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what is gog to happen in the fall when we have a second wave will potentially be disastrous unless we prepare and really get our health care system up to par. >> we're learning that a top dr. has resigned because he wanted rigorous testing of the coronavirus treatment by the president. at does that say? >> we need to be clear and consistent messaging coming from the government. there is so much uncertainty and all american people want to know the truth. we don't want to know treatmen based on science. towe wannow what the governor knows andt w it doesn't know and what they will be doing to find the answers. this is not about partisanship or politics, ts is about saving people's lives. >> thank you for being with us. as we have been reporting, president trump says he would sign an executive order temporary -- temporarily stopping people from issuin green cards.we learned the pre's lawyers are pouring over thi. what is the holdup? >> this is another case of the president going about the staff. the president has made a pitch to hi' base, saying i'going to restct new people coming in in o

>>the decision to reop the ountry will not co from the president is gog to beup to the governors will work with them wee going to help them, it's going to up to the governor's the white hse issuing guidelines to help but the states will not be forced to follow that our approach outlines 3 phases and restoring our economic life. we are not opening or once. but one careful step at a time that on light switch on and off is the exact opposite. >>at you see here which is a gradual dacian in america's panda make at the center new york governor andrew cuomo saying ey're not ready to reopen rey to open tomorrow because we're afraid the infection rate will go up postal is asiansare down t the state is seeing about 2000 new cases a day and are setting their sigh on anotr major concern e've been watching the nursing homes is nursing homes in many ways are ground 0 for this situation across the cntry. los angeles county facing their highest number of deaths reported in a single day so far ter reporting high totals a b-side yesterday and the day before. >>and it really reflects a devastating power

i'd like to know what's gog on and side which i don't have any idea. >>today looking at right brothhis time for bearing. let's start right and what's going on carol soured says her brother donald soured. >>lives a gateway carein rehab center and tested positive for the coronavirus she and her family had been visiting him at the facility by his we know everyday counicing with him by phone them angiven my trucks are not stop >>miked up to 3 days. how many nurses are there to say. >>one nurse meanwhile. >>union city council membe jaime pitino says his grdmother also loves a good way for was rushedto the hospital on friday because of low ygen levels in hollywood and moved aroud had wenown we know but daniel says he's frustrated gave way left him and his family in the rk about the severity of what was going on inside, but of anger there. >>yo know who is managing this place was she was in charge there. why would he understands why would we be told what was going on. what do you have to see is finding out om the news media that people were dying there. >>but

let's face it james story, a lot of people mada run for toilet paper you don't think they're gog make a run for meat that ere is a good chance demand will drastically price of meat so the like the daria chart iii non meat items. duryea you've always been aheaof the curve so bravo to you i'm going to be dying. james m coming over. we're going to be your food. >>it's b y o m no, i don't have a choice because my freezer so small yeah and snicks are felling thank you well protein topeanuts so i got and last night suddenly i freaked out thinking. i check the list of symptoms. no fever cough, shortness of breath. those are big indicators and the cdc has a list of the other things to watch out for so take a lo at this, not only the first 3 i talked about to hear more symptoms that you know would indicate that you have covered chills and shaking with chills muscle pain. >>see there's a headache i came to a headache alone. james, sore throat and this is a big e say if you suddenly lose your sense of smell or taste and i'm always checking that, especially wind spray perfume orand i say ok how a

slping, gog to be spaghetti for me. >> reporter: with many places cled, james eats and sleeps in his truck. >> checkhis out. tting for bad it's >> reporter: staying healthy is constantly on s mind. >> we can't find gloves we can't find masks. we can't find lysol. we're having to makeshift and adopt to it. >> reporter: how is your family doing on the road? >> very supportive mitold my wife i'm not home until it's over at home, amall child grandchild at home i don't want to bring it home to my wife. >> reporte when we go to the stes and see this shelf empty, we get anxious what's your message to the american people? >> my message to t people we're ving as fast as we can but trying to beafe about . >> reporter: like acss america, 's ready go the distance a maon a new mission. >> this is what personally i'm built for and i would ha it no other way. when t country calls, i'm there. >> james tells me some states revised weight restrictions lowing truckers to move more producduring this emergency. we'll take a eak, up next, in this difficult time reflections we could all use on finding the

yes, certain stores are doing that for sure, but counties are saying you know we're gog to require it to count all right, thanks a lot. >>it's not just the north may either everybody in fmont has to wear a mask now as well for centralworkers, the face coverings have to provide there must be provided by employers. they don't have to masks again they want those to remain available for hospital workers but all customers and fitter visitors are also required to wear face coverings as well. >>and there's more testing starting today a new drive-thru coronavirus test site opens in san francisco. and we've been coring that was conference will tran he is can go but don't rush there people to get tested will, but thehave to sign up online first. >>that's right. i like the other testing sites where we've seen peop line up a couple of hours bere the test begins at this particular location and i'll step out of the way so youcan clearly see if you're just watching me now for today beuse you had to te go online to fill out questionnaires and if you qualify you have the symptoms of coronaviruthen and

the way i'm gog to handle fruit isn't going to treat this fruit which is etty much porous. it's kind of like her we should be washing our hands for 20 seconds the doctor then goes on to scrub orans and aples with soap. though this may sound logical it's actually dangerous of food specialist om nc state says we've known for 60 years that toxicity issues about consuming household dish soaps and professor japon says drinng dish soap or eating it can lead to nausea and upset stomach because our systems can't handle it. professor chapman as well as the a and the usda sayou shouldn't wash prode with soap. theyadvise you rinse it thorouhly with water only now since that video was produced advice to you soapy water on produce and says it's been edited out of the video but the fact remains many copies of that erroneous video are out there on social media, including a copy forwarded to me by a well-meaning family member. soif you're thinkg about using soap anwater to wash the covid-19 off your produce i'm going to burst your bubble. working for you, i'm consumer investigator stat pre

the heritage foundation'sjoel griffiths is targeted payments to the unemployed is a better solution gogad and dropping money helicopter style that justsettles all of us with the with that erodes ryan says he's hopeful that republicans will get on board just months to really work on getting it downto the grassroots level and i hope that that appeals to a lot of the conservative republicans. once congress returns to use washington, reporting in washington, i'm tror shirley. >>san franciscomayor london breed officially announced a new program to he prevent the spread of coronavus conference k roni has details. it's called contact tracing and the city of san francisco hopes it will be a major step both in getting throgh shelter in place and jump starting life afterwards >>we can have people test that may have been in contact with someone who has been infected because our goal is to chase down all of those peoe. >>and to either hp them if their covid and get them to quarantine or to basically give thethe relief that they are not infected. >>the prram has already plan, thanks to a partnership

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this ridge is going to spread eastward that means the hot weather that goes along with that is gog to eventually work its way out in the dests of areas like arizona new mexico. well, the bay area so we're goingto actually be in for a nice little cool down some ocean cool. they're going to have a chance to work its way back coming tomorrow that's ing to result in a relee with cool down in temperatures lso a few more clouds pushing in cumbria wednesday to you can see that your future casthursday and friday are going to this more mild weather going th the weekendactually just a touch cooler get and sunday, bring the potenalof a few light showers so plenty of changes around the corner if this ather spin a bit too hot for you so brace, yourselves for these daytime highs today they are hot antioch santa rosa nap and conqued like to mention very close tothe 90 degree mark t again livermore and san jose in the mid 80's to low 's and pretty much about the reood city. you know th upper 70's and mill lley opened the paper tomorrow 10 degrees coolerin some spots like are in london bayside areas a

with 80's and berkeley and oaklandwarming up to 78 degrees or your fray afternoon highs so this is gog to be the warmest day of this meakin app at 84 degrees in santa rosa. 15 degrees above average at 86 degrees. but as we take a look ahead it's going to peak by tuesday of next week or we could all above average. so we're s ceainly getting a taste of summer right n in april for us he in the bay ea catherine back to you we sure are thank you members, soft. >>at the oakland airport l workers and passengs are required to wear face coverings and coming up next we have a. are the airport is still openlet's go back to that story but only for essential travel kron4 sanaz tahernia has more from the airpo spokeswoman. >>people actually listening to the order and wearing face coverings when they come into the airrt. its highs and as we are seeing people complying with the order and we're very very happy to see that happening. >>now i know it's oakland rather airport that's equiring it there are other airports that you kn may or may not require it are there people standing against at the gates to

and that when we'll see a few more clouds gather alg the coastline will sunshine the afternoon so not gog to spoil the weekend but you know is that we've got some ol weather developing outside temperatures are going to be running into the 60's in the san francisco for tomorrow, we're oking at some 70's inside parts of the bay and probly some mid 80's, the warm spotwell inland. so certainly some ver nice weather had to start out your weekend enjoy that sunshine while we have some changes are coming r way we'll see a few more clouds toward the coastline, but just inside the bay and the valleys, it's looking >>today in san francisco, there was a large demonstration outside of th most coty center as workers from all different fields protested what they call a lack personal protective equipment abt 75 carson people protested demanding more personal protecte uipment from businesses to workers who work with rs and vulnerable populations. the mayor says e city is working on getting all the ppe they need but it's a big challen. next year at 6 the shelter-in-pce order can actually be bad ne for cha

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69 degrees at sonoma warming up into the low 70's and mid 70's fothose of you in santa rosa you're gogo be about 5 degrees above averagethere wedo have a beach hazard statement i effect because of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves from now through 5 o'clock wednesday morning mainly fo the bay area coastline and taking a look ahead at the xtended outlook tracking above average temperatures about 5 to 10 degrees above average startg saturday mentor tuesday of next week so enjoy that warm heading our >>sounds good thanks. a lot of rearch. well people across e country they are still staying home of course because of the pandemic it's a help and a lot the hot spots and new york for example stole a staggering number of coronavirus cases it is so among the places where health workers ill need more otective ear. the shortages are the subject of a recent watchdog report, athena jones reports. >>in new york city medical personnel are already stretched thin. and this morning, many are fed up. >>we need supplies. they need morethan one down per shi we need to not transmitte coronavirus from

it was pretty clear that if you're gog to do something really drastic like a shell trip place. you possibly can because if you u wait to do it. you get all the harms all of th social and economic disruptions but you miss a lot of the benefit cody caion santa clara county is not out of the woods yet the amount of testing is not where she wants t be and there are also challenges getting resources to health care providers as for when things return to normal she says it's just toearly to tell. >>if you have a you know lockdown and shelter place like we have here and then you completely lifted. y're going to see a rebound in cases and so the chalnge for us is one. we're all liddy with an extraordinary degree going to continue currently that bay area stay at home orders to run through may 3rd, but it could be extended. >>especially given the fact that the governor is now saying california will hitits peak number of cases in the middle of may. dan kerman kr 4 news. >>san ancisco's mayor says beginning today that first respondercan get tested for coronavis at a drive-thru facility. thi

as you see, the death camp keeps gog up.oday we0 have eople on ventilators, a great increase from yesterday. we received 150 ventilators that the president had promised louisiana and a conference call a few days ago. the vice president told the governor yesterday to those of be delivered today. that is far less than what we requested and far less than what next couple of weeks.ugh the at the rate we are going, we will run out of pasted l and equipment like ventilators in e next couple of weeks. laura: so, howany ventilats e need? asked the governor requested 10,000, but anything helps. they are trying to secure ventilators from other areas besides through the federal government. the states are working that out on their own to see re they can se them in other places. when you look at what the people have yesterday, we will use up everything they have in a short amount of time. dthe gentleman that h church last sunday was arrested. we still have a problem with people here in louisiana. all of the people sheltering in place. la

temperatures for tomorrow gog to be the 50's and 60's into san francisco, little cool othe goal-line plan a 50's there inside the bay are looking at those burlingame you'll see some 60's moving down the peninsula tomorrow about 64 in palo alto but does 69 grees in san jose that will be e of the warmer spot 69 degrees in livermore to 68 in dublin 64 in hayward a breezy in the afternoon 67 degrees in walnut creek about 65 grees in the napavalley and then you look at those tempetures keeping you cool along the coastline. generally in the 50'out toward the beaches. next couple days no chancef showers movg in late sunday night and into monday return some dry and warmer weather. the middle of next week justinback to you. >>thank you so much now next to 5 a couple in virginia had to be art on the day of their 20t the corovirus is making a lot harder to celebrate big events like birthdays and anniversaries nce we off to keep social distancing in mind that there is a coue from virginia that has been married r 20 years this month and in order to celebrate this big mileston during a pandemic th

again some counts have this order already in place sometimes these orders will be gog in do in place this weekend but enforcement will likely not take place until the middle o next week live in sa franciscodan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan now this comes as a new laser lig scattering experiment shows just how effective face coverings can be of slowing the spread of covid-19. so take a look here at the left side of your screen. you can see how when someone is talking tiny droplets of fluid from their mouth scattered into the air the particles vary insize and e larger ones quickly ll to the ground but smaller droplets. linger in the air and they can harbor infectious virus particles then on the right hand side of your screen that is a person who is wearing a mask when that person lks you can hardly see any particles escaped. and these new directivescom as the number of covid-19 cases here in the bay area continues to rise. there are now more than 6,000 confirmed cases and 196 people have died. on your screen you can see how the numberbreak down county by county. santa clara count

>>good morning jayeah, be seeing some nice weather to usher in the new month, but it is also gog to be a weekend ahead your first weekend of april that's going to offer pity that the nicest of weather just around the corner you look from ur berkeley cam this morning does show some prey clear skies definitely less of a foggy impact here than what we ha yesterday and ceainly a lot less cloud cover to this is going to set us up for a nice clear day today. it's like i mentioned aprilst is going to be coming along with some really sunny, nice weather ahead temperatures right now we're in the 40's and 50's so it is anoth mild start to the day as we makeour way into the afternoon don't expect that sunshi to go anywhere it's going to be icking around not st today but for much of e week are actually in a holding pattern ahead of a stm system that's still sittg well out in the pafic. that's the system that wileventually rk its way into the bay area come the weekend you can see that gradually happening by the time we wo intsaturd afternoon that green off sure th as the rain band that's eventually

the media gog amoeg all is offea fan a special lunch. >>> we're joined now live from london with thetest plus a look at more trouble for oil good morning, karen. >> good morning. foreign exchange traders have noted a link between the successful exit of covid 19 lockdowns and how their currencies have performed. they've seen a pop in their currencies since the lows in march. those three countries are judged to have successfully managed phase one of coronavirus deception seems to matter so it has boeltered their currency to this point currently trading above $10 also another drop in the grain price too. what we witnessed, this as investors are concerned. technicalities have played too you've got the oil fund so a lot of retail informs torrs t was i. when the may contract plunged below zero into negative territory as that contract was to expire. >> thank you so much, karen. >>> after the break, janessa will have an update on efforts to flatten the curve >> and embracing the curve, the controversial approach to handling the virus in sweden see ya! heartworm disease? no way! simparica tri

order is in place the more businesses will close down permanently we're really uncerin where we're gog to be. >>i think for us. >>happening tomorrw alameda county will host a cuside pickup food fair tomorrow, ho cautioned look so could take away all orders will be a pretty ordered and x the mills will include things like ratsbaked potatoes, my mouth is watering right now it's all part of a new takeout nner series and you can preorder right now go ahead and doit. what with he minimum of 2 orders and you capick up your meals right there at the fairgrods in pleasanton and y can also buy alcoholic beverages to more information on our website kron 4 dot com now the thing about rip some potatoes just all morning. keep in nd that if you need help dealing with the coronavirus you know the are people you can talk to you can call the national disasr distress helpline the numbers on your screen right now take a look rightit down it's 1 800 985-5990 there are people whare stding by who can help you when you can talkto and just in case you didn't have a hance to write it down that numbers posted on

jose rob adeboe kron 4 >>coming up we all have a lot of questions about the coronavirus pandemic 'm gog >>facts not fear there arnow more than a 100 cases acss the country the coronavirus is here in the u.s. california now under a state of emergency were cutting through e clutter with the praical information you need to know expts recommend washing your hands regularly the precautions you should take to not touch your face and what healthofficials are doing to slow the spad. >>fires facts not fear starts now. >>everyone, i'm catherine heenan and here at kron 4 we are continuing to try to separate facts from fear when it comes to the coronavirus and joining me today. hae 3 bay area health experts doctor peter alper and he'an internist in private practice in san francisco. it paul an emergency medical phician at northstern and doctor christopher wylie a public health professor at berkeley. thank you to all of you for joininus. let me ask you this is a medical question but the dth toll from this virus really is aggering it is appalling b most pele who become infected. they rvive are we lea

we're gog have to we're going to have to learn to live with some element of risk here.nd i think we're going to face a bigger risk heading into the fall as we go back to school, as college campuses go back into session. and the fact that this virus probably has a seasonal component to it, it's probably something that is going to have a seasonal aspect, where it's going to want to come back. >> o'donnell: we started a series this week called "racing ao a cure." and given that a vaccine won't be available until a year, 18 months from now what, do you see as the most promising pre- vaccine treatments that are out there? >> well, there's a number of antivirals that act directly on the virus itself, a handful in advance development, that could potentially be available within the next several months. so i think if we have by the these antibodyre of these drugs antibody drugs available, combined with an antiviral drug that acts directly on the virus to inhibit its replication that can be used early in the course of the disease to prevent people from getting really sick, that d

but as you could see light to moderate downpours right off the coast gog to make its way inland into the bay area this evening. so we're t out of the woods just yet. we are going to notice the threat of pop-up thunrstorms mainly south of golden gate tonight but then calmer conditions during the overnight hours to just keep that inmind and then tomorw overall tracking a much more stable mosphere but as you could see we are in downtown san francisco. eak this live shot out there this evening but temperatures widespread 40's and 50's as you head out the door so w are going to warm up tomorrow thou about 5 to 15 degrees. from today'daytime highs and we'regoing tdry out as well deils ahead on the warming trend heading our way in my minutes catherine ck to you thank a brace of talk in a few mites. >>still ahead over the next 2 weeks thu.s. could face its most deadly stretched t and the fight against the coronavirus. and after the break house mocrats they want to oversee how the trump adnisttion hand the be way to predict the future is to create it here at abie, we're inventing medicines of

so if you're gog to fly jetbe you g to wear the mask, the policy goes into effect on may 4th.lready have a policy in acrequirinall flig attendants to wear face coverings delta and american airlines are expected to follow suit. next month's american rlines is expected to start handing out masks and sanitizer to passengers as they board flights t they haven't said if they will require it. the hawaii tourism board says that more than 1500 visitors ha come to the aloha state in the last 2 weekand now a ew campaign is urging visitors to stay away from hawa tohelp reduce the spread of coronavirus any doubt >>my head in my my head in my >>my hand in myhead and my my homey my my >>through video messages posted on social media community leaders ll kno musicians and beautiful lions are trying to get a simple message across. >>just not now just don't travel come now it's just not rig now that >>the campaign started from a private facebook grp quickly growing in meers caught hawaii quarantincouple breakers dedicated to tracking down by leaders of the 14 day mandatory avel team. >>it's abo

>> and the government, or the tech companies themselves, they have to say very clearly how they're gog to use this data. >> day, governor gavin newsom says california was ready to work with that technology. >> already, we have engaged those companies. we were on the phone just this morning specifically with apple on that tracing technology. >> the companies expect to launch the tracing system sometime in may, uniting technology and the public in the face of a pandemic. joe rosato jr., nbc bay area news. >>> governor newsom got a little star power today, to help remind everyone to shelter at home. >> doing everything that we possibly can do to get through this thing, manage this thing as best we can, to protect family, loved ones. >> that is hayward native dwayne the rock johnson joining governor newsom on instagram live, the pair talked about how many of us are feeling cabin fever, but emphasized we need to stay at home. >>> a family-run business in the tri-valley is doing something good to help local kids in the area. cassia oraska is a popular mexican food restaurant and even though

ere and an it is gog tobe recession time in city hall.where will have to be looking at savings. >> joe, they stop in tourism has had lla heavy on hotels and restaurants and even on your organization. i understand you have had to let go about 60% ofyour staff and thoswho have remained have taken 20% pay cuts. do you have an expectation th someday wewill get back to tourism as it was pre- coronavirus or do you think tourism is forever changed here in the bay area? >> you know i don't think it is forever changed. i think it bawill come , it will not come back anytime soon. i think the way people travel on the way people travel especially in large groups will change. it will change unl we havea vaccine and until we have some sort of solution to the health crisis that we are havi right now. in some estimates, we won't see numbers like 2019until maybe 2023 again. it will come back, it will just take some time. >> one of the ways you inare loat pivoting is doing some virtual tourism. unexpectedly and unbelievably going online this year. what abo

we are going to do all of this work, we will make the sacrifices, we are gog to you know, hauled our economy, to try to save 10, 20,000 lives, meanwhile, others are just not making those kinds of sacrifices. and they are going to continue i to have transm. they will have their own forest fires burning. they will be able to ignite you know, new outbreaks here. at the end of thday if we are successful, we will have certainly less than 5% and maybe even less than 1% of the powelation of immune. are still vulnerable, the way for us not to be vulnerable is for other states to what we are doing, so we have leveled the playing field, pushed transmission down, doway deal we are able to d go through and pick up individual cases and small new outbreaks. >> doctor rutherford, these feel like dark days. what gives you ho? >> what gives me hope, is that we are seeing low levels of cases here, if you're a patient you don't feel like a low-level case. but we arseeing relatively handfuls of cases per day, our hospitals have the cacity, they are exceptionally well prepared, for this, we have heth dep

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i ended up seeing you gog down and saying, "what you doing? i'm going to go g the mail for you. stay home."> you know, going down, at least i could see the doorman, talk to someone.i i meanel like i'm losing my voice. i don't talk at all. >> reporter: strong, who nortsmally osher food, says it's been haer to find it these days. >> all the supermarkets said they have no delivery. they're not taking orders online. the's a lot of work prepari for passover, usually. but, this yearit's become very difficult because of being unable to get o and get what i need. so, i'm just making do. w you know, when younger, i don't think i appreciated family as much as io now. i used to get annoyed with some of my cousins. but now, it's diff i do miss seeing them all. >> reporter: strong says she'll especially miss a sephardic tradition that commemorates the jewish captivity in egyprm what do you ly do for passover? how do you celebrate? >>hene of our customs, which kids love-- we all love-- is that we take scallions, and we whip each other to remember what used to happen to these-- the jews when t

the statements gog on, but of course when he see some of these products you smell them in the air, you strong there are. in the state of illinois, somebody tried to use detergent as a nasal cleaner, someone tried bleach as a mouthwash. this has ramiveses. >> that is really frightening. folks, don't do it. >>> just into cnn, new rules for the u.s. supreme court as the justices gear up for their first-ever phone hearings. it all takes off next month. the justices will no longer be able to interrupt one another or the lawyers arguing in front of them. they get to ask all of their questions before the next justice begins of the ten cases expected to be heard, one of the most anticipated involves president trump's efforts to keep his financial records out of hands of congress. >>> you're watching cnn's special coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. as the united states is on track to see a million cases in the next 24 hours, the governor of the state which has suffered the most deaths is calling out those who he thinking failed to, quote/unquo

. >>> local transit, another service hurting during the pandemic next time we mu gog b agencies.e give formula because this morning, karen visibility down to a quarter-mile at half moon bay as we start our thursday we are going to see sunshine and temperatures that you notice how warm coming up > to bring orecast. you the good news happening in the bay area and connect you to people looking to help. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> more big cats have now tested positive for covid-19 at the bronx zoo. the conservation society that runs the zoo says three tigers and three lions started showing symptoms in early april. that brings the total number of infections among the zoos bi

babout six years ago, i was gog to write a book about america in 1941. it was a pivotal year for the country. franklin roosevelt had been inaugurated four and unprecedented third term as president. the uaw signed its first contract with a car manufacturer. the new york yankees in 56 consecutive games a record that still stands and of course japan attacked pearl harbor. in the course of my research, i came across the name of joseph and his effort to orchestrate an agreement between japan and the united statesee to avoid the bod he saw coming. i was intrigued and the more i researched, the more i realized this story had never been told so i switched gears to tell the story. i wanted to bring the characters alive. take president roosevelt h is a central figure in this. when you see them standing in the well of the united states house of representativesel december 8, 1941 saying that december 7, 1941 is the data dae that will live in infamy he looks so strong and sounds so vibrant and get as we discuss here is a man that had been stricken by polio and couldn

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>>he's gog to be out but it's notgoing pay.st of us inside today, yo're not missing out on anything today by nostepping outside if you do choose to take a little bit easier because we're not getting a dose of sunshine and to be seeing today and e going tomorrow it just keep indoors more than your evenplanng on already let's t a look at what we're seeing in berkeley and well the de can still brain just like wee seeing all across the bay area that's where we're going to be staying through the weekend rainfall is actively occurring toour north in jut a few light showers for the most part here in the bay area itself, let's zoom in on a uple of these areas where you may be running into some light spots of rainfall as you step outside that includes richmond on up to hercules if you're traveling 80 to maybe get some groceries here and if as the golden gate bridge you can see right there a couple light sprinkles on it right now really light is the key word here anything that we've seen so far even up into the north bay has remain etty

kron 4 sarah stinson ve in the city with more how those changes are gog to affect riders. i sarah od morning. >>good morning. marty that's right well wee still about a 100,000 people who arwriting muni day today trying to teach their sensual ernds to their centraljobs. but those people need to be aware of at today is going to be some significant delays because e muni's about to have a 40% less operators working says to people needing to stay home to stay safe and some of them even in corn tem, but this is going to cause a but it's going to take some patience is what sfmta chief. just was saying on twitter yesterday saying that a mondatuesday wednesday wednesday it's going to be quite an adjustment for every one inch and he described today saying it's going to be a mess. so if you can use a different mode of tranportation you should out of precaution,some opators are coting some are staying home after at least one s t employee tested positivefor coronavirus transit planners spent the wking a w schedule which would normally take for months, they haven't about ready to go sta

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still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, a y area couple is helping by making face shields we're gog to show you what they're doing to help medical providers and they say it's something you can do to. a federal agency stepping in to create more beds for coronavirus patients, i'm kelly yer reporting from washingt. how they say they plan to fi the space. an how are we flattening the curve it's been a while and we have another month at least ago maybe loger >>san francisco airport is makinsome big changes when it comes to inteational flights, here's a live look outside at sfo. due a smaller number of flights because of the coronavus pandemic starting today all flights will depart from from the boarding area the international parking garage will remain open as a foe says these changes will rain in effect through the end of may there's been an average of less than 12 flights per day that departed from the international ternal. well well the lights and dances. >>so they only need see maybe one day foall all the flights around the world that allowed to go anywhere so you now they're suppose

low clouds and fog begin to move rig back in through the golden gate but somewhat broken righnow 're gog to see more of a northerly component to win tonight and that wind wi likely sweep ay a good part of that fog not entirely all of it. bua good part of that so i will make a prty good run at some sunshine even along the coastline by tomorrow afternoon. how about this for highs tomorrow to start you out on the monday 76 degrees in concord 76 in livermore about 73 in san jose francisco, but we've got more warm sunshine coming our way pk some of these numbers could get near 80 drees this wk we'll tell you when coming up in a few minutes. >>thank you well, christians all around the world are celebrating an easter today unlike any other eaer most can remember instead of coming together in person communities of tecology across the bay area, religious leaders health services without in person congregations but. >>worshippe were able to takepart in celebrations through online feeds. coming up at 8.30 we're going to take a look at some of tod's bay area, religiouceleations and we're just getting

what they need to do online distance-learning during the and a family needs a device on tht they're gog to be engaging in schooling. >>with an online presence. they need to be able to have that dece for learning and not have to >>a container share withother membersof the familykron 4 checked in with a few other bay area school distric, san jose unified school district ofcials say they're distributing 00devices this they've already distribud west ntra costa county unified school district officials say they haveenough chromebooks but they'rein need of hot spots governor gavin newsome says one in 5 students in the state of cafornia don't have access to high speed internet or appropriate computing devices home earlr this month, california governor gan newsome issued a call to actn to businesses government and community leaders to help bridge the dital divide many responded including california public utities commission mobile amazon anapple all donated money laptopshotsts coaching for teachers, the lack oftechnology and students homes has been a statewide problem. >>beginning this ek the st

the money because that day they had a chain that met the requirement their chain stores but they're gogettheir money now from another source after coming under itism for being able to get that loan shake shack is going return the money so that other restaurants smaller independence restaurants can get that money. we know the face verings are becoming a requirement for many bay area counties, including sonoma coty ca forcefully. chuck all went to saa rosa to take a look at how people are adjusting. >>businesses prctive in following orde either watch or germany, you don't want my rotten robbie on guerneville road in santa ro asking customers to cover their faces before entering the shogets a pain. when we do it as we get through the order issued by the sonoma county public health officer requiring the puc wear face coverings in indoor facilities outside of their homes went intoffect on friday i have 2 children. >>and i thk it's really be in a world where everybody is wearing masks. >>a drive-thru restaurants, grery ores, gas statio and even the outdoors ywher for instance, feet of distanc