again, you can see it's primarily gray. it has bits of white in it but there's also these tints of red. you've probably seen the smithsonian castle on the national mall. so some of the sandstone quarries, eventually when you dug too deep, you would hit these deep red veins and sometimes the stone would turn completely blood red. so that's why we call it washington brownstone. made in the early part of the 19th century. that is sandstone, it's just red sandstone. from stafford county it was primarily gray. you can see the flecks, there's flecks of red within the stone itself but by stripping all the paint we could see the intricate detail of the carvings because you have to imagine layer of paint, layer of paint -- all of a sudden all of this is globbed. you can't see the carvings or see anything so it took 25 years but they finished it during the clinton administration and there are still parts of the white house and they saw it when they started removing paint, that there are still scorch marks you can see. now on the exte

and pretty gray most of the day.king pretty gray most of the day, we'll try to spike near 60 at 1:00. 55 during the evening hours. your 12-hour planner, drizzle near the coast, temperatures about 52 this morning. warming up to 56 at 3:00. jacket needed for 52 at 7:00. i want to show you a nesneak pe of disney's "onward" now in theaters. >> onward is one of pixar's funniest films. >> look. >> it's weird and wonderful. >> cool. >> it's magical. >> bold. >> hilarious. >> wow! >> it's pure, perfect pixar. >> trust me. >> and will it make you cry? oh, heck yeah. >> that's a good thing. "onward" -- >> is like getting the best everwifi experiencen. with wall-to-wall coverage-there's a win. plus, added protection for your connected devices. that's a win-win. put it together with xfinity mobile- the most reliable wireless network. talk about a winning combo. get xfinity internet and xfinity mobile for just $30 each a month. you'll save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $300 off when you buy a new galaxy s20 ul

.>>> it is a gray afternoon across most of the bay area. is a live look with our treasure and the camera with those clouds in the sky, tracking our next weather system, i will let you know when the showers will arrive on future cast coming up.>>> don't forget, we are searching now on >>> the world coronavirus recovery cases have passed a significant milestone, aligned tracking site at john hopkins university shows recoveries exceeding 100,000, the total number of cases is more than 367,000, of those, 41,000 cases are here in the u.s. the state of the top of the list is new york. dcfs is now donation -- accepting donations. they include ucsf civilities -- facilities and mission bay in san francisco and children's hospital in oakland. with concerns looming about a shortage of supplies, many private companies are now looking into making medical equipment. president trump says haynes and 3m have offered to make masks, bacardi is shifting some production to make hand foundation -- sanitizer. ford says it is ready to help in any way it can and te

and with his iron gray hair his voice rose to a war on - - to a roar he which of of the coat sleevesk off the collar and hold his arms high as he brought his arms down. the egalitarian was uncompromising no black or white or created by one god all entitled to the same privileges. that is ben wade. talks about thaddeus stevens and as chairman respectively of the senate finance committee through the house ways and means committee the responsibility for creating financial security commensurate with the governments need fell to stevens both men understood better than the secretary of the treasury that is strong and trusting relationship between the treasury and money men was imperative with the combined energies they had much in common they were skillful tacticians and warriors by training single-minded in the union straight from the same new england soil. he made his career in pennsylvania born in vermont. both could be harsh calling sometimes referred to stevens chairman to the committee of means and ways. [laughter] while the other had no tolerance for borders. this was reserved to th

you can see a lot of gray with increasing clouds, and then that will continue through 11:00, and thenhere we are at 7:00 tomorrow morning, more gray out there and showers, hardly any in the south bay tomorrow but there's still a slight chance. a couple 0.01 of an inch if you get caught in one of the showers. look how mild except for the coast on thursday and friday. and then the snow level down to 3,000 feet on saturday and sunday. >>> 6:19. we have a look at the overall map and showing our slow spot is coming from our super commuters out of tracy this morning and everything else recovered from any earlier issue. a live look in oakland, 880 at the coliseum, and it's beginning to get crowded in walnut creek, i'd say. this is a live look showing you 680. all those brake lights are from people making their way south. and highway 4 to the haze, 16 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport, an 8-minute ride. >>> "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 here on abc7. >>> coming up here on "gma" on the coronavirus, and more states declaring emergencies as the cases rise. i know you have

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itself composite the to your waist the gray water goes out down this way. and you take that waste your bottom waste and put it in a barrel and a year later you can use it you date it and use it later and you can use it in your garden. we sell the bunker for $35000.00 currently and. will continue to go up as we run out of supply everybody's heard of the cold war the cold war is over but the holy war is. any big city anywhere in the world you don't know your neighbor you don't know the guy that's 5 miles down the street that has a gun and he's a criminal and he's a gang member and when everything happens the lights go out 1st thing he's going to do is go to the t.v. store and break in and take all the t.v.'s then after that they're going to get hungry so they're going to go to the supermarkets and we're going to take everything in the market off the shelf will be nothing within 24 hours and then after about 3 days till. they're going to be very hot. and then they're going to come knocking on your door. to say what do you got whatever it is. we want it. and th

gray skies we have seen the gray skies. cooler weather today. gusty wind did develop and that's what helped to drive the temperatures down. wind will subside more so ore night. cold storm over night and a winter mix. into early next week. with heavy snow. first thing tomorrow morning, pack on the layers. have your rain gear. temperatures will be 30s t50 showers wiightrrrnn. it's going feel like winter ariana he around here. 40s 50s. a wet saturday. waves of showers, gusty wind. chance of thunder with hail. and snow level by supd to 3,000 feet. the time line looks like this. tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. wake up to the wet weather. slippery roads around 10:00 a.m. pockets of moderate rain. 1:00 p.m. see the showers scattered about. and there will be heavier downpours in the east bay. going into sunday morning. we'll see 3:00 a.m. some heavy rain. going into 8:00 a.m. moderate rain. some snow over mount hamilton. this is going to bring in the cold air. this pattern continues. not just sunday but into monday and tuesday. this is a slow moving winter s

i understand there was an alternative that has more green it and this is gray. and the modelling that was done around the green option showed some additional benefits. so i'd like -- i don't know if it's more appropriate offline -- but i'm curious why we couldn't or wouldn't issue an r.f.p. in addition to the gray that had more green because of the promising alternatives analysis? >> well, first of all, we have folks public works that helps with the green infrastructure, but i think the volume of water that we have to move, you need a gray solution. and you actually -- this project, you have to bring it all the way out to -- where? >> connecting to the large sewer for the down stream. >> we have to, there is so much water during flood. so we talked about the advantages of green, but when you're trying to move this much water from alemany, from cayuga all the way from the larger pipes and as you remember, alemany just floods. you have to move the water. >> i understand. >> so all the water comes from the watershed, so that is the challenge that we have with just

i understand there was an alternative that has more green it and this is gray. and the modelling that was done around the green option showed some additional benefits. so i'd like -- i don't know if it's more appropriate offline -- but i'm curious why we couldn't or wouldn't issue an r.f.p. in addition to the gray that had more green because of the promising alternatives analysis? >> well, first of all, we have folks public works that helps with the green infrastructure, but i think the volume of water that we have to move, you need a gray solution. and you actually -- this project, you have to bring it all the way out to -- where? >> connecting to the large sewer for the down stream. >> we have to, there is so much water during flood. so we talked about the advantages of green, but when you're trying to move this much water from alemany, from cayuga all the way from the larger pipes and as you remember, alemany just floods. you have to move the water. >> i understand. >> so all the water comes from the watershed, so that is the challenge that we have with just

jay gray, nbc news, columbia, south carolina. >> well, senator bernie sanders coming to the bay area tomorrow, coming to san jose. set to host a rally at the convention center's south hall. that can hold up to 11,000 people. sanders had been seeing an outpouring of support in california, especially among young and latino voters. >>> starting today and speaking of voting, all 110 voting centers in santa clara county are open. voters can cast ballots in the primary from 9:00 in the morning to 5:00 in the evening saturday through monday. now, on tuesday, super tuesday, centers open at 7:00, close at 8:00 p.m. >>> california primary just three days away. can you believe that? our website is a good resource as you prepare to cast your ballot. we have a complete voter guide for you highlighting issues in every bay area county. go to nbc bay area.com/election guide. >>> a busy day for firefighters and evacuations after this fire. about 2:00 today in the north bay, flames sparked near the maritime campus in vallejo. windy conditions among other things made it more dangerous. >> this time of

the yellowing of his face had turned gray. death by two red flags of fever, his stiff black three-day beard was growing. the beard recalled the corrupt vitality of hair which can grow from a rotting corpse and then a constant grimace of torture and strangulation about his white somehow dead looking teeth as inch by inch he gasps air into his lungs and the sound of this gasping loud, horse, rapid, unbelievable orchestrating every moment in it gave to its seen the final note of horror in the next day then grew delirious and by 4:00 p.m. it was apparent death was near. he had briefs consciousness, unconsciousness and delirium but mostly delirious. his breathing was easier. always he returned to this quiet humming to the popular song of wartime, deep, sentimental but now tragically moving, babies prayer at twilight and then ben sank into unconsciousness and his eyes were almost closed with the gray flicker doled the coated with an death. he lay quietly upon his back very straight without a sign of a pain in a curious upturned thru

gray skies we have seen the gray skies. cooler weather today.usty wind did develop and that's what helped to drive the temperatures down. wind will subside more so ore night. cold storm over night and a winter mix. into early next week. with heavy snow. first thing tomorrow morning, pack on the layers. have your rain gear. temperatures will be 30s to 50s. showers will begin on the light side. and the chill will settle in tomorrow afternoon. it's going to feel like winter ariana he around here. 40s 50s. a wet saturday. waves of showers, gusty wind. chance of thunder with hail. and snow level by supd to 3,000 feks le this. tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. wake up to the wet weather. slippery roads around 10:00 a.m. pockets of moderate rain. 1:00 p.m. see the showers scattered about downpours in the east bay. going into sunday morning. we'll see 3:00 a.m. some heavy rain. going into 8:00 a.m. moderate rain. some snow over mount hamilton. this is going to bring in the cold air. this pattern continues. not just sunday but into monday and tuesday. this is a

jay gray, nbc news, columbia, south carolina. >> and starting today, all 110 voting centers in santa clara county are open. voters can cast ballots in the primary from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. saturday through monday. on tuesday, the centers open at 7:00 a.m., close at 8:00 p.m. the california primary just three days away. our website is a good resource as you prepare to cast your ballot. we have a complete voter guide highlighting issues in every bay area county. just go to nbcbayarea.com/electionguide. >>> the united states and the taliban have signed a peace agreement aimed at ending the 19-year war in afghanistan. today's signing could help president trump fulfill a key campaign promise to get america out of its endless wars. under the agreement, the u.s. will begin withdrawing thousands of troops. in exchange, the taliban has agreed to work to prevent afghanistan from being a launchpad for terrorist attacks. if the taliban meets its commitments, all american troops would leave in 14 months. >>> opening day here in the bay area. anthony flores with that story. >> that's right. the

you can see it's gray outside.mountains for the morning commute. that is pier 15, about 52 degrees. temperatures are milder this morning. low to mid 50s. mainly gray all day with mid to upper 50s at noon. temperatures slightly below average. low 50s to mid 50s at the coast. barely 60 for the rest of us. dry at 7:00. low to mid 50s. as we get towards 10:00, 11:00, the next chance of rain will be rolling into the forecast. >> new this morning, a police chase in the east bay ended with a crash. it started around 2:30 this morning. the chp went after a speeding car on northbound 880. that car crashed on eastbound i-80 near richmond. two people were taken into custody. >>> developing news we'll get back to our top story after i get to this traffic update here, we have a slowdown in san francisco. showing you this map here. southbound 101 between westbound 80 and the chavez street. now back to our top story, developing news on the coronavirus outbreak. this morning we're waiting for test resulting from some of the passen

nbc's jay gray has a look at the full scope of this pandemic. >> it's like a scene from a science-fiction movie. but the danger from coronavirus is very real >> we're screening people to identify the disease. >> the outbreak, driving many across the country to mobile testing sites like this one in connecticut. while national guard troops deliver food and supplies to families in new rochelle, new york, the area has the largest cluster of patients in the u.s. who have tested positive for the virus. >> i think there's fears across the board no matter what >> colleges are sending students home conferences, concerts, and st. patrick's day parades are being cancelled. cities are limiting crowd sizes. broadway has gone dark now for at least six weeks and the markets continue a free fall clearly, this illness is no game the nba suspending its season. at least two players on the utah jazz have tested positive for the virus. major league soccer stopping play for at least 30 days and the nhl is freezing games as well. >> you see it. the players have left the court. >> the college basketball season i

brian. >> white, going gray >> good discussion, we could have done it for hours because a lot to get threw we'll do more tomorrow titan the top tonight 7:00 eastern time markets in turmoil special talk about the markets, the key i'm sure more on the latest on the coronvirus as well and the economy, and really what is an economic story in the meantime we are getting started here on "fast money. up next, more on the rate shokds yields plunging to record lows. we'll talk about the impact on banks. and one key part of the market later, why defense may literally be the best offense in this market where options traders are finding a measure much safety as always, live at the nasdaq and back after this. a more secure diaper closure. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those who don't have a voice. we are people helping people. ♪wild thing, you make who my heart sing.♪ice. ♪you make everything... groovy...♪ done yet? yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry. you sure? hmm.mmm. ♪come on, come on, wild thing. if you ride, you get it. g

in this package for you, here's at you need tokn the spirit of the bill is to help people a lot of gray area he parveen time for a loca employment attorney says he's pleased with what she views as key proctions for workers included in the stimulus plan, the main take ways an extra $600 a week in benefits bring cafornia of mac's weekly benefits over a $1000. good freelancer self employed and part-time workers who historically can apply for unemployment benefits are eligible. and if you previous use all the benefits you can refile and the package extends benefits by 13 weeks for a maximum of 39 weeks of unemployment insurance, the point of his was to bring people to what their paychecks could be seated continue paying your expenses typically eople are eligible for unemploent benefits if they quit their jobs. but we know this virus has left some people with little choice but to quit those under doctor ordered quarantine diagnosed with or caring for someone with covid-19 and those who lost child care and had to leave work as a result can apply it is quite a struggle in just about for a lot

gray for mt. tam, 50 in the city, 48 in gilroy.see the clouds there. some showers in the morning, then we'll call it partly cloudy and mild the rest of the day. >> you now to a clo look at the doctors, nurses, and others on the front lines trying to protect themselves. david bright has more for us. >> reporter: bedside manner is not easy when patient care also comes with a fear of infecting others. >> using all protection i was supposed to, i probably just wiped the surface with my hands and wiped my face between mask usage and i was probably documenting a patient and got it that way. >> reporter: thousands of new patients. the numbers multiplying by the day. medical providers nationwide now face a critical shortage of protective equipment. >> my mask snapped while i was trying to take it off in between patients and i had to staple it back. >> there's absolutely fear in the unknown, and as we see the inducing. >> reporter: houston's fire department said it only has enough protective gowns to last one more week. here in new york sta

i'm an old gray hair, and i want to be safe. and i don't feel like i can even walk my dog right now. >> someone posted these green flyers saying if you don't live here, go home and stay there. you are putting us in danger. crowds forced the closure of the stinson beach parking lot. sky oaks road on mount tam was also closed off due to crowds. the sheriff's department tweeted shelter in place is not a vacation. we strongly advise against traveling away from your home to enjoy the scenery somewhere else. >> we need everybody to, you know, take the public health order seriously. it's not -- it's not a joke. it's not a drill. >> reporter: thomas churchill drove up from san francisco. >> it's really important to practice social distancing. the shelter in place rule is tough. but the only reason i'm out here is exercise which is one of the activities. >> reporter: diana urges everyone please stay home. >> if you need to walk, walk in your own neighborhood. >> we have a bad rap for hating tourists. but this isn't about that. please com

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humber says it's worth looking into unemployment, so i'd encourage you to apply their so much gray area we don't really know but i have to believe that there might be some sort of coverage or might be something available to freelancers who are no longer able to perform their side hustle. >>in sacramento, karma dickerson. >>well macy's has announced that it's going to have to lay off now most of its 125,000 employees this week. that's after a dip in recent sales because of the pandemic and a decision to close a number of stores over the past year. the company says it will have to have the absolute minimum employees needed to stay operational. walmart by the way has announced that it's going to be her going to begin taking the temperature of employees as they show up to start their shifts if an employee has a temperature of 100 or more. they're going to be asked to go home seek directions they won't be allowed to return to work until they no longer have a fever for at least 3 consecutive days. still ahead morning news details on what parents should do to keep their kids protected from the

pretty clear this morning, but cloud cover has been increasing you can see some of those gray skies out in the distance you can also make out gray skies here on storm tracker 4 no rainfall this morning for the bay area though you are seeing scattered showers in the central valley as well as down south in the state. >>but overall a calmer start to the morning than the way we finished yesterday which as you remember here in the bay to bring us some isolated thunderstorms. we take a step back from that this afternoon just a couple of scattered sprinkles possible later today really one of our drier days ahead of rainfall to start the morning tomorrow. these will be light showers definitely nothing close to drought busting but enough to get roadways. wet in a few spots. tomorrow afternoon isolated thunderstorms yet again pop up a lot like yesterday afternoon wednesday, our last chance of rain in this forecast before we dry out for the latter part of the week and snowfall will continue up in the sierra nevada through wednesday great to be seeing that we've seen a healthy the resurgence of

pretty gray out there and then that lone shower near the peninsula coast. that wrr the best chance of having one. overnight clears out a little bit so you can watch the super moon and then tomorrow a couple chances as we head towards noon, the evening hours and as we head towards midnight and notice how most of that is down in the south bay. my accu weather seven-day forecast. 70 tomorrow through friday inland. mid to upper 60s at the same time around the bay and low 60s at the coast. hi, ch. a quiet start in san francisco so we'll move to san rafael. 101 live look. few cars on the road and not improved since earlier this following.for you on in richmond westbound 80 giving you the thumbs up there for that crash and that has cleared. no delays in the area. richmond san rafael traveling westbound before castro we were looking at a crash involving two cars giving you the thumbs up there because everything is clear, as well. reggie and kumasi. >> all right, thanks. >>> apple could be facing possible virus trouble. the highly anticipated 5g iphone could be dela

just a very tough go here. >> thank you, jay gray.for some good news in the search of those people missing this morning. we'll have updates throughout the day. >> such a great loss for them. your heart aches for them. >>> and our results continue to pour in. a live look at ballots counting in santa clara county. they've been busy overnight. local races plus major voting problems in los angeles. you're watching "today in the bay." 6:27. the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. >>> right now at 6:30, we are awaiting the opening bell of the markets new york stock exchange. markets trying to recover this morning. yesterday they dropped 800 points even after the fed lower the interest rates. we're hoping for a rebound today and that i

but from stafford county it was primarily gray. but you can see the still flex, there's flecks of red within the stone itself. but by stripping all the paint we could actually see the very intricate detail of the carvings because you have to imagine layer after paint, layer of paint, layer of paint, layer of paint all of a sudden all of this is globed. you can't see the carvings. you can't see anything. so it took 25 years but they ended up finishing it during the clinton administration. and, there are still some parts of the white house and they saw it when they started removing paint that there are still scorch marks you can see. now, on the exterior it's pretty much all painted. this is actually downstairs we were on the ground floor corridor but behind it sort of like the basement area service spaces this is one of the door ways. you can see they left it unpainted and you can see some of the scorch marks still around the frame. but again, you can see the variations of the stone. also probably tell you that the stone was coming

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timber says it's worth looking into unemployment, so i'd encourage you to apply their so much gray area we don't really know but i have to believe that there might be some sort of coverage or might be something available to freelancers who are no longer able to perform their side hustle. >>in sacramento, karma dickerson. >>also announced that it's going to have to lay off most of its 125,000 employees this week. that's after a dip in recent sales because of the pandemic and their recent decisions to close a lot of their stores over the last year. the company says it will have to but will have the absolute minimum employees needed to stay functional, but beyond that that's it. >>still ahead details on what parents should know to keep their kids protected from coronavirus we'll take a >>6.25 and with a number of covid cases on the rise in this country parents are trying to figure out how to protect their kids. yeah we have darryl forges now breaking down what you need to know. >>over the weekend a baby in chicago who tested positive for coronavirus tide now it supports a note that an inve

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it becomes gray and white. that's the abnormality we are seeing. >> this is similar. can i circle these? >> please do. >> this is what you're talking about. you're looking at this? >> exactly. >> you're looking at this and the other ones they see here. this is pneumonia. how do you connect that to covid-19 or coronavirus? >> it's fascinating. when we first started looking at the cases we didn't know what to expect. we thought the pattern would look like other pneumonias we see like influenza and other pneumonias. you might notice the shape of the spots of the lung are round. they're ranged around the edge of the lung. >> you can see these. let's go to pneumonia. >> this is the same image. these really blotchy gray and white spots arranged around the outer part of the lung that's not a typical pattern. >> round is not. what is is this supposed to be? >> this is a contrast, a patient from mount sinai who doesn't have coronavirus. this is a garden variety pneumonia. you see one focal spot which is white. this is a patient who has a more typical strep pneumonia pattern. o

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we see the rounded gray spots on the edge of the lung. this is the typical hallmark feature of coronavirus. it is a nice way for us to look and say, wow, this is theifesta disease. a radiologist that's reading anywhere in the country can recognize that and alert the team this might be a positive case. this is very atypical for other pneumonias. >> that's the important part. if you saw this, what percentage confidence would you have that this is not normal pneumonia? this person we should quarantine? >> i'm completely confident this is not apneumonia. >> this is not good. what does it mean? >> in the right patient who has traveled to or lives in an area where there is disease and they have symptoms, this is highly suspicious and this patient should be in isolation. >> the cdc is aware of it. they are versed in medical literature. this is a fluid situation that's developing. >> have you called them and said, you should be letting people do this? >> we have been in touch with the cdc about developing their protocols and alga rhythms. there a