. >> reporter: the supervisor matt hany was totally surprised so many people showed up. check out the line. it was long. >> this shouldn't be something that people don't have access to. everybody should have one ofes so i'm committed to getting a mask to everybody in this community who needs one. >> reporter: hany is collecting donations to pay for the masks and sanitizer on this gofundme page. more than seven grand so far. he is teaming up with organizations like united playas who is helping to pass them out. >> it is only right that we take care of our people. they're not forgotten. >> did you have a mask before today? >> debra cooley is feeling safety. >> and coughing and gagging in front of your face. >> and homeless advocates say people living on the streets can always protect themselves. >> people who are housed, they can go inside and take on off the masks and don't have to be wearing them but for folks who do not have that option, they will have to be using them a whole lot more. >> the mask ordinance requires people to wear a mask in public but not when exercisi

y coronavirus avanza, mus de 49 mil personas hany buenas noches,go >>> s de 470 personas.dato positivo en esto, es que por primera vez en mÁs de 2 semanas el nÚmero de fallecidos en un dÍa es menor a 500. >>> y esta misma noche el presidente trump anunciÓ desde su cuenta de twitter que va a suspender la inmigraciÓn a estados unidos. lo harÁ mediant una orden ejecutiva que firma Áa como respuesta al enemigo invisible, se refiere a la pandemia dice que quiere proteger los puestos de trabajo para los estadounidenses. pero hasta el momento, ni el presidente ni la casa blanca han dado mÁs detalles sobre la orden y la fecha en que se va a firmar. tampoco se ha aclarado la duraciÓn y alcance que esta situaciÓn tendrÍa y si afectari a procesos de inmigraciÓn en marcha o los trabajadores amparados por visas de trabajo. solamente un tweet muy vago. de uno de cada 4 mÉdicos son inmigrantes. 280 mil trabajadores esenciales en primera lÍnea de la emergencia son inmigrantes sin documentos, mÁs temprano en su segunda... la capacidad que tiene el paÍs para hacer pruebas, varios gobernador

supervisor hany said volunteers passed out a thousand masks today. it wasn't enough. they ran out.e said volunteers will be back next weekend, passing out more to those who need them. ie there are now 6400 confirmed cases of covid 19. 87 new cases since last night. two more people have died, bringing the toelt to 201. >> we continue to update cases north of the bay area there, are 11 con23ir78ed cases of coronavirus, lake county, 6, so far, nobody has died from covid-19 in lake or mendocinoino counties. >> tomorrow is 4/20.4/20.4/20.4/ usually, people celebrate all things cannibus. it is not going to happen at golden gate park. >> since no outdoor celebrations are allowed, like the recent one at the pacific, dispensaries are offering discount, calling tomorrow the black friday of cannibis. >> this year is not the year to come here. please sta oved one inside of y home. don't come out. we are trying to stop the spread of this. there are a lot of ways you can celebrate. next year, or the year after that we will be back. >> the association is suggesting that users celebrate on streami

. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor matt hany joined a conference call with nine other cities calling for mortgages and rents to be frozen. >> we need to make sure people aren't burden with additional debt and face evictions months from now. >> reporter: calling on the governor to help. no word yet from the governor's office. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> the city of santa clara electric utility will give every customer a $30 credit on their bill and it doesn't matter what your situation is, every household customer will get this $30 credit. you don't have to take any action. silicon valley is suspending all power and water shutoffs due to nonpayment. pg&e is suspending service disconnections and giving payment plan options if they're having issues paying their bills. >>> a popular event in the peninsula is being transform under to a hospital. we'll take you behind the scenes as workers get ready for coronavirus patients. >>> and the tough new stay at home rules mean a lot of construction projects are suddenly on hold and some exceptions to the rule. >>> but, first, though, checkin

. >> supervisor matt hany is one of many people who have been calling for the city to move faster, to move those homeless people into shelters. homeless advocates today staged a car parade, to protest, to call for more to be done, to house the homeless. >>> stay away from hippy hill on 4/20, the warning from the mayor london breed. the annual gathering at golden gate park was called off last month because of shelter at home orders. and breed says the area will not only be fenced off next monday, but police will be there to hand out citations, and make arrests if it's necessary. last year, some 14,000 people attended the annual cannabis celebration there on hippy hill. >>> among the big questions now, when will most people go back to work? a lot of floating thoughts and ideas and time line, may 18th, perhaps june 1st or beyond. >> the governor says he is working with two other states to come up with a plan. marianne favro joins us with the details. >> reporter: the governor did not give an exact date on when the coronavirus restrictions will be lifted. but he did say he's coordinating

hotel nearly a 3rd of them infected with corona virus and as john psaropoulos reports from puerto hani there are growing concerns about more outbreaks and other refugee camps huge truck sprays chemicals to disinfect the air around the galaxy hotel 148 asylum seekers and 2 staff members here have tested positive for corona virus most show no symptoms which may be how the disease a scape the authorities attention until now but that may change we saw one man taken to hospital with breathing problems the outbreak has led to concerns of infection among people from the local community here in southern greece who supply all maintain the hotel and i mean i'm the guy you can rule out this is check up on that we tested 177 people who came into contact with refugees like supermarket workers couriers bank workers and pharmacists and were tremendously relieved to find out today that all these samples are negative which means there's been no spread of the infection there have been 2 previous outbreaks in facilities housing asylum seekers but infection rates there reached one percent of the resident

this is commissioner hani. sorry. [inaudible] my camera on here. [typing] >> whoever is timing away, put your phone on mute. >> colleagues, i've been working with sfmta and sfmca staff and i want to take a moment to make a formal request here. as many of you know, we've had to make necessary but painful cuts to our m.t.a. service, our muni service and especially our late-night bart service which has had an impact on our essential workers. i've heard from folks who work at homeless service providers for whom that late-night service is essential for them to get to and from work. many of them live in the east bay and rely on bart in order to get into work. obviously right now we need them more than ever. we're asking them to do more. some of the providers have told me that up to 30% of their staff are liing in the east bay and rely on bart. uber and lyft and companies y like that have, in some cases, provided free credit. i think it is critical that we have a public program in order to support our essential workers right now. especially those who are

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hany response yet? >> i didsp have a response. she called me today, we had in our conversation. some positive -- b 1 you talk >> sean: you talk about your favorite ice cream? >> republicans for the last few weeks wanted to replenish the funding for small business and their employees and she was more interested inhe restocking that gourmet ice cream. that's the difference. when you talk about joe biting wanting to restructure, remember who saved joe biden. congressman clyburn. came and endorsed him, same him, turned to the all campaign around, remember what he said, he's the third ranking democrat out there. he said, coronavirus is a perfect opportunity to restructure government in their view. it's just how you lay out one after the other after the other. why this president was concerned about saving america, these democrats and pelosi have only been concerned about impeachment, investigation, and ice cream. >> sean:re this is something. also preplanned temper tantrums where the president giving the state of the union address, we've got to preripped the paper is so are preplanned

hani's personal attorney's point out that the comment selected by the times happened after joyce had left on the cruise and appearing to link that decision there. he and personal attorneys say that time misled on the timeline. they knew that in order to mislead the viewers and set another narrative by now and "the times" is standing by its story. we will continue to follow that. ♪ >> shannon: also tonight big day for endorsement for joe biden and development in a sexual assault case allegations against him that we may not have heard about. we have new developments and we have got that next. woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. the 3:40 mid-shift migraine medicine. introducing ubrelvy™. it's the migraine medicine for anytime, anywhere a migraine attacks without worrying if it's too late or where you happen to be. one dose of ubrelvy™ can quickly stop a migraine in its tracks within two hours. many had pain relief in one hour. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. few people had side effects, most common were nausea and tiredness. ask your provider about ubrelvy™ or access doctors

. >> reporter: supervisor matt hany was surprised so many people showed up. check out the line, it was long. >> this shouldn't be something that people don't have access to. everybody should have one of these. i'm committed to getting a mask to everybody in this community who needs one. >> reporter: he is collecting donations to pay for the masks and sanitizer on this go fund me page. more than 7 grand so far. he's teaming up with organizations like united that is helping to pass them out. >> it's only right that we take care of our people. they're not forgotten. >> did you have a mask before today. >> reporter: deborah coolly is feeling safer. >> cough and gag in front of your face. >> reporter: homeless advocates say people living on the streets can't always protect themselves. >> for people who are housed, they can go inside and take off th mask and they don't have to be wearing them. for folks who do not have that option, will have to be using it a lot more. >> reporter: the mask ordinance requires people to wear a mask in public, but not when you're exer

supervisor matt hany put it together to help pass these out. >> we're trying to get it to the people who really need it. >> it's only right that we take care of our people. they're not forgotten. >> he's raising money on go fund me to pay for the masks. if you live in or near midmarket or civic center area, they'll be passing them out again this saturday on the corner of >>> workers at some of san francisco's largest companies are now eligible to receive what is called virus pay. that measure took effect on friday. it said employers with more than 500 people had to pay up to 80 hours if a worker has to miss time due to covid-19. temporary workers are included in the measure as well as nonprofits and companies like uberlyft and doordash. san jose has a similar measure for essential employees. rnegie melon university to collect data on covid-19. facebook users can take a survey on what kind of covid-19 symptoms they're feeling and this allows researchers at carnegie melon to produce hot spots and places that need more supplies. an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos mark zuc

this is commissioner hani. sorry. [inaudible] my camera on here. [typing] >> whoever is timing away, put your phone on mute. >> colleagues, i've been working with sfmta and sfmca staff and i want to take a moment to make a formal request here. as many of you know, we've had to make necessary but painful cuts to our m.t.a. service, our muni service and especially our late-night bart service which has had an impact on our essential workers. i've heard from folks who work at homeless service providers for whom that late-night service is essential for them to get to and from work. many of them live in the east bay and rely on bart in order to get into work. obviously right now we need them more than ever. we're asking them to do more. some of the providers have told me that up to 30% of their staff are liing in the east bay and rely on bart. uber and lyft and companies y like that have, in some cases, provided free credit. i think it is critical that we have a public program in order to support our essential workers right now. especially those who are

this is commissioner hani. sorry. [inaudible] my camera on here. [typing] >> whoever is timing away, put your phone on mute. >> colleagues, i've been working with sfmta and sfmca staff and i want to take a moment to make a formal request here. as many of you know, we've had to make necessary but painful cuts to our m.t.a. service, our muni service and especially our late-night bart service which has had an impact on our essential workers. i've heard from folks who work at homeless service providers for whom that late-night service is essential for them to get to and from work. many of them live in the east bay and rely on bart in order to get into work. obviously right now we need them more than ever. we're asking them to do more. some of the providers have told me that up to 30% of their staff are liing in the east bay and rely on bart. uber and lyft and companies y like that have, in some cases, provided free credit. i think it is critical that we have a public program in order to support our essential workers right now. especially those who are

this is commissioner hani. sorry. [inaudible] my camera on here. [typing] >> whoever is timing away, put your phone on mute. >> colleagues, i've been working with sfmta and sfmca staff and i want to take a moment to make a formal request here. as many of you know, we've had to make necessary but painful cuts to our m.t.a. service, our muni service and especially our late-night bart service which has had an impact on our essential workers. i've heard from folks who work at homeless service providers for whom that late-night service is essential for them to get to and from work. many of them live in the east bay and rely on bart in order to get into work. obviously right now we need them more than ever. we're asking them to do more. some of the providers have told me that up to 30% of their staff are liing in the east bay and rely on bart. uber and lyft and companies y like that have, in some cases, provided free credit. i think it is critical that we have a public program in order to support our essential workers right now. especially those who are

. >> i wanted to make a motion to excuse supervisor hany without objection. >> can we have a roll call that? just kidding. that was a joke. no objection. so can we make i'd like to make a motion to send item 3 to the full board for positive recommendation and added as a co-sponsor as well, correct? >> and take that without objection. >> yeah. and then for item 2 i'd like to continue this hearing to the call of the chair. i'm going to confirm when the appropriate time frame is. i'm thinking 90 days to come back and check and the leadership of the hospital and h.r. and others were beginning to work on because i had reached out to them and asked them and highlighted to them the things i needed them to work on. given the crisis at hand, i am going to ask to put together this working group in the interim and we'll work to get that to that aggressively. so maybe what we'll do though we'll continue this item to the call of the chair we might come back sooner than 90 days but we'll let everyone know in plenty of time to get back in touch. the leadership of the union has been in constant commun