are you guys concerned about people at city hall -- 1,000 people a day went into city hall until you guys closed it up. i'm just wondering, if you done any research -- >> jackson, can you turn down your youtube feed? we cannot understand your question. >> basically, i understand a screener at city hall has tested positive, a cadet at sf sheriff department -- can you hear me now? >> we can hear you now. okay. so a screener has tested positive, and we were just wondering what's been the fallout from that? do you know the potential of those being exposed? >> you'll have to turn down your youtube screen. you've got to mute it because you're coming in choppy. as i understand it, your question is what is being done for screening at city hall -- done regarding screening at city hall because some sheriff's deputies have tested positive for covid-19. >> i didn't catch that. i'm sorry. can you repeat? >> i'm going to repeat your question. you're asking about sheriff's deputies that have tested positive for covid-19 at city hall, and if there's anything different being done at city hall for scr

affiliate ktvt, dallas in our cyber hall. you know, i ...e hall of fame, i want you in this studio, but i know we had some time constraints, but you are here. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. - thank you for having me, tamron. thank you. appreciate it. - okay. - yes. - tell me what happened. set everything up for us. why did you think you were getting in this year? - well, first of all, i had talked to a lot of people that had votes and were in the room, and they had known me for my playing career, and they were supporting me. i had about five, six people in that room, and that gave me confidence. coming out after they made the presentation, they told me that, "hey, it went very well. there's a good chance you might get this opportunity," and then also i thought being a finalist for the first time ever for the hall of fame, that this might be my opportunity to get in the hall of fame, and unfortunately, it didn't work out that way, but i wasn't overconfident, but i had more hope than i ever have had of getting that prestigious ho

to really get into the hall it's. only 32000 people live in mulga 19th century playwright henrik ibsen used to vacation here apart from a folk and fishery museum there's not much to discover outside loads of salmon and sea trout. to these quiet surroundings help young footballers develop. it was in mulder that alec hall and became a star. he's off to his departure to souths colleague and then dortmund they still remember his biggest moments in a mall the jersey of the biggest memory as he ran he scored 4 goals away against brown. within 20 minutes small to run from 00240 up was amazing he turned up to defend somebody in the in a few minutes and he was unstoppable she's watched him here more than i have but it takes them in one of mine you know what up with that are. going to go. through the . we have had the players. peacefully ever so we can do it so well. on july 1st 201820 days before he's 18 but they fall and scored 4 goals in just 17 minutes against the bag and in norway stuff like that but the superstar. the day

it was in mulder that alec hall and became a star. gazer to his departure to south australia and then dortmund they still remember his biggest moments in a mall the jersey of the biggest memory as he ran he scored 4 goals against them and within 20 minutes small to run from 00 to $40.00 was amazing he turned up the defense of it on in there in a few minutes and he was unstoppable she's watched him here more than i am like them in one of my you know what i'm with it all when starting out good. see we have had players. use for labor so we can do it so well. on july 1st 201820 days before his 18th birthday on that score 4 goals in just 17 minutes against the bag and in the way stuff like that but the superstar. the day before we had the session. he was missing. the goal i read time when i. struggled. he was angry at himself and the game against. looked like a $1000000.00. players they didn't know what hit them and i think they are seasick still. a manchester united scout attended the match top clubs from all over europe wanted to sign hi

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your thoughts as we head into this town hall tonight?e should point out we are going to stream and also carry the president's remarks on fox business, we are going to keep our time frame with the town hall and give you updates throughout. before we hear from senator sanders, your thoughts. >> i would say that if the polls are correct and of course you just pointed out one reason why we need to be skeptical, this could be a bad night for bernie sanders. michigan is the big prize of the three of what he has to worry about is having happened to him the same thing that happened back in 2004 when howard dean was the front runner coming into iowa that year and trailing with john kerry and carrie won the iowa caucuses and never looked back. and i don't think there's anyway to knock bernie sanders out of the race as long as he wants to continue because the bank of small donations will keep them going as long as he wants to go but he could get into a situation where he simply is losing every week or the delicate hall against him is piling up and

the nomination will start there as we get ready for this town hall. let's bring in our panel, jonathan swan national political reporter from axios and susan ferruccio. your thoughts on warren, the president loves to get in there and have his thoughts on the democratic race but he may be right -- had she endorsed bernie sanders it would have made a difference in several of those states he lost. >> i'm not entirely sure about that. i think warren's backers, some of them would go for sanders but some of them wouldn't and that is shown in the polling to see who the second choice might be. i think you see that going forward. who are warren's voters going to go for? i think sanders will get some of them and i think biden will too. i don't see her voters as a definite vote for the liberal lane as we are discussing it i think for warren, she had a lot of issues -- she was a woman, i know a lot of people are saying i think she had issues with explaining how her various plans would work. i think she had a credibility issue, likability issue and that is pretty m

the club signed hall and when he was 16 years old. and mulder the lanky teenager transformed into a muscular athlete. one and a half years after his arrival at the still 17 year old hall and scored 4 goals in just 17 minutes at a 1st division match in belgrade. a star was born. one of the secrets of alan's rapid rise is the club's cook top your haugen nicknames tonto she used to cook for the norwegian biathlon team before mulder and manchester united legend all a going to so shop brought her to the club every lurch to see her time to take care of alan's nutrition. deed. to news it is so common over studland. not they want to know what they've gone through were suspicious of them are meant to find some for. a loss how you snore or. stuff so i can tell you don. what's a limit on the sun for one sun. maybe one year i hung up the harmony a model how i'm constantly kind of trying to form art may have spilled down the garden marvel at the source if i'm trying to mark i think you have to talk talk talk to the chef he ate like a horse a young

, is it going to sit in school halls, is it going to bea to sit in school halls, is it going to be a of the world, it could happen here, too. we don't know how long they will be closed for. i assume that the government is hoping to try to delay that moment until actually the schools will be closed for the easter holidays a nyway closed for the easter holidays anyway and then you have bought yourself an extra two weeks. they are saying the peak is slap bang in the middle of exams. the daily mirror... virus crisis grows. save our elderly. concerns that people will have to self isolate for four months. that is a very, very long time isn't it, to be stuck in your own time —— own home and to be dependent on other people coming to help you. four months is an incredible amount of time. older people have, we have a huge problem in britain with a massive, massive loneliness crisis so if all of a sudden you have pensioners who are very, very vulnerable, very lonely, at home forfour very, very vulnerable, very lonely, at home for four months, first of all they are lonely, that will affect their

the hall and family is no exception i think it's still young closest advisor. my father's been a big role model for me i want to all the said to myself i want to be become. a professional football player i level and that's what i said the whole life to try to get better than him is also a goal and. and i had a lot of a role model. my father's. house being a hole and is widely remembered for his feud with manchester united captain roy keane and the horror tackle that ended holland's career in 1997 keane was writhing in pain with paul and hovering overhead accusing him of faking injury keane ended up missing almost a year he never forgot the incident and took revenge 4 years later when he met holden in the manchester darby in one of football's most violent tackles flew starts up into horton's leg the norwegian never played a full match again keane later cynically writes in his autobiography that there are things that i regret in my life and he is not one of them. now if you say. to me one of my string is so i can see you knowing. nobody sees a lot you know who ar

he is speaking in the parish hall.e is talking about sportsmanship and were sitting on folding chairs. it's not a religious service, some sense so i went over to the threshold of night, this one night with roy, i came out and i left my first confession and i decided to tell the priest right away and he told me he said nothing is wrong with that. but what else my child. and then i have to admit the other baseballs and they came in between talking too much and harm to others and being mean to my sister and he said to whom did you wish armenta had to admit that i wished the new york yankee players would break their arms and legs and ankles of the brooklyn dodgers can win their first world series and he said how long are often do you make these horrible things and he promise you that sunday that you don't need to wish harm on others to make it happen. you understand, i left the confessional and set a special prayer for the brooklyn dodgers and how luckily i made my first confession to a fan. tell everybody what must've bee

known that it intends as our mr hall. hynes it's on there and so a lot older than the live outside it there's are offensive are these this is a full washout fifield on going. to. the hall for cups. president was a little boy. there boys with their trouble but also do you understand that all been a good boy either you're with the to assure my about once a month or so with the help of all the super had to sit. there for the laws as your wishes or don't. you just said will be there shortly within the soon will you not. do it. solidly pull we'll. do it also that. come up. how do you do with yourself. there's a question of the. knowledge so yes this e-mail is yeah there should. be a ham call. to say good ha. ha this was all be a whole not just. the full piece of. things are going to continue to. eat us off. this hour without drama and those as she may have fallen through who all send us all boiled down to a bowl found foods that will sit on one surface on the shelf. come in just ready all of them to go without of them without

and in terms of what hall did. hull refuses this is group's perspective. secretary of state hall was not receptive to receptions that they have made that they have a thought would avoid the war. in terms of the mistakes. it concerned a meeting at the japanese prime minister have requested a meeting and this is in the summer and fall of 1941. the set prime this prime minister at a unique stature and he commanded respect among all of the competing factions in japan. and he told group he was prepared to go to the united states and meet with them on american soil. he would give the president concessions to reach an agreement to avoid war. in his camp he was revered throughout japan and in and those days. i think the emperor truly wanted a diplomatic resolution. the prime prime minister told him that if he could meet with roosevelt he have to support the emperor to stop the fighting. hall did not want roosevelt to meet with the prime minister and he convinced roosevelt not to meet with the prime minister. president roosevelt had great confidence in his ability.

and here on its banks in the old town hall the perpetual diet was held for over 114 years. from the 17th to the early 19th century and reagan spoke was actually the capital of europe a bit like brussels today. that the natural diet was convened in 1663 just a few years after that that she is rules that my representatives from all countries from all cities gathered here they were supposed to discuss taxes and military issues but the talks then dragged on for so long that they never came to a final agreement on tibet horror at least not for 143 years until 1806 is to me and that's makes the whole not the. 1 next i have an appointment with my ts fi tak at the noise plots where he shows me the outlines of the former jewish synagogue. reagan's virg is like many many evil cities if you dig here it's likely you'll discover something in 1905 traces of the 2000 year history of the city were uncovered during construction work on plots. with her. as you've probably noticed were underground now some version with the wall. with the. classical middle ages about 700 to 800 years old it's

so we've kept our cyber hall going, 'cause the whole idea of cyber hall was that if you can't be in studiobe a part of the tam fam. so, on monday, we had monte durham, the host of "say yes to the prom dress," on our show. and we showed my prom dress that my team called hideous. this was the dress i wore. "ha ha" now. listen, the dress i wore in 1980. in the '80s, this was fly. and that's my best friend, tyson. well, a member of the tam fam contacted us. her name -- kim dart. she revealed, on social media, that she wore that same amazing, fly dress in 1980. she's my prom twin. and kim joins us now from cyber hall in nobles, indiana. hi, kim! [ cheers and applause ] so, you know we don't have a live audience, so you're technically my audience. and i say that because i'm not counting my team, 'cause they called our dress ugly. >> how dare they? >> that's what i said. how many dresses did you try on before that was your pick? >> actually, that was the first one i saw. >> mine too! >> it was the one that i liked. and my mom -- she was, like, "oh, the flowers, the poufiness. >> right. >> so she

they worked in a dance hall in various makeshift facilities. not long after the disaster, what we see here in this tableau, his mother alfred, came to doctor mail with the true vision. she said we, the franciscan's, will build a hospital for the city, if you and your sons will staff. it doctor male resisted. hospitals were expensive, risky. he was elderly, small town, we cannot do this. mother alfred persisted. she said with our faith, hope and energy, it will succeed. so they shook hands, doctor mail and mother alfred. no legal contract. it was a bond of trust. from, that st. mary's hospital opened in 1889. if you think about, it in this tableau, men and women did not work together as professional counterparts at that time. doctor male was a man, a man of science to marry mother alfred a woman of faith named her order from the virgin mary. they found common ground and serving patients. you get the set mail clinic you get all the. rest you have different people, different skills, different points of views coming together for that common purpose

meteorologist kari hall has been working hall.g off on the forecast. >>> it looks nice as the highs reach the low 60s. i'll be tracking rain for the weekend coming back for both tomorrow and sunday. mike, what's happening out there on the roads? >>> taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning, look at that. how clear it is. a lot of people social distancing, heeding the warning there. that's going to do it for us on this friday morning. we have a local news update coming up in about a half hour and every half hour after that. and we also want to tell you we've extended our midday newscast. it's a full hour now. >>> good morning grim milestone. >> i've never seen a >>> good morning grim milestone. >> i've never seen a health crisis like this before. >> the u.s. now leading the world in coronavirus cases more than 85,000 and counting. the epicenter, new york, about to get hit hard. just ahead the president's plan to track the risk county by county so things could return to normal in some places. could it work? what

we are partnering with facebook and instagram for tonight's cnn global town hall in.ur first one you may remember two weeks ago the seats in this room were full. last week and again tonight following the guidelines against large gatherings they're empty. and sanjay and i are in separate studios. same goes for all the guests joining us tonight. we can't let those barriers, however, from letting us reporting facts. and it's facts not fear that we want to bringing you tonight in the next two hours. in partnership with facebook and instagram we're going to continue answering the questions that you've been sending in from around the country and the world. some are text, some are video, some are live, and they are all things you want to know. >> so the bottom line is what this outbreak won't stop is our continued reporting on it. so while the seats may be empty, the town hall is going to go on, and we're going to spend the next two hours talking to experts including white house task force member dr. anthony fauci, also a top world health organization official, experts in em

diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. so much, diane. >>> so still ahead, a reporter becomes part of the story. cbs news correspondent seth doane shares his story about testing positive for the coronavirus. doane shares his story about testing positive for the coronavirus. hiv controlling, joint replacing, and depression relieving company. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. and look up to 5 years younger in 12 weeks... with new no7 laboratories firming booster serum. it lifts and firms so well...80% of women said procedures can wait. new firming booster serum from no7. of women said procedures can wait. new colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. do the dougie! remove ten years of yellow stains help us at taps.org/family. > here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> this morning the usually pcked beaches of san juan, puerto rico are emp

facebook global town hall. legendary dr. anthony fauci member of the white house task force is with us. and just in the last few minutes, more breaking news, united states military academy west point just announced it is delaying the return of cadets from spring break. the latest of a long string of closings lately. certainly not the last. now, let's get some questions we have gotten from people around the world. dr. fauci, this is poll robinson. he's in hanover, new hampshire. paul, go ahead with your question. seem to have a problem in getting -- paul, go ahead with your question. >> okay. sorry. you cut out. so my question is if you think you're infected, you're symptomatic, fever, cough, headache. and so you self-quarantine. how soon before you can return to social situations? is it safe to say that when you're no longer symptomatic, then you're no longer potentially shedding the virus? >> dr. fauci? >> no, that's not correct at all. that's a very good question. you can get infected, become symptomatic, resolve the sympt

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they work in a dance hall and various makeshift facilities. not long after the disaster and what we see here in this tableau is mother alfred came to dr. mayo with a true vision. she said, we the franciscans will build a hospital for this city if you and your sons will staff it. dr. mayo resisted. hospitals are expensive, risky, he was elderly, small town, we can't do this. mother alfred persisted. she said, with our faith, hope, and energy, it will succeed. so they shook hands, dr. mayo and mother alfred. no legal contract, a bond of trust. and from that, st. mary's hospital opened in 1889. now, if you think about it, in this tableau, men and women did not work together as professional counterparts at that time. dr. mayo was a man, a man of science, who admired charles darwin. mother alfred, a woman of faith, named her order for the virgin mary. they found common ground in serving patients. if you get this at mayo clinic, you get all the rest, because you have different people, different skills, different points of view, but they come togethe

but visitors still are now being kept out of city hall.ew blocks away at the hall of justice, more fallout from the epidemic. two members of the police department's special victims unit tested positive, as well. during a press conference today, chief bill scott said 25 officers and two civilians are now under quarantine. >> we have sanitized that work location, and we had already restricted some of our workforce from being in the office. >> reporter: chief scott says the investigative units are now only working in the office when essential. how well officers can work from home remains to be seen. but just like closing city hall, first responders and health officials feel they don't have a choice. hours at that coronavirus testing center in hayward. since it opened a few days ago on monday, that center has tested hundreds of people. today, it closed early when it ran out of tests, but they are getting more. the center is now asking people to line up either on foot or by car between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. and then again from 1:00 p.m. to 4

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world war zero town hall about to begin.hank you. >> worldwarzero do you remember. >> thank you. >> meantime, that other big pressing global health issue, that of coronavirus, and there are now 16 new cases of the coronavirus that have been confirmed in new york this morning bringing that number in that state to 105. 82 of those cases are in westchester county which is just north of new york city. 12 people are infected inside new york city's five boroughs as the virus continues to spread. another great governor with us from the great state of new york, governor andrew cuomo joining 345me right now. this is serious and getting more serious really with each moment. so tell us what you can about the origins of these 16 new cases. >> thanks. good afternoon, fred. it is serious but let's pause for a moment on how serious it is because i'm afraid that the fear is actually outpacing the facts and we're fighting the virus but we're also fighting this anxiety. people have to take a step back, a deep breath, and actually understand w

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kari hall is at home, mike is at home. able to give us the full forecast. >>> the advancement of technology helps us out. we've seen more people getting on social media and then as you get outside in between the rain that we've been seeing you have to wave to your neighbor in the distance. we are going to still have some rain moving through and also some times of sunshine out there as the cold front approaches. we had some rain over the weekend. now we can see the rain is just to our south. there still may be a chance of some spotty showers in the south bay as well as the east bay. and then we also have a cold front approaching from the north. i took the banner off the top as that continues to move closer to the bay area, that will bring in more widespread rain. hour by hour we're seeing the rain in the south county, most of the rest of the bay area will be fairly dry. we'll see the rain increasing in coverage and starting to see more widespread rain moving through. going into tomorrow afternoon still off and on showers in

owner catherine hall is bracing for a big hit. she owns five wineries.untry has been forced to close their tasting rooms. >>> the tasting rooms are important not just because of the revenue but also because that is how most people get to know us for the first time. they will stop in. they might join the wine club. an important part. the impact will be without a doubt very significant. >> reporter: a creative way hall wines is coping virtual step ups for members and friends to enjoy glasses and bottles in isolation. it is also selling its wine online at a discount. and offering curbside and indoor pickup. it's vineyard and seller crews are still working on production. it is 100+ employees are offered paid sick leave related to covid-19. and encouraged to use their paid week of volunteerism to help local charities.>>> hall cabernet cook off its biggest charity event of the year which is raised more than $1 million over a decade has been canceled. but catherine said they will still continue to make donations. >>> and while we don't know how long the shelter

usaa ♪ >> martha: we are back life from pennsylvania as president trump wraps up the first town hall.f of the 2020 campaign fulfilling a lot of questions on the coronavirus, who he thinks wimbley easiest to let's take a lookhe's out there. you know, spending some time with the crowd out here, and a very good to crowd and it's interesting in a different tone because this is not a rally, obviously, it's a town hall. questions from people who were undecided, some voters who would have for other candidates in the past and it's an interesting mix and i want to bring in some analysis as we watch the president's shake some hands here in pennsylvania. chief political correspondent for "washington examiner," fox news contributor as well, byron york joins us now. byron, your thoughts on what you saw tonight? >> i think he was really relaxed, very comfortable making the case and you're right, completely not like the arena trump who's yelling a lot in making the case, making lots of jokes. here, he's much more relaxed and it was interesting to see him defend the administration certainly on corona

back here tomorrow and a to "special report" is up next and stay tuned for a michael bloomberg town hall. ♪ >> bret: good evening, i'm bret baier, from july, from to virginia, 30 minutes we will have a special fox news town hall with presidential candidate mike bloomberg. if there are several major topics likely to come up at the event and they are our top stories. if there's a major shake-up going on in the presidential race as moderates and centrists consolidate and the apparent attempt to stop front runner, bernie sanders beta amy klobuchr is out. if the rancor support behind joe biden. pete buttigieg dropped out last night lining up tonight with the former vice president. details on all of that and pressed up tonight, the coronavirus, former people have died. that brings the total in the u.s. to six. vice president pence taking questions about the virus and follow that on foxnews.com and we've been monitoring for news and president trump meantime says he's considering new travel restrictions and pushing drug companies to come up with a vaccine quickly. last week stock market leaned o

welcome to our fourth coronavirus town hall, facts and fears. tonight dr. anthony fauci will be joining us. we also have bill gates who pledged up to $100 million to fight the coronavirus. >> today was a bad day. more people died today from the virus than any other day and the u.s. leads the world in the number of reported cases of coronavirus. this is our fourth town hall, but this one is very different because we're following the latest safety guidelines from health professionals as always. sanjay and i are in separate studios with no crew around us and all the guests are remote as well. >> it's going to look different than other town halls. as we said last week and many times before, we're determined to keep reporting the story and bringing you as much knowledge as we can and also answering as many of your questions as we can. >> we have our social media scroll which you'll see at the bottom of your screen. tweet us your questions with #cnntownhall. you can leave a comment on the cnn facebook page. we'll get to as many video questions as we can. it's a c

the town hall was the site of an important event in the 17th century. in recognition of that it was awarded the european heritage label. in the council chamber known as the today i have an appointment with historian friends jules if jack will be. back and what happened here in this room in 1648. indeed. the thought of the peace of westphalia was signed in this room namely the special peace separate peace between the spanish habsburgs and the rebellious calvinist northern provinces of the netherlands. let's go over here. we go beyond the barrier. the 4th this isn't a picture of a council chamber just as you also see it now and the swearing of the oath of the ratification of the contractual document is in this cost get. the swearing on the bible as you see on the right the dutch are raising their hands to take their oath and from what were they all look so alike they have the same hairstyle was that usual for the time. if you look closely they do differ of course. the dutch are wearing no mercantile clothing and the spanish a wearing the diplomatic garb o

so we're partnering with facebook and instagram for tonight's cnn global town hall. in first one two weeks ago the seats in this room were full. last night and the guideline following no large gatherings, the seats are empty. we can't let those barrier, however, of distance and difficulty prevent us from continuing to report facts about the virus, what we know and what we don't know. and it's facts, not fear that we want to bring you tonight in the next two hours. in partnership with facebook and instagram, we're going to continue answering the questions that you've been sending in from around the country and the world. some of them are texts. some are video. some are live, and they're all things you want to know. >> so the bottom line is, what this outbreak won't stop is our continued reporting on it. so while the seats there may be empty, the town hall is going to go on, and we're going to spend the next two hours talking to experts, including white house task force member dr. anthony fauci. also a top world health organization official, experts in emergency medici

couples that get married every weekday at city hall. that's about 300 couples that had to cancel their weddings in the last two weeks. we have the story of two of them. >> this is the dress right here, and these are the shoes. >> reporter: six days prior to their wedding day, megan's wedding dress will stay in her closet for now. their civil wedding at san francisco city hall was canceled after the mandated shelter in place canceled their well awaited dream date april 3rd. >> he has his tux and we had our venue to have dinner with our family and my cousin was going to do our flowers, but the flower mart closed, so everything is just on hold. >> a statewide hold didn't stop this san francisco couple. they are newlyweds in the midst of a global pandemic. >> we got married last thursday. we got a marriage license about an hour before they closed city hall. >> reporter: they decided on the fast wedding, having in mind that tobie was going to have to go back home. >> we gathered about three people on a tiny little beach in san francisco and

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steve: we had a town hall in scranton the vice president biden's hometown.ng him in a 90-minute essentially a big rally where he does all the talking. last night we heard a lot of questions. >> practice makes perfect i think with this president. he seems so comfortable, like he is having a conversation with you. he doesn't drink because conversation with you at a bar. i think joe biden made a good point earlier. he thinks that screaming equals passion. and bernie just does that thing. probably going to be biden vs. trump. but joe biden is very awkward candidate to listen to, president trump is very relaxed because is he confident in his message while joe biden doesn't really have a coherent message trump is bad, vote for me and that's it. steve: well, there is going to be another debate. it's going to be biden vs. bernie. it should be an eye-opener for a lot of people coalesced around mr. biden. >> joe: looking forward to seeing two people on stage maybe three if tulsi gabbard makes. tom steyer raising his hand every couple of seconds. steve: is he running?

, our fourth global town hall. our medical experts are going to answer your questions about the toll the pandemic has taken on peoples health and also talk to katie ledecky about the cancellation of this year's games. but want to start though with bill gates. he and his wife has been advocates. they early on gave out $100 million towards efforts around the world to control the coronavirus. >> bill gates also has been warning about the threat of a pandemic for years. in 2015 he gave his tedtalk saying the greatest risk of a cat cat catastrophe wouldn't come from a nuclear war. >> good to talk to you. >> you pointed out we invest a lot in being ready for a war or nuclear deterrence but you said, quote, we've invested very little in a system to stop an epidemic. big picture before we get into details how do you see the coronavirus where we're at right now in the united states compared to other pandemics the world has faced? what's the good news, what's the bad news? >> well, this is a terrible pandemic because it spre

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. >>> let's head over to kari hall who is tracking the sprinkles. >> did you see that coming in thisning? >> i did. >> we'll see that moving through but for the most part it's not really a big thing to really slow you down this morning. as we zoom in we can see exactly where the rain is falling from san jose to south of free mon over to sunnyvale and part of the peninsula. we start out with light rain. this is going to move through, part of a bigger storm system bringing heavier rain just to our south. we'll be watching this with some clearing for today. more on that coming up in a few minutes. mike, there may be a problem on the bay bridge. >>> slightly wet roads in many parts of the bay. a slighting building commute for the cash lanes. no metering lights yet but on the span reports of a muni bus trying to exit there at the treasure island exit there. can't because another vehicle stalled in front of it so they may both be waiting just off the roadway as you're exiting. it will be a distraction. the volume is light getting over to the maze. green scattered around. that's where you h

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning. the coronavirus is forcing many musicians to cancel concerts. madonna has scrapped two of her madam x shows in france. she announced her shows in paris are cancelled since france is banning events with more than 1,000 people in response to the outbreak. pearl jam announced its north american tour is being postponed on twitter. the rock band said it's hometown of seattle has been hit hard and has seen how quickly these disastrous situations can escalate. coachella and stage coach are in talks to move the music festivals to october. according to billboard organizers will know soon if the move is possible. if not the festivals could be cancelled. >>> two major air carriers are announcing change fee updates as the coronavirus spread. delta airlines said it will allow travellers with tickets to any destination in march or april to change or cancel their flight without paying a major change fee regardless of when the ticket was purchased. separately

tonight. >> quite a townhouse town hall,wide-ranging conversat town hall of the 2020 election title, just touching a may 2020 race with but also thef course, the coronavirus peer to >> it's went to work outcome everyy has to be calm. we have plans for every single possibility, and i think that is what we have to do. we hope it doesn't last too long. >> as he has even before the outbreak reached the u.s., the president defended his ministrations handling of the crisis but acknowledged the otherwise robust u.s. economy could take a bit of a hit overtime. >> it certainly might have an impact. at the same time, i have to say, people are now staying in the united states, spending their money in the u.s., and i like that. >> the president's comments today came as the death toll from the virus climbs in the u.s. come with 53 new cases detected. the dow continued to oscillate wildly from positive to negative territory, down nearly 1,000 points today after climbing over 1100 the day before. >> we are very much alive! >> as for the 2020 race, the president admitted he was surprised by former v

but at a cnn global town hall last night dr. anthony fauci said the calculation is based on limited information. >> the range is lower than that. how much lower it's uncertain. until we have a much more accurate determination of who was infected including those who are asymptomatic, we will not get a more accurate determination of what the case fatality rate is. >> fauci said the world will need millions and millions of tests for coronavirus. and he acknowledged testing got off to a slow start. >> the administration's point man on coronavirus response vice president mike pence traveled to washington state yesterday modeling good infection control by bumping elbows with governor jay inslee instead of shaking hands. pence said this. >> any american that wants to be tested for coronavirus on their doctor's indications can be tested. >> but yesterday pence acknowledged what has become obvious. >> we don't have enough tests today to meet what we anticipate will be the demand going forward. >> pence now claims 1.2 million testing kits

arrest made outside of the hall justice saying it violates a state law.gents arrest ared a man as he arrived at a courthouse for a legal hearing. the public defender said because no judicial warrant was presented the arrest is illegal. i.c.e. agents made similar arrests outside of the sonoma county courthouse outraging rights groups. >>> in the firing the anne kirkpatrick, she's firing back with a promise of legal action. anne kirkpatrick announced she obtained high-profile legal help and will sue over being fired without cause. the oakland police commission made up of civilians voted to fire her. she is not talking about her lawsuit or when it may be filed but yesterday she blasted the ongoing federal over sight. >>> and now it appears the city of oakland is two chiefs darrin white is leaving his position and taking over as chief of the san rafael fire department as serving as oakland chief for less than three years. melinda dreyton is expected to take over as interim chief. >> >>> 4:50 and our "making it in the bay" focusing on the santa clara county. o