the additional funding until after memorial day. greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 3-4 small businesses have applied for federal aid. according to a survey 75% of businesses apply for federal loan that would keep workers employed, only 38% received money. they said that only small businesses received the amount of aid wall small businesses received the most help. 2.9 million americans filed for first time benefits last week bringing the jobless total to 35 million people. and more than 4 million are here in california. we spoke with the labor expert who said that most california residents want to get back to work because the cost of living is higher and people cannot live off of the stimulus and unemployment checks. >> a $1200 stimulus check doesn't get you very far here in california and is not sustainable economically. enhanced unemployment insurance doesn't get you far. and this only goes through july. >>> many businesses are slowly reopening, economists predict that more people will lose work as businesses fail , go bankrupt or are forced to close. >

funds. >>> from ktvu studios, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> thank you for waking up with us, welcome to mornings on fox 2. i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark, it is may 7, it is always good to see you pam. what is the day before friday? >> friday eve. >> next to you is the moon man himself. >> i don't know about that. it is easy to see out there, because we have clear skies. temperatures will continue to bump up, if today is not the hottest day it will be tomorrow. we have clear skies, but, the water temperature is still very cold. sunny for all, a nice coast. we will get 90s here. santa rosa is 48, we are pretty mild and san francisco. there is a northerly component in the berkeley hills. >>> good morning, we have traffic that is doing pretty well around the bay area. as a matter of fact, it is lightly traveled. let's look at these pictures. you can see on the golden gate bridge that it looks nice. i don't see a car coming through. now is the time for you if you want to get out with very little traffic. it will get busy after 6:00, but not stop and go. we will not see that until everyone is back

fund. it airs may 16th at ap 8:00 p.m. eastern . in hollywood, ashley , fox news. >>> >> nascar racing comes back on sunday for the first time since the coronavirus crisis shut everything down back in early march. as nascar makes a comeback, so is driver ryan newman, sunday will be his first race since that crash. two days after the crash, newman walked out of the hospital, holding the hands of his two young daughters. a moment he will never forget. >> i remember putting my arms around my daughter's chest, and walking out and holding their hands as i did that. i was blessed in more ways than one. makes me so thankful for what i'm going through. having the people around me that i love and trust afterwards. i don't know how to describe it more than that. i feel like complete walking miracle. >> nothing more needs to be said, you can watch the race right here with us on ktvu . our coverage begins at 12:30. >>> >> a new coronavirus relief fund package up next, how it affects families and how the white house is responding. almost immediately after a court killed t

fox 2 news. >> may be forced to consider shutting down to secure additional funding. the agency has been hurt hard by the pandemic. reporting a 95% decline in ticket sales on the first day of the bay area children place order. they did receive $49 million from the cares act, the agency says more money is needed to keep operating. they estimate it's been losing $8 million a month since the pandemic it.>>> wildlife officials have issued a warning about a pair of mountain lions spotted on in a san bernardino trail, posting on a facebook page, number 2 big cats were seen at about seven p.m. last night on sweeney ridge trail about one mile in, a half- mile in, and seen again this morning. they are urged to use caution and be careful around the dawn and dusk.>>> bay area weather, the hottest day of the year so far, mid to upper 90s, probably noticed the cooldown, especially closer to the coast in the bay. taking a look at some of the highs in comparison from friday's readings. everybody is cooling off significantly, 76 yesterday, down to 60 degrees, look it pacifica, only 5

going for the service trying to secure government funding at a time when all levels of government are stretched to the breaking point. in san jose, ktvu fox news. >>> happening today, general manager will join a national coalition of public transportation agencies to call on congress to include federal funding for mass transit as part of its next coronavirus relief package. the transit leaders will make their nelsons and a zoom conference call at 9:00 this morning. the smart train wants to hear from writers about possible reductions in service between sonoma and marin county. the smart train district has come up with a survey that asked how people would be impacted by possible service reduction. some of the reductions being considered are eliminating all weekend service, reducing the level of weekday service or suspending free wi-fi service on board the trains. you can find the link to that survey on ktvu.com, just click on web links. also today the marin county supervisor is excited to award a contract for a major construction project along sir francis drake boulevard between highway 101. the marin county department of the lord says it w

fox news exclusive. dozens of planned parenthood affiliates receive $80 billion in stimulus funds.mocrats grill the treasury secretary in the fed chair. marianne rafferty is live as lawmakers demand they return the money that was meant for small businesses. >> reporter: a total of $80 million went to 37 planned parenthood affiliates meant to help small businesses struggling to stay afloat and pay employees was marco rubio calling on planned parenthood to give it back saying in part there is no ambiguity in the legislation that passes public record around its passage, organizations like planned parenthood whose parent organization has close to half $1 billion in assets is not eligible for the paycheck protection program. those funds must be returned immediately. rubio said the fda should open an investigation into how these loans were made in violation of the applicable affiliation rules and planned parenthood, the banks are staffed, knowingly violated the law. the largest single loan, $7.5 million in san bernardino county, the ceo of planned parenthood made it clear it would not ac

fund. rob: good stuff. friday already. the weeks keep going by "fox & friends" starts right now.you rob and jillian friday may 1st, 2020. we start with this fox news alert. don't do so yet disgraced fbi agent peter strzok stopping the bureau from ending the michael flynn probe. brian: that move coming despite a lack of quote derogatory evidence in the case. ainsley: griff jenkins is live in washington to break it all down for us. this latest weave an waive mored documents released, griff. griff: good morning. these documents are painting a fuller picture of what transpired in the fbi's case against flynn dub you had

. >> sean: here with reaction fox contributor and cofounder oe the new nonprofit arkansas 30 day funds, sarah sanders. sarah, i don't know what else to say. c i mean, if all of these experts say it is no risk, what do you have to lose? i think i heard that from the president. >> look, at the end of the day, this is a decision between the president and his doctor. let's not forget, the president is one of the most monitored individuals by his doctor, a highly respected military physician and very qualified to make these decisions with theto president. at the end of the day, the democrats care nothing about helping the country. they only care about attacking and tearing down this president. at a time we need people coming together more than ever, they are more focused on destroying the president than they ever have been. everyone in this country ought to be praying for the president's success because he is the best and only hope we have to lead us through this crisis and rebuild and reignite our economy. his administration and his team under his leadership are actually doing things to tr

fox news exclusive. the white house set to restore partial funding to the world health organization.t comes a month after president trump said funding would be suspended while the u.s. investigated the w.h.o.'s pandemic response. fox news obtaining a draft letter to w.h.o.'s director general saying the trump administration has agreed to pay the same amount as china, which is much smaller. it would be about 10% of what the u.s. usually contributes to the organization. j.c. penney filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. closing some of its 850 stores across the u.s. in the coming weeks. biggest reterrorism to file for bankruptcy since the pandemic started joining nominee must marcus j crew and stage. never heard of stage. $1 billion in debt. the chain is considering options to reduce its debt including selling the company. and nascar driver brad celebrating first pole win of the seasonal when the cup season resumes in south carolina. nascar's first race since suspending its season in march. watch it only on fox. meanwhile nascar is poking fun at some of its drivers series of photos exaggerat

the task force is working to raise $100 million for the small business fund in the next three weeks. i am andre senior, "ktvu fox 2 news." >>> rural modoc county in northern california says starting tomorrow they will ease some of the state home restrictions. modoc borders oregon and nevada. officials say modoc county has a possible ablation of 9000 and so far there are no confirmed cases of the coronavirus. as a result the county says that restaurants, searches and other facilities can reopen. however, officials are asking people to continue to observe social distancing and devising people over 65 or with underlying health conditions to continue to stay home. governors who some sidestepped the question about whether he will take any action against the county. >> you can go further and be more prescriptive and when you loosen up beyond the california and is in conflict and therein becomes a challenge. >> modoc is not one of the six counties in northern california that asked the governor earlier this week to allow them to reopen. >> the governor announced a $1 billion investment in childcare today and the new web

. >> tucker: this is a fox news alert, the trump administration is on the brink of resuming u.s. funding of the world health organization. last month, they cut off u.s. funding that the president's direction. that amounts to about 400 million a year. they did this as the president explained because the world health organization badly mishandled and lied about the coronavirus pandemic and of course is nauseatingly subservient to the government of china. but tonight, who painted draft letter that would restore that funding. we are told the president has agreed to sign the letter if he hasn't already. would be interesting to know who convinced him to do that. the letter says "despite its shortcomings, i believe the world health organization still has tremendous potential, and i want to see them live up to this potential particularly now during this global crisis. that is why i have decided the united states will continue to partner and work with the world health organization and agreed to pay up to what china pays and assessed contributions." so if this does happen, if the state department

fund is desperately needed. rob: let's check in with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> a get rid of the buffet on the crewthey are going to keep the mid deck pizza. you've got to have the mid deck pizza. and the ice cream machine, about 45 of those. >> i am concerned about the pizza. you are concerned about the softserve. this shows our priorities. jillian: it shows i have not been on a cruise in a long time. coming up on "fox and friends," after defining the state of new jersey lockdown order, the gym owner with a ticket. life pictures of crowds and reopening all morning yesterday, the owner will join us live on how day one went and whether we will reopen today. we think he is but the statement is coming back. out of washington dc, kaylee mackin any will talk about the president who admitted he is taking hydroxy chloroquine. congressman michael walsh, ohio governor mike do wine and judge napolitano and jason chaffetz, he won nascar's first live racing ten weeks on sunday scoring his fiftieth career cup victory. kevin hardwick gearing up around 2. he will join us live to talk about the race ahead coming u

or visit cosentyx.com >> dana: we begin with a fox news alert, president trump meeting with republican senators after threatening to permanently halt fundingth organization. hello, everyone, i'm dana peri dana perino, and this is "the daily briefing." >> they have to clean up their act and do a better job here they have to be much more fair to other countries, including the united states, where we are not going to be involved with them anymore. we will do it separately. >> dana: president trump telling the w.h.o. it has 30 days could commit to major substantive improvements before he freezes the funding

independent c contractor over 1,000 the formed national independent venue association to lobby funds from government told fox able to reopen if forced to close next several months listen in. >> if first to close will be the last to open, and we need to find way to hang on long enough to be able to serve the public again we have zero revenue. and we have all overhead as before. that is creating economic devastation for so many independent promoters that we need to keep alive in order for ecosystem of music to stay alive. . >> again that artist, if you are not interested in that the next wave could be july in concert that is hitting waves a rapper over weekend did it also a band in dan america that could be a future just won't be as squished. >> so many things changing when we get out of this, amazing thanks so much kristina partsinevelos, thank you the impact there quick break the economy or health an ominous warning as americansaway this difficult decision. next up right here. together, we'll weather this storm. confident financial plans, calming financial plans, complete financial plans. they're all possibl

>> dana: we begin with a fox news alert, president trump meeting with republican senators after threatening to permanently halt funding to the world health organization. hello, everyone, i'm dana peri dana perino, and this is "the daily briefing." >> they have to clean up their act and do a better job here they have to be much more fair to other countries, including the united states, where we are not going to be involved with them anymore. we will do it separately. >> dana: president trump telling the w.h.o. it has 30 days could commit to major substantive improvements before he freezes the funding permanently. the president has blamed the organization angina for the coronavirus pandemic, saying they did not act quickly or aggressively enough during the additionaand initial outbreak al hand. let's bring in john roberts. he is live from the north lawn. >> it is no secret that president trump is upset and frustrated with the w.h.o., calling the world health organization up, up out of the government, accusing them of participating in a cover-up of what was happening with coronavirus in the early days of the pandemic, an

fox 2. >>> the next three weeks will be a critical time for looking at the funding crisis during the pandemic. state lawmakers negotiate whether or not to approve a plan by the governor to waive certain environmental regulations for counties, if they use federal coronavirus money to convert hotels into housing for homeless residents, the state budget must be passed under california law. authorities and san francisco say the pandemic has indirectly contributed to deaths among people who were homeless. they say there are 48 deaths compared to 14 during the same time last year. city leaders say there are more drug overdoses and say the pandemic is making it more difficult for homeless residents to receive services and find shelter. san francisco mayor is facing securitization. according to mr. local, text messages between july and august of last year between the mayor and the police chief show the mayor told the police chief to move out homeless people from their encampments, even though the mayor denies it. one text appears to read please deal with the 500 block of market, it is terrible. thank

fund an account. call 866-300-9417 or visit tdameritrade.com/learn. ♪ >> harris: fox news alert, republican senator richard stepping aside temporarily as chairman of the senate intelligence committee amid an investigation into his stock sales during the initial coronavirus outbreak. burr, just moments ago, told reporters he has become a distraction and thought that by stepping aside it was the best thing to do. cameras catching up with him there, just a few minutes ago, so you see it. also, this comes as a law enforcement sources telling fox federal agents that confiscated burr's cell phone during a search of his home last night. we can also confirm that democratic senator dianne feinstein was questioned by the fbi about her husband's stock transactions during that same time period. we are following both stories. >> i've never seen anything like what judge sullivan is doing. if you are going to pick someone to look into it, don't pick somebody who has already made up their mind that bill barr made a mistake. talk about bias, talk about prejudice, the person he's picked has already expressed an opinion on t

funding but they said businesses were already defying the rules before they voted. >>> you can check out more information about reopening on our website, ktvu.com or the ktvu fox 2 news news app. there is a list on what is open at the top of the page. >> santa collar county will require anyone out in public to wear a face mask starting tomorrow. that includes outside businesses. the city of san jose requires people wearing face coverings in public places including parks. >> i think that the county's order is far enough and it makes sense. it's on medically sound ground. other than that, legislating common sense is not going to work. >> new research shows that wearing a face the coronavirus by as much as 50%. >>> today the seumpt is schools is hosting a webinaa are several school districts about their plans to reopening. he said most districts should be ready for class in the fall but there will be changes. >> this is a time where the school year is ending. >> but the acting going to a school campus ended 10 weeks ago. since then parents and students are wondering what reopening will look like. >> we are focused on safety for our students and our educators and our fam

fox 2 news. >>> food trucks are feeding the medical staff. thanks to community fundraising. the hospital foundation has a fund when the pandemic began seven weeks ago. so far as raise more than $4.5 million. that means 3200 lunches and dinners from off the grid trucks which include mexican, korean, indian, chinese and american food and more. >> this is a special version of giving tuesday now. it's an online giving campaign that you can donate to even if you don't have anything. >> organizers say it's an emergency version of the event to help people that are suffering as a result of the pandemic. people who can't afford to donate money to a charity kind contribute by volunteering and running errands for a neighbor that's alone or just by checking in on them. if you'd like to contribute go to ktvu .com/giving day. >>> as we look around the bay area today, we have a little bit warmer in some places, about the same and some others. cooler along the coast. of the general trend inland will be warmer temperatures and higher daytime highs. of the bay right now is breezy outside. around the coast and into the bay. the

fox 2. >>> thank you, frank, officials respond after president trump announces on twitter that $700 million in federal funding transportation. the funds would be used to support continued operations at the international airport, many will go toal announcement came weeks ago. >> this is something that we have already received confirmation as, and we know our cut will be 205th the million dollars. for us this will help address our revenue shortfall. >> back in march, nancy pelosi secured $1.3 billion for bay area transit and to the commission allocated the first batch last month. >>> 16 and 17-year-olds and oakland are one step closer to voting in school board elections, after a city council approved a ballot measure, school board members essay the youth led initiative shows the city cares about fostering youth leadership and powering the next generation of leaders. rebecca kaplan wrote the measure which was supported by the mayor and others, voters will get their chance to weigh in during the november election. >>> a federal appeals court has decided that new york will have to hold the presidential primary nex

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>> okay 25 fund-raisers and three press conferences and the one on thursday i will give it to a fox reportercribe it. will how can a national campaign iallow this to happen? do they not have zoom? and i'm sure that they are rooting for him saying this was plagued by problems. it looked like it was run by a local seniors group that attempting zoom for the first time. this is unbelievable. i will add something to this, tucker. you have david axelrod who got barack obama elected twice. a lot of people say they did a great job of what they did and results reveal it. they know joe biden very well. they have known him for years and worked with him side-by-side for eight years. something is going on here because rather than talk to him, they wrote an editorial at "the new york times" telling him, you have to get out of the basement. you look like you are beaming in from the space shuttle. instead, he is doing a virtualdo rope line where he asked different people one voter a day how things are going. so david axelrod and david, it is like you watch in the morning listening to the, radio show in the

the current proposal to cut education funding by 10% adds to a reduction of $1230 per student statewide. for the very latest on opening dates you can go to the ktvu fox 2 news news app. >>> coming up u.s. a job claims hit 40 million, and as the numbers rise could gig worker be the answer to the recovering economy? >>> trumps he takes aim at twitter by undercutting legal protections with an executive order? >>> significantly cooler today, potential showers for the weekend and the forecast. i will see you back here without. >>> firefighters in san jose were busy today battling two grass fires near happy hollow tzu. >>> is a look at the traffic near interstate 880. no one on the roads tonight as has been the case for several weeks. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 we will be right back. >>> nonprofits are being hit hard. the california academy of sciences in san francisco has had to layoff or furlough 75% of their workers. >>> the fight requiring companies to classify independent contractors as employees has intensified. critics argue that gig worker could help the economy recover. >> reporter: as unemployment continues to rise and the claims hit historic levels

funds, just to pay their bills. >>> billy joel, this song is from 1980. this is 40 years ago. it is mornings on fox 2, so welcome, and thank you for the request. send me a song if you want. facebook, twitter, instagram. i see dave clapping. use your hashtag ktvu. >>> all right, the nascar cup series is back tonight with a race at the charlotte motor speedway. last night there was a truck series race, everyone was watching kyle busch. kevin hardwick offered 50 grand to any driver that could beat kyle busch and a truck series race after he won his seventh straight truck race in vegas. chase elliott took the offer, leading the final 24 laps, holding off busch to end the streak and claim the money. it was for a good cause. the money goes to the covid-19 relief efforts. watch tonight on fox sports. >>> the hockey season is over, according to the nhl's plan to restart the season, the nhl says they will go right into a 24 team playoff if they can resume play. that puts the sharks on the outside looking in. the playoff game will be played in a two hub series, they have not named to the cities yet. >>> majo

fox tryon trickle ten in phoenix. officers ride a to the peace officers memorial. a 250-mile ride meant to raise funds for a memorial wall in washington. that ride was canceled due to the coronavirus. in louisville, the family of a black woman fatally shot by kentucky police in her home hires prominent civil rights attorney. breanna taylor was killed as officers entered her louisville home early on march 13 as part of a narcotics investigation. police say they were returning fire after an officer was shot and wounded. attorneys say police have the wrong home. fox 23 in tulsa. the u.s. supreme court hears arguments on the proposition that a large chunk of eastern oklahoma remains an american indian reservation. the justices heard arguments by phone and an appeal by a native american man who claims state courts have no authority to try him for a crime committed on reservation land. and from salt lake city's fox 13, our affiliate there, one of the big stories there tonight, 7-year-old girl is dead and her 3-year-old sister missing in a flash flood in emery county. searches -- they are still searching rig

fox & friends" this morning. >> they're being treated as if they're in a hot spot like chicago and the governor when he comes out and threatens things like i'm going to withhold federal fundingcommunities, that makes people even angrier. aishah: by the way, that drive-in theater reopened in warwick, new jersey, by the end of this weekend, eric, 48 states will have reopened across the nation in some capacity. eric. eric: all right, if they have in the northeast mandatory masks at the beach that means tan lines for masks will be the new vogue at least in the northeast. all right, aishah, thank you, arthel. arthel: all right, eric, well, lawmakers and the trump administration officials expected to make major revisions to the payment protection program to give small businesses more leeway on how they can spend government pandemic relief fund. let's bring in cpa at the marks group joining us via skype. let's start with the news about the ppp there and with more spending leeway but also restrictions specifically pertaining for loan forgiveness which is what most small businesses rely on, so what stands out to you. >> good to see you. the treasury department released new guidelines

telling fox president trump has senate republicans trapped between a rock and hard place as the most vulnerable republican incumbents struggle to show independence from the party. a republican fund racing committee accuses democrats of policplight sizing the crisis. they say protecting the republican senate majority has never been more critical to stop the advance of reckless liberal policies. experts say it's tough to guess who has the advantage right now because what happens with the economy in november will have such an impact on the outcome of these races. jon. jon: jacqui heinrich, jacqui, thank you. nascar fans are definitely revved up today. >> green flag, nascar is back. jon: nascar drivers starting up their engines after months of coronavirus restrictions, today's race taking place right now at darlington raceway in south carolina. no fans are in attendance due to social distancing but plenty are cheering on their favorites from home. mark meredith is live in darlington with more on the race. mark. >> reporter: good afternoon, jon. there are no fans in the stands behind me but if you can listen closely you would be hearing the cars going by on the track certainly a sign

those donations when we're able to open our doors and turn that into funding for our mission services in stockton, kristy gross foxthe kron 4 morning news a new shopping experience during the coronavirus pandemic we're going to have a look at the changes happening at malls that are reopening in parts beaches in santa cruz have new restrictions in place this weekend they are now closed from 00:11am in the morning until 05:00pm saturday was the first day of these new restrictions after people fail to follow physical distancing rules last weekend. the mayor tells us it wasn't a decision that officials took lightly and that's why the city didn't go for a 24 hour closure. >>so what we're hoping to do is allow forget what access or open space for residents. we want people to shelter. it is look at the age and outdoor activities close where they live. and we don't want to have to cut that off to everybody within our community. >>so again open from 00:11am in the morning till 05:00pm the city is going to be stepping up patrols to enforce new hours and restrictions including ticketing anyone who drives into the beach from