si bien el gobernador gavin newsom no ofrece una fecha especÍfica.fecha especÍfica, ydecí cuÁndo podremos prender el interruptor de luz, pero hemos dejado claro que no hay tal interruptor y no hay tal fecha, el nuevo modelo estadÍstico realizado por el intento de mÉtrica y evaluaciÓn del instituto de salud de la universidad de washington, estima que partir del 17 de mayo, california podrÍa comenzar a relajar el toque de que. --queda. lo que sÍ dijo gavin newsom hoy es que en el sector salud se puede comenzar a realizar algunas actividades suspendidas. >> se pueden comenzar a realizar cirugÍas en de nuevo en nuestro sistema de hospitales y de salud, serÍan cirugÍas esenciales, como de tumores o vÁlvulas del corazÓn. marÍa: el gobernador dijo que la decisiÓn de levantar el toque de quedar depende del primer indicador de su plan de seis, que estÁ relacionado con la capacidad de realizar pruebas de coronavirus a gran escala. por lo pronto gavin newsom dijo que se agregara 86 lugares adicionales para realizar pruebas de coronavirus, y que estos sitios est

pasamos a la conferencia de prensa del gobernador gavin newsom que estÁ dando detalles. escuchemos.l pÉsame a los familiares que fallecieron en esta pandemia. (hablan en inglÉs) dice que el ayer se registraron 71 muertos en california, hoy 63, un total de 821 muertos en el estado de california. (hablan en inglÉs) dice que tuvo la oportunidad de hablar con lÍderes religiosos en el estado de cÓmo poder procesar la pÉrdida y estos momentoss tan difÍciles. (hablan en inglÉs) dice que quierÁ empezar la conferencia de prensa dando la cantidad de muertos en el estado, ayer fue el incremento mÁs alto de personas que mueren debido al virus, hoy es de 63, con un total de 821 muertos en el estado. dice que no estamos en donde necesitamos llegar referente a lo que dijo otras veces relacionado eÁ seguir aplanando la curva, pero todavÍa falta mucho para hacer. habla de que 2.7 millones de personas aplicaron para reciblir subsidio del estado. dice que todas las solicitudes estÁn trabajando para hacer que el dinero llegue lo mÁs rÁpidamente posible. dice que en un momento hablarÁ de los contratista

será entregada a personas mayores durante la pandemia, así lo anunció el gobernador del estado gavin newsomación para manejos de emergencias y restaurantes en todo california, las personas mayores deben tener un alto riesgo de contraer el coronavirus y tener un ingreso del 600 por ciento menos de la línea de pobreza general y deben haber estados expuestos al coronavirus o tener un sistema inmunológico comprometido, el servicio puede ser adquirido llamando al 211 >>> este viernes 24 de abril esta ciudad se convirtió en la primera en requerir el uso de mascarillas, los cubrebocas son obligatorios para empleados y clientes de negocios esenciales, lugares como supermercados, farmacias y gasolineras, líderes de la ciudad dicen que además, la gente debe continuar implementando la distancia física, a la medianoche en el condado santa cruz entrará un efecto de una ordenanza similar >>> el presidente donald trump dijo el jueves en una conferencia de prensa que sería interesante saber si usar desinfectante dentro del cuerpo mataría el virus con covid-19, escuchen ustedes >>> bueno . en horas de la ma

today governor gavin newsom announced the first shift in easing the coronavirus restrictions. hospitals and health care facilities can soon begin to schedule certain elective surgery. the procedures are those deemed essential. >> i think it is important we take the delayed surgeries and get those back on the books so patients can get the care they need. in many cases the longer they are delayed they turn urgent. >> standard says it is ready to go. the patient and the team will undergo coronavirus testing to make sure everyone is free of the virus. >>> and tonight testing for the coronavirus has expanded to all essential employees in san francisco. that applies to those in the public and private sectors and anyone with symptoms who cannot get access. people can make an appointment on line and go to piers 30 to 32. >>> and contra costa county four new drive-thru testing sites are now open. the county health services opened the locations at the public health clinic. the health center, the pittsburg health center and the west county health center. services are available to any cou

host: governor gavin newsom yesterday in california. we are talking about social distancing this morning in the first segment of the "washington journal." in california, fremont, california, you are next. go ahead. caller: my name is ken brown, and i live in fremont, california. it really seen -- stinks to have to stay inside, but i think governor gavin newsom and others have provided early, nonpartisan leadership and they are doing a fabulous job. i'm a republican, and i plan to but ior president trump, think they are both doing a fabulous job, and i think this -- i hope this covid-19 eradicates itself soon. host: are you living alone in fremont? caller: i am not living alone in fremont. i have attendants who take care of me and live with me. host: how are you guys dealing with this whole social distancing, especially when it comes to the health care and having to help with some of your needs? caller: it is really hard. so far, my guys have not had to wear a mask around me. they probably should, but it is really hard, you know? hopeful

there are close to 14,000 confirmed cases in california, and today governor gavin newsom took responsibility for the number of tests in our state and promised to do better. governor newsom laid out a new plan. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to the lead of a new testing task force. >> that the testing space has been a challenging one for us, and i own that, and i have a responsibility as your governor to do better. >> governor gavin newsom confirmed over 126,000 people have been tested. and 13,000 of those are still awaiting results. staggering numbers that led to this announcement. a state partnership with two california universities and a task force. >> a new partnership with uc davis and uc san diego to create a minimum of 5 to 7 hubs. >> reporter: leading the covid-19 test task force, paul markovich president and ceo of blue shield of california, and dr. charity dean, assistant director of california's public health department. markovich wants to make sure anyone in need of a test gets one. >> set a goal to get to 10,000 per day for the next two weeks to 25,000 per day by the end of t

but the coronavirus pandemic changing both of their tunethat gavin newsom has los angeles, california and all of california. >> the relationship has been strong and i am not doing it to kiss the ring and i am not doing it in a specific way i come i'm just being forthright with the president that he returns calls and he reaches out and he has been proactive. >> it is a stark contrast from the governors of washington and michigan who have been critical of the federal government's response.>> i guess he has been constantly complaining and we are building hospitals and we've done a great job for the state of washington and in michigan, she has no idea what is going on>> donald trump takes everything personally and when you attack him personally he has ways of getting even>> this political consultant was press secretary for former california governor gray davis and he says it is wise to take aside and tapping to the government's vast resources during an emergency. >> gavin newsom made the smart move i'm not being in that battle and he understood the president trump has the combination to t

yesterday in sacramento governor gavin newsom pushed for had it. the idea being that if you've had covid-19 you might be immune and able to return to your job without getting sick. reporting live here in hayward, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> you will soon be able to find testing locations on a.m. mams. the tech giant is allowing applications for specific testing locations. once a location is approved it will appear right on the apple maps in the coming weeks. >>> more bay area counties are getting stricter to try to stop the spread of covid-19. starting on friday in sonoma county everyone will be required to wear face coverings. the county says failure to comply with the order is a misdemeanor punishable by a fine or even jail time. you have to cover your face before you enter an indoor facility besides your home. santa clara county is expecting to discuss face coverings later today. >>> and santa clara county leaders may be ready to waive late fees on property tax payments. they were due this past friday. they normally have a 10% late fee.

. >>> governor gavin newsom says don't expect to see any mass gatherings anytime soon . we spoke to an analyst on when and how sports might return . i think by lid mid to late fall we will see return of sports >> the return of sports will depend heavily on the availability of quick reliable tests they can tell us who is sick and infectious and also who may have caught and recovered from the virus . >> i'm very optimistic as we look to mid fall we're seeing a flattening of the curve, follow the trend in the patterns on the data . i'm very confident we will be resuming sports mid to late fall . >> sports leagues across the country trying to figure out how went to restart play . the nba is planning to reopen team facilities may first in cities and dates without shelter in place orders . the nfl is planning to start his season as scheduled, with fans of possible . >> we want to be part of the coming out, if you want to say it, of our country . but we also know we have to be careful about it and thoughtful . >> how professional and college sports come back may not be somethin

you have a lot of big blue state governors like gretchen witmer, andrew cuomo, gavin newsom who have bigger aspirations which will they fall on the side of being as safe and as liberal as possible and could that have a really negative impact on this? >> absolutely. two of my last op-eds talked about how these big blue states shouldn't be bailed out because they have been irresponsible all along and if they keep this up, if they are expecting a bailout which would encourage them to be shut down even longer but steve mnuchin said today that he wasn't going to bailout state with bad budget so this is a fix for the gavin newsoms of the world. you wants to control everything and is not being responsive, there will be big budget deficits and if he has a big budget deficit has to raise taxes say goodbye to running for president in 2024. >> is a letter from county leaders to the governor, the public health data in addition to our areas ability to continue monitoring cases should allow our counties to soon begin a science-based thoughtful reopening a economy consistent with national guideline

particular i want to mention california governor gavin newsom in the next show. sorry, sara, i cut you off quickly. >> no, i was just going to say the big cap tech stock, as you say, is a huge theme and amazon was the winner on the week and so far this week it ran up 16.25% and it is why consumer discretionary, and the growthy stocks are sort of making a stand here >> a big rally up 2.7% brian sullivan's got you covered next ♪ >>> and welcome to "fast money" and cnbc's continued coverage of the markets in turmoil good evening or good afternoon, everybody, i hope you're having a decent friday. i am brian sullivan. t.g.i.f., the markets reflecting an economy and a health and population that is slowly starting to get a little bit better every single day. the dow ending its day up 704 points it is now up 10% in the month of april, but still, down 15% on the year the nasdaq and big technology once again, the big winner it gained 1.4% today, 6% from the nasdaq this week, and many of the most beaten-up names and some of the ones exposed to the consumer and a shutdown ec

california, big shout out to gavin newsom who is sending some our way.stantly prowling the globe for personal protective equipment. so these are fronts we're pursuing at the same time. the concerns are real, without question. particularly in the northern and northeastern counties in our state, which are part of the metro new york reality. >> one of the things that i've been interested to see you and your team working on in new jersey is a plan, a statewide plan to help long-term care facilities. i know more than half of new jersey's long-term care facilities have at least one case of coronavirus. 10% of the state's fatalities thus far are linked to nursing homes. we have seen large number of deaths in individual facilities. it's just terrifying when we think about our older americans in these facility where is they need to be for a million reasons, but it does feel like this virus rips through them like a wildfire through dry grass. what is the long-term facility care plan that you are working on? what are the principles that are guiding that plan? >> yo

i think gavin newsom is doing a good job. and we're going to have to be creative and think about, how do we manage in this whole new world that we haven't thought about before. >> ann, i've seen two things speculated on twitter. number one, that this could finally be the death of the airline middle seat in coach. and number two, that we could be looking at a future, we know that disney world and disney land when they reopen, are talking about taking temperatures of guests when they come in. that could be rather commonplace, especially at first. restaurants, movie theaters, and that kind of thing. >> i agree. i think we're all thinking about what does normal look like after we're done with this. and we're going to have to think about this. i do want to remind people, though, that fever screening is not necessarily the only answer out there, because we know that people are asymptomatic, so not having symptoms and able to spread the virus, and also presymptomatic, so infectious before they have symptoms, so fever screening is go

governor gavin newsome asfor patience state's path to return to he normal. good evening and thank you so much for joining us heren kron 4 news at 5 i'm justine waltman the governor is expected to get an update tomorrow on the state's loosening the restrictions that are currently in place to try and slow the spread of the coronavirus our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has been following the story from the very beginning she joins us now live from sacramento th more on what we can expect to hear from the governor on wednesday, ashley. yeah tomorrow governor gavin newsome is supposed to give n update on how far california is getting on the road mato lifting the stay at home orders. it's the first announcement in a series the governor is expected to give. >overnor gavin newsome wednesday will gi the first update on how far cafornia is getting on its road map to lifting stay at home orders when a when you see a little can lay out some little is pressure that we i know we're all feeling around the stay at home order and the like governor, newsome is using 6

gavin newsom: [habla en inglÉs] miguel: el anuncio del gobernador gavin newsom de la primera seÑal deata de un pacto con los gobernadores de los estados de washington y oregÓn. dice que no quiere exagerar, que tampoco quiere menospreciar la importancia de seguir las reglas de distanciamiento social. los estados son trabajando en un plan para dar prioridad a la salud y dejar que la ciencia guÍe las decisiones. buscan que disminuya el nÚmero de pacientes en hospitales. estos datos son de un anÁlisis del instituto de verificaciÓn y evaluaciÓn de salud de la universidad de washington. esta lÍnea morada representa el nÚmero de camas disponibles en california. rebasar esta lÍnea causaría un desbordamiento del sistema de salud. la nueva informaciÓn muestra que el estado llegarÁ un pico el 17 de abril, se necesitarÁn aproximadamente 2000 camas. ahora comparemos porque esta es la curva nueva york. las lÍneas en grado oscuro son el nÚmero de camas que necesitan. ese estado sigue en malas condiciones. ahÍ tienen 3010 camas, el nÚmero de pacientesque las necesita ya sobrepasÓ la cifra. regresemos

governor gavin newsom announcing a big win in the quest to protect health care workers. on msnbc and broke the news california has made a deal on its own to manufacturer 200 million medical grade masks per month. >> and we built a consortium of nonprofits and a large manufacturer with appropriate contacts in asia, and now we have the confidence that 150 plus million n95 masks, 50 million medical masks on a monthly basis. >> he and other state leaders were tired he also says that california has received only about 1 million masks from the federal stockpile but handed out some 40 million to health care workers. it's hoped that a surplus of masks will eventually assist other neighboring states also in need. >>> within the last hour a leader from the coronavirus task force from the white house is saying that some of the projected numbers of potential deaths could be lower. bob redell has more on the latest info coming in. bob? >> reporter: laura, you'll recall on monday the university of washington institute for health metrics and evaluation was predicting just under 82,000

>>governor gavin newsome wednesday will give the first update on how far california is getting on its road map to lifting stay at home orders when a when you see a little bit of release in the so we can lay out some little is pressure that we i know we're all feeling around the stay at home order and the like governor, newsome is using 6 factors to determine how soon the state can ease its restrictions he says wednesday's update will be specific to one of the key pieces of evidence his administration wants to see which requires expanded

gavin newsom says, yes! where can i sign up?he money, we know that much from reports out of california. what we don't know if they received any masks yet or not. we don't know. one of the other really bad parts as you mentioned is that this company is going out of business. you think, are they getting a discount if they will buy 200 masks? are they getting the going out of business deal? no! they will pay $5 a mask. i understand this is at a time when a lot of people want to masks, but this company makes cars! what are you going to pay them a premium and you don't even know if they can do it. they had another deal with california to make electric buses. they hired a thousand people in california and the governor said before they are a great partner on the environment, that didn't go so well and they got a lot of violations at the plant where they were making them. they're doing that in shenzhen. gavin newsom says he cares about outcomes, we will see how this one turns out. speak to you are right, melissa. i wish i hadn't heard t

. >>> a group of southern california business owners filed a lawsuit against governor gavin newsom and three counties calling the forced closure of shops and restaurants a civil rights violation. >> we have the right -- >> we have rights -- >> and speaking of, three people arrested while protesting the stay-at-home orders on the beaches in san diego. dozens demanded access to the beaches. three arrested violated the public health order and the beach will reopen tomorrow. the protesters say it shouldn't have been closed to begin with. >>> all right. darren now, we will have a warm up? >> yeah. we have pretty much seen the warm up. there is another one coming on tuesday that will be close but not quite as intense as friday and saturday. today we got a cool down. highs today, from 59 in san francisco for the high today, to 84 in santa rosa. so there is that 85-degree temperature spread. we are starting to see the pattern that begins to look a lot like summer and tomorrow we will do this again. i will use that santa rosa to the city line to highlight how we will experience this tomorrow. d

marÍa: buenas noches, el gobernador gavin newsom probÓ una moratoria temporal que prohÍbe desalojar aavirus. aquÍ le decimos quÉ tiene que hacer. tiene que informarle al dueÑo de la propiedad que aquÍ la que no podrÁ pagar la renta por el coronavirus. >> es muy importante tenerlo por escrito. tienes que dejar saber que fuiste impactado, que no vas a poder pagar la renta. marÍa: debe informar al dueÑo en un plazo no mayor a siete dÍas, despuÉs de la fecha en la quedebe pagar la renta. le tiene que explicar las razones. >> porque tuviste que faltar al trabajo porque estuviste enfermo, o quizÁ cerraron el trabajo completamente. o tal vez uno de tus hijos se tuvo que quedar en casa porque cerraron las escuelas y no tienes cuidado de niÑos. pero tiene que resultar en un impacto a tus ingresos. marÍa: esta moratoria para evitar desalojos en todo california fue aprobada por el gobernador gavin newsom. tendrÁ una vigencia de dos meses. >> la moratoria de desalojo prohÍbe temporalmente a los propietarios desalojar a los inquilinos por falta de pago, solo si estÁ relacionado directamente a un i

you heard gavin newsom laying out a gradual reopening plan for his state. is that what you envision for your state as well? >> yeah, we'll have a phased

open argument, interested in evidence. >> governor of california, gavin newsom.r, thank you very much for spending some time with us today. >> honor to be with you fnl. thanks, brian. >>> and coming up for us tonight, the senior most elected democrat in our country today wondered why republicans won't take back their own party. we'll ask someone who worked with both the reagan and bush administrations about that very thing when we come back. that you like. petsmart has everything your pet needs delivered directly to your door. or save 10% when you buy online and pick up in store... now with curbside pickup. shop petsmart.com or download our mobile app today. since 1926, nationwide we've been there in person, during trying times. today, being on your side means staying home... "nationwide office of customer advocacy." ...but we can still support you and the heroes who are with you. we're giving refunds on auto insurance premiums, assisting customers with financial hardships, and our foundation is contributing millions of dollars to charities helping with covid-19

he has said governor gavin newsome has a tough job of trying to find a balance. >>if we pull back too quickly and we walk away from our credible commitment to not only been this curve but to stop the spread and suppress the spread of this virus it could start. a second wave that could be even more damaging the first. >>today governor newsom revealed more details on how he will reopen california's economy state health officials say it will happen in 4 stages under the current stay at home order california is currently in phase. one state health officials say california will move into stage 2 in a matter of weeks allowing employees in occupations that low risk of spreading covid-19 with physical distancing to go back to work businesses such as retail and manufacturers say will also begin opening up public spaces such as beaches and parks along with school programs and child care facilities. >>phase 2. as was presented by doctor angel is in weeks not months face 3, 4, months, not weeks. >>stage 3 allows those in higher risk of jobs to go back to work such as persona

. >>> el gobernador gavin newsom dijo que el prÓximo aÑo escolar podrÍa iniciar el julio, ya que muchosener algunos conceptos crÍticos. este anuncio estÁ gun generando problemas. >>> buenas tardes. de concretarse la posibilidad de reabrir escuelas como esta a finales de julio se necesitarÍa un gran trabajo, todo srea diferente cuando los estudiantes pasen por estas puertas. el gobernador de california gavin newsom dijo que es probable que los estudiantes regresen a las clases a finales de julio. >>> tendremos que recibir los materiales y el equipo inmediatamente para limpiar 25 escuelas, necesitarÍamos recibir los materiales en las dos semanas. >>> otro factor a tomar en cuenta es la disponibilidad de priu bas de coronavirus. >>> tenemos 6 millones de estudiantes en california, todo el mundo tendrÍa que tener el eximen. >>> todavÍa se sabe muy poco de la enfermedad. >>> julio es muy poco, porque no se sabe si el virus estÁ contenido. entonces es muy pronto. >>> para cumplir con el distanciamiento social los recientes necesitarÍan disminuir la cantidad de alumnos por salÓn. >>> la idea e

here's what california governor gavin newsom told me earlier today about his effort to ramp up testing there. >> we just made a deal for 80 new sites and testing. the first ones went up in three of our most rural counties in the state in the last two days. all the rest of those 80 sites will be up by monday, focusing on inner cities, focusing on rural areas, really focusing on those disparities in a meaningful and more substantive way. >> we'll have more of that conversation just ahead in our broadcast. recent coronavirus outbreaks at meat processing plants across our country underscore the importance of increasing testing capacity. trump has just signed an executive order mandating the nation's meat processing plants to stay open even as major plants are suspending operations due to workers getting sick and dying. according to their union, nearly 20 workers have died. at least 5,000 have been affected. just days ago, the chairman of tyson foods warned that the food supply chain is breaking. tyson had already had to close some of its plants. it's a big name in that industry. "the washi

so when governor gavin newsome says it's weeks until we move into that next phase. he's not going to say whether it's one week or 3 weeks he says data will determine that decision not dates. >>reporting live in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>thank you so much ashley now the united states has reached a very grim milestone tonight there are now more than 1 million cases of coronavirus in our country. according to johns hopkins university on april 10th. there were 500,000 cases we have double that number in just 18 days. this virus is also killed over 58,000 people across the country here in california there are now more than 46,000 cases and over 1800 people have died. some states have already begun the process of reopening their economies and that may lead 2 more people dying from covid-19 a new model is now projecting that 74,000 americans will lose their lives to the virus. this summer. this projection was by the university of washington and that shows about 74,000 americans will lose their lives to this virus by august. last week that number was around 6

in a position to do that as we start relaxing the stay-at-home measures. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom also announced that more test sites are set to open. abbott laboratories committed to opening 75 testing sites in california. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> governor newsom said a new blood test from stanford university could be hours from receiving federal approval, but this one is actually a little bit different. instead of detecting the actual disease, it looks for antibodie. this means this could have the power to clear people to return to work. that's some good news. >>> governor newsom's office launched a new website with his announcement yesterday, it's right here at covid-19supplies.ca.gov. individuals and businesses can donate or sell needed supplies like n-95 masks, vent lators, face shields and gloves. >>> the health crisis from covid-19 is quickly exploded into an economic crisis and disaster for small business. the trump administration's nearly $350 billion paycheck protection program was said to rollout on friday but as lauren martinez shows us,de we for loans

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ellos demandaron al gobernador gavin newsom.ara los trabajadores indocumentados. la abogada de los demandantes agur comentÓ que el gobernador de california viola leyes federales criminales, al entregar un subsidio en efectivo a los indocumentados. las leyes estatales que prohÍben dar beneficios de desempleo a quienes no tienen permiso legal de trabajo. >> hace dos semanas el gobernador newsom entregÓ el pago Único de $500 por trabajador y de $1200 por familia a unos 150,000 indocumentados que se quedaron sin empleo por la crisis del coronavirus en california. >> cada estado en nuestra uniÓn es un estado autÓnomo. tiene todo el derecho y la legalidad para decidir cÓmo distribuir su dinero de los contribuyentes, entre ellos los indocumentados. juan carlos: el vocero del gobernador indicÓ que california estÁ legal y moralmente tomando acciones justificadas para asistir a todos los californianos afectados por el covid-19. >> no hay mÉritos legales para esta demanda. juan carlos: para este activista, solamente hay un interÉs electora

joining us now is gavin newsom, governor of the great state of california. governor, i know you have not been doing a lot of tv interviews. i really, really am grateful for you making time to be with us tonight. >> my honor. thanks for having me, rachel. >> let me just ask the way i just described the situation in your state, that was a pretty quick look at how things have gone. but let me ask you if i got anything wrong or if you thing i'm looking at anything in a wrong-headed way? >> no. i think you're right at this moment in time. but we're sober about this moment in time, and it's incredibly important that i emphasize to the 40 million californians, millions that are watching, to continue our stay-at-home orders, continue to practice physical distancing. let's not run the 90-yard dash. we still have an enormous amount of work ahead of us. >> in los angeles the county health director asked people to stay inside this week in particular. she said yesterday, if you have enough supplies in your home, this would be the week to skip shopping altogether. now jus

when gavin newsom was mayor of san francisco in 2004,marriages were briefly allowed in the city. newsom chose lyons and her partner to be the first couple to be married in city hall.marriage was legalized in 2008. >>> health officials are closely watching a deadly outbreak of covid-19 at a nursing home in hayward where another resident died today. that brings the death toll they are to 7. dozens of others have tested positive for the virus. henry lee shows us what is being done now to keep other residents safe.>> i am doing everything i can do. to make seven resins have died at the gateway care and rehabilitation center in hayward. at least 40 other residents are sick and 25 staff members are also infected. >> they are okay, as good as they can be. >> nursing assistant te rica came three days ago and says she will fulfill her duties to care for residents.>> it is a scary time for everyone right now, but this is what we signed up for. you just have to do your job. >> infected residents, many with underlying health residence moved to another area of the facility. >> one man's grandm

antibodies it's a completely different game so we we i mentioned just a little while ago that gavin newsom is saying from now on if you go to one of the restaurants in california i'm sorry we're just going to have to take your temperature we have to throw away the menu after you touch it talk about a new game we're going to live in a new paradigm are we how many other things you think are just going to change the way we live bob. tremendously you know until they have some kind of active therapeutic serve actually the change tremendously but they're you know i don't think that he's really thinking about this you know like we did after 911 after 911 look at the security industries that came into place like you say being stood up it's going to be a whole lot more sophisticated for instance let's say you are critical wing section of boeing what you do is you take 3 to workers put them in a omarion hotel for a week make sure they are all totally clear you haven't come out work like a 2 week shift like they were in an oil rig and come back so that you completely clear now the idea of taking tabl

governor gavin newsom poised to order all california beaches to close. >> this is the reason in southe at beach with late breaking details on the governor's order. >> reporter: this is pacifica state beach, it will be closed by the governor's order beginning friday. according to this bulletin obtained by our sister station in los angeles, all beaches and state parks in los angeles will be closed friday, may 1. it was sent out this evening. the governor will make the announcement tomorrow. the association president said it was sent out toot give police chiefs time to plan ahead. as you saw this weekend there were clouds on southern california beaches. this was orange county. the governor called this a bad example. >> this virus doesn't take the weekends off. it doesn't go home because it is a beautiful day around our coast. those images are an example of what not to see, what not to do if we are going to make the progress that we have made. i can't impress it more, the only thing that will set us back is our behavior. >> it doesn't surprise me that it happened. >> reporter: . >> when we

gavin newsom said yesterday of california it looks like they could actually reopen their schools in july which is unusual happenstance because usually people go back to school? august. how would that work? they don't know. also regarding going back and openings up retail, the simon property group, which is the largest prosecutor of malls in the united states, they're going, to as of friday, open up 50 malls in 10 of the states that are going to start to reopen. this is good news for people who want to go back. but, listen, it's going to be a lot different than it was before. you're going to take your temperature now when. in there is going to be somebody right there with a scanner. they will hand out free sanitizer. hand out free masks. if you go to the food court, every other chair, every other table is going to be blocked off, if you use the facilities, half of the toilets and half of the sinks and half the urinals will be blocked off so that people keep social distancing. the big question is, even with all of those restrictions, and requirements, will people feel safe enough to go bac

governor gavin newsom is laying out new reopening plans for the state. new for you that morning what he had to say moments ago on nbc news. >> the bay area has 7,800 confirmed cases and as of this morning 277 people have now died. shelter at home orders have now been extended through the end of may. meantime sonoma county leaders are easing some restrictions at local parks. >>> a very good morning to you and thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington along with mike and kari this morning. we want to get started with the forecast. kari hall has been giving us such a warm forecast. kari, are we going to see warm temperatures again today? >> we're getting over the hump of the warm weather, too, so we're going to see a cooldown for today. let's start out in dublin with a look at our temperature trend. we're in the mid-50s this morning. you'll notice a lot of clouds and temperatures warming up more slowly. reaching up to 74 degrees. some spots yesterday hit 90 degrees so it's going to be nice to have this cooldown, clouds and fog

>> reporter: governor gavin newsom wants us to check in on seniors who are not our family members to make sure they are okay with loneliness and basic necessities like groceries, and prescriptions. he offered an update on the states program to procure more ventilators and the companies involved in making them . >> reporter: with hospitalization for covid-19 cases taking up 13% overnight, governor gavin newsom says the state has more than 4700 ventilators. >> we have a call out to get another 5000+ ventilators. our goal is 10,000 ventilators. we have a request in for the national stockpile . >> reporter: virgin orbit is expected to deliver a prototype of a respirator belt in their facilities which typically produce rocket engines and launching systems. >> they are not as comprehensive as respirators are rather ventilators that so many of us are speaking of. these are less complex, but they can meet the moment . >> reporter: stay home save lives and check in urging californians to make sure people check in on seniors outside their family who might be lonely or need help. >> it is incum

california governor gavin newsom thinks he has a plan to get his state back to work, kind of. but could it actually be a plan to avoid a return to normalcy? in thehe golden state, more than 780 have died due to the coronavirus, and as tragic as any and all loss of life is and it sure is, that figure is astonishingly low for a state of 40 million people. compare that to the numbers in new york, a state with half the population and more than ten times the covid deaths. yet today, gavin newsom insisted that the state could only begin to reopen if six distinct conditions were met. they are quite involved and perhaps quite not realistic. we w will get into more with home depot cofounder bernie marcus. by the way, we painted this in "hannity." if you miss baseball, nba, college sports, looking forward to college football in the fall like i am, don't look for any hope from gavin newsom. >> large-scale events that bring in hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of strangers altogether across every conceivable difference, health and otherwise, is not in the cards based upon our current

but california governor gavin newsom saying not so fast.look at the possibl lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. >>> welcome back this morning. despite the coronavirus shutting down activities, president trump said the nfl should start on timend teted lite league baseball players assuring them their season will begin soon. chris alvarez has more in this morning's sports. >> hi, everybody, chris alvarez working from home. president trump held a conference call with all of the major sports commissioners and he told them he expects the nfl season to start on time. but espn is reporting trump also said he hopes to have fans back in the stands and sta

three churches in california are now suing governor gavin newsom.armeet dhillon is a civil rights attorney, involved in representing in this case over his stay-at-home order. in the associated press said the church is arguing that the state and local orders are overly broad and that they can practice safe social distancing in the same manner as grocery stores and other outlets. what are your thoughts on that given what happened in kentucky over the weekend during these easter services, a federal judge issuing a temporary restraining order against that mayor, greg fisher in louisville, reverend? >> well, i think, laura, it's our constitutional rights being thrown out the window, are they? it's okay for liquor stores to be open, it's okay for walmart to be open. it's okay for grocery stores to be open but a church wants to meet in a parking lot and sit in their cars and to have the police come and take the numbers of the license plates and give them a ticket or send them a fine in the mail, this is just absolutely wrong. and we want to have i think so

it's going to work with laboratories across california.>>> governor gavin newsom's office has set up a new website where people can donate medical supplies to support the state's response to the pandemic. some bay area police officers are now handing out citations for violations of the shelter in place order. we talked to an 86-year-old man who is believed to be the first to get a ticket in san francisco.>> reporter: the rain has kept a lot of people home this weekend. but still, not everybody is complying with the health order. calling this shelter in place order to protect the most vulnerable people in our society. yet, the first ticket in san francisco was handed to this 86- year-old grandfather. >> i understand the purpose of the stay-at-home order although i think it is a little bit overreach. >> reporter: as footage of the police issue in the citation to ron, thursday morning, in front of the valencia street planned parenthood. the antiabortion advocate had a small booth outside of the clinic since february. the start of the operation says he conducted essential business by pro

governor gavin newsom says more than 2700 nursing home employees and residents have tested positive for the coronavirus. he also says 522 of the states care facilities have at least one person infected with covid- 19. there are new estimates tonight that about 1/5 of u.s. virus deaths are linked to nursing facilities.>> 10 residence at a redwood city nursing home have died from the coronavirus or its complications. the virus also infected other residents and employees. the facility typically causes about 65 people. the director says she is close to all of them.>> it's been a really hard two weeks or three weeks, or a month, that we've been under lockdown, and my main concern is for my residents. they are my friends, you know.>> is working with healfur infection.>> you might think with vulnerable residents nursing homes would lead the way in testing, but it is spotty at best and only done only after people get sick or have died. debora villalon is the here now with more. roma quarantined for almost 2 months, elderly residents can't leave their facilities and families cannot come inside.

sanctus very much gavin newsome california thanked us so much for getting him all the things that he needed so he can keep going and keep doing a good job we got it to him today tomorrow we getting him even more would have been harder for him to get it than us we agree to get it we got it on time he said promises made promises kept he actually said that in a statement today we've done a good job we've gotten very little credit for the great job we've done because of the media because the media is not an honest media in my opinion much of it not all of it we have some great reporters that i have tremendous respect but much of the media is not honest so i can't tell you about the election you have a democrat party and you have a large portion of the media automatically giving the guy a pass he's been given a pass whether or not he's going to be the nominee i have no idea but he's getting a pass and the media isn't covering the great job that we've done whether it's mike's task force which has been incredible whether it's the way we've mobilized in a war like operation to build these in

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this as governor gavin newsom moves forward witho.re almost 22,000 deaths. >>> and today hayward's free testing center is moving to a new and larger site at cal state east bay. the city says that it provides more space for parking and to manage the growing number of people seeking the test. more of these headlines ahead for you this morning. we thank you for joining us here on "today in the bay." the whole gang is here this morning keeping us up to date on what's going on. mike will have a look at the commute and if anything happens throughout the morning he'll let us know. first we want to start with meteorologist kari hall working from home as well this morning. kari, starting out nice and cool but will shape up to be a nice one today. >>> we will see a wide range from the way we start the day to the way it ends. now we are going to see in san jose our temperatures in the upper 40s as you get ready to head out the door, but we'll be well above normal for an afternoon high as we continue to make it into the upper 60s by early this af

governor gavin newsom laid out keat lastay-at-home orders. >>> is mrs. will likely need to maintain certain distancing requirements for large gatherings like sporting events and concerts. they want resume anytime soon. >>> world wrestling entertainment or the wwe, they have managed to survive the coronavirus lockdown order. florida has deemed it an essential business. that wasn't initially the case but the governor stepped in and changed it. now with this essential status, the match will be held on a as the nation's doctor, i often get asked what should i do if i think i might have corona virus? people who are sick should stay home. you don't go to an emergency room. you don't go to a clinic. you get on the phone and you ask for advice and instructions from your physician. we don't want you to go into the e.r. or the doctor's office without talking to them first, because you might spread corona virus to someone else. please visit coronavirus.gov for more information. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68