joining us live is the public information officer from marin county layne hendricks. how are you doing? thank you so much for making the time for us. >> thanks for having me on, kristin. it's great to join you. you know, we're doing what we can like the rest of the bay area to adjust to this unprecedented health crisis. as you can see, i normally would be meeting you from our emergency operation center, but even our emergency managers have opted to go virtual. so what we're doing is to try to be as flexible as we can and practice what we preach in terms of staying at home and physical distancing like we're asking our residents to do in terms of responding to covid-19. >> let's talk about the situation in marin county. your cases, your caseload, and also the number of deaths comparatively low compared to the rest of the bay area. but it has grown in the past few days and you are concerned. can you give us a status update? >> absolutely. so we are seeing a significant climb of overall cases. we did surpass that 100 case mark just a couple of days ago, and it was a signi

in australia the virus is called hendrick after a suburb of brisbane which is a racing suburb. 1994, horses suddenly started to die. why are they dying? did they get poisonous feed? a veterinarian, horse trainer and stable hands tried to save the horses, the stable foreman got sick and went home thinking he had a bad flu. the trainer got sick, went into the hospital. the veterinarian never got sick, the trainer died. they isolated the virus from his organs and from the horses and found a new virus they named hendrick after the suburb. they did the disease detection. where did it come from? a fellow who was chief detective on this case doing his phd in ecology, sample all sorts of animals, kangaroos, wombats, rats, mice and insects and things, he didn't find the virus. finally he sampled fruit bats and found the virus that matched what had killed the horses in the trainer and they gave it its name. another of these cases, hasn't killed many people and doesn't pass from human to human but is a knock on the door, a reminder to us where these things come from, how they emerge, why they s

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abundantly the mission of the virus and it gets into people in australia are the virus is called hendrick after a suburban of brisbane which is a racing suburb. 1994 the stables horses suddenly started to die. why are they dying? did they get poisonous feed? a veterinarian, a horse trainer and stable hand try to save the horses. the stable foreman got sick and went home that he had the flu the trainer got sick the very bad flu went to the hospital the veterinarian never got sick. the trainer died they isolated the virus from his organs in the horses they found a new virus and named it hendrick after the suburb. then they did the disease succession where did it come from? a fellow who was the chief detective on this case doing phd in ecology was a veterinarian sampled kangaroos, wombats, rats and mice and insects. he didn't find the virus finally he sampled fruit bats and he found the virus that killed the horses and killed the trainer and named it hundred virus it hasn't killed very many people that doesn't pass from human to human but it is a knock on the door and a reminder of where the

hendricks and his wife christie have donated a hundred lunch to the police department. it is to thank police for helping keep everyone safe during the outbreak. according to the san jose mercury news, the hendricks plan to do the same for alameda police. >>> espn reports in basketball news that the nba teams are hoping to talk the league into moving the draft from june 25th to no sooner than august 1st. the teams hope a later draft date would allow for in person workouts and interviews with prospects. those are banned by the nba because of the coronavirus guidelines. >>> it turns out that the second time was not the charm for the football league known as the xfl. yesterday the xfl suspended operations, terminated all employees and has no plans to return for the 2020-2021 season. the league a division of the world wrestling entertainment failed initially back in 2001 after a single season. this season was interrupted after five weeks of the coronavirus pandemic. the league has no teams in northern california. >>> nick saban, the head football coach at the university of a

the case in hendrick, in australia, the virus is called hendrick after a suburb of brisbane, it's a racing suburb. 1994 and one stable enough suburb, horses suddenly started to die. why are they dying? the get poisonous feed, a veterinarian, a trainer or strainer and stable tried to save the horses. stable formant got sick and went home, he thought he had a bad flu. the trainer classic, a very bad flu, went to the hospital, the veterinarian never got sick. the trainer died. they isolated virus from him, from his organs into the horses and they found a new virus and named kendra after the summer. they did this disease production, where did it come from? a fellow who was a chief detective on this case during his phd on it, a veterinarian doing phd in ecology, he sampled all sorts of animals, kangaroos, wombats, rats and mice and insects, he didn't find the virus. finally, he sampled fruit bats and found the virus that matched what killed the horses the trainer. that's how it got its name. it hasn't killed very many people, it doesn't pass from humans to humans but it's a knock on the door, a

for kason hendrick, the virus is called hendrick after a suburb of brisbane. it is a racing suburb. 19941 sables and that suburb the horses started to die. why are they dying? did they get poisonous feed? i veterinarian, a horse trainer and a stable hand tried to save the horses. the stable foreman got sick and went home thought he had a bad flu. the trainer got sick had a very bad influence of the hospital. the veterinarian never got sick. the trainer died. the isolated buyers from his him and his organs and from the horses they found a new virus and they named it after the suburb. then they did the disease contact enchanted action where did it come from the chief detective was doing a phd on ecology he sampled kangaroos, wombats insects, things called porters he did not find the virus. finally he sampled fruit bats and he found the virus that match what killed the horses and the trainer. they gave it the name henderson virus. it hasn't killed very many people comment doesn't pass from human to human but it is a knock on the door, a reminder to us of where th

have very tall staples but only as main steeple measures 4 meters higher a coincidence our reporter hendrick belling found out more. the old minster is both impressive and unique. this is the world's tallest church why does the steeple have to be so tall how does it feel to fly around the tower why is it always under construction and how fast can i get up there. the world's highest church steeple has gotten experience to find the answers to my questions i go right to the top 768 steps on foot there's no elevator here 143 meters closer to heaven minister peter is waiting for me. i'm just some say it's like a pointer a sign there's another dimension up in heaven but to me that sounds very pious almost too pious to be true and. the church steeple is 161.53 meters tall that's a world record bloom lies in southern germany right on the danube today the city has just under 125000 residents but only was once a powerful and wealthy city it was famous for a high quality fabric made from cotton and linen that wasn't a worldwide the minster is a testament to the city's former prosperity not only is the

a's pitcher liam hendricks and his wife christi sent 200 meals to the alameda and oakland police departments. it was a way to say thank you for those who keep us safe every day. >>> we're seeing a lot of tstche ball behind his back, shows an empty hand and then fires a strike. a lot of people on twitter call this a balk. it looks like a magic trick to me. >>> the chinese professional baseball league tried to open their season today in taiwan. the home team tried to create a stadium atmosphere with robots playing music and mannequins as fans in the stand. despite all these efforts, mother nature stopped the festivities with a rain out. it created a way to try and get things going. we'll wait and see what happens here stateside as we don't know when we're returning to sports, but we'll keep an eye on it. >> it is an a for effort, not only for the baseball team but for you too, chris. thanks. >> i have been in crowds that made that much noise too. >>> next on abc 7 news at 5:00, can't throw a big party? the party can come to you. how a local deejay is making sure people can still celebrate whil

herring worries if hendricks, who has severe asthma, gets covid-19, it will kill him.en planning a wedding for june, for when he was paroled. i don't have to exchange my wedding dress for a coffin. that's what i'm certain is going to happen. >> legally speaking, is there a civil rights issue? >> this is absolutely a civil rights issue. >> reporter: civil rights attorney lee merritt says with the virus spreading in jails, some nonviolent offenders should be released. >> there is going to be a time of reckoning when this disease begins to spread among people who have failed to social distance. that is going to be the prison system. >> reporter: rebecca fischer is an epidemiologist at texas a&m. she explains why social distancing in jail or prison is nearly impossible. >> there are a lot of opportunities for contact, direct contact with sick individuals and indirect contact through objects and surfaces. >> reporter: the virus has exploded at the cook county jail in chicago. >> if there was any symptoms being shown by an individual we would take that individual out of the

he's in hendrick, the viruses and is strongly upgraded and it is called kendra after suburb. his recent suburb. 1994 and stables and that suburb, forces start did to die. it was sudden. why are they dying. did they get some poisonous feeder. a veterinarian, a trainer, horse trainer and stable had tried to save the horses. the foreman got sick and went home and he thought bad flu. the trainer got sick and very bad flu and went into the hospital and the mature and arion never got sick. in the trainer died. the isolated virus from him and his organs and from the horses and they had a new virus in the named it kendra after the suburb. then they did the disease detection. where did it come from. a fellow who was the chief detective on this case, he was doing his phd on that he was a veterinarian. he sampled it all sorts animals pretty he sampled kangaroos, that's, rats, mice and insects. and things other things pretty he did find the virus. finally he sampled the fruit fats and he matched what it killed the horses in the trainer and they give it a name hendrick virus. it hasn't ki

the case in hendrick, and australia devices called hendren after a suburb of brisbane known as hendrick which is a racing suburb. 1994, one stables and that suburb horses suddenly started to die. why are they dying? they get some poisonous feed? a veterinarian, trainer, horse trainer and stable hand tried to save the horses, the stable foreman got sick and went home he thought he had a bad flu. the veterinarian never got sick. the trainer died. the isolated virus from him, from his organs and from the horses they found a new virus, they named it hendren after the suburb. then they did the disease detection, where did hendren virus come from? a fellow who was the chief detective on this case it is phd on it he was doing it in ecology sampled all sorts of animals, he sampled kangaroos, wombats, sampled rats, mice, insects, and things called porta ruse. he did not find the >> every one of them. periodically and through history it has happened three or five times in a century. periodically and influenza virus will jump species from birds to people it can do this because it is one of the fas

way that tell hendricks to commit suicide soon after that well he didn't commit suicide but soon after that event he died and i blame for the hope that and if you are at the garden for the. concert in the seventy's i'm hoping you were there for some of the nicks that is the purest basketball ever play iced iced i saw bill bradley last night he still working off the ball for got 6 that was not. you know what i was at game i was at the stadium when that the garden that whole city sequence because i slept out to buy tickets for the lakers knicks playoffs it was the 1st night i had ever spent not with my parents i was 17 years old same's same year i was a game 5 would read got hurt and bradley the bush or has the russell all short guys listen read was 6 not now he would be a short dark prat practically. frazier and dick barnett earl the pearl hadn't joined and then i was that game 7 when reed didn't come out of the locker room and came out at the last minute and the lakers literally stopped practicing and they all watched 3 hit these 2 short jumpers and i knew that the next would win the l

hinrich -- hendrick, thank you for your opinion. let's get your newburgh corporate flash.onavirus pandemic has derailed a significant amount of its new business, postponing projects and denting new sales. it was the first major warning signal of a broader slowdown in the software industry. license revenue dropped. in addition lowering forecasts, sap says it will be lowering hiring and reducing spending. starbucks says things will get worse before they get better based on its experience in china. financial impact extends out as far as september. despite the outlook, they say the headwinds are temporary and can be reversed. disney's five month old streaming service has topped 50 million paid subscribers relying on a low price and wealth of family-friendly content. disney plus has launched in eight european countries and india. the platform is part of disney's three pronged plan. that is your bloomberg business flash. coming up, credit suisse and ubs delay half of their dividend payments, but they are going ahead with the rest. we bring you the details next. plus, don't miss