i had my mother in a nursing home and i was there quite often because that's the way nursing homes are. if you don't visit, your loved ones are not going to be taken care of as well. and what i observed is a lot of good people working in the nursing home, but the nursing home is absolutely understaffed and i would say that i spoke to one nurse and she told me she had a patient ratio of 40-to-1. that's ridiculous. some of them can't walk. some of them have big medical issues. and these people have to handle all of these medications and everything. i see these people running and sweating, trying to do everything. what is going on in our country? we neglect our citizens so bad. you're worried abiliout coronavirus, doctors kill 300,000 people by accident. there's too many people in positions that don't have what i would call foot on the ground experience. they have a lot of education and a lot of accomplishments in the academic world and everything, but somehow, it's not able to get this stuff done. >> you bring up a couple good points. certainly the workforce in the nursing homes and assi

stay at home. people should only be leaving home.eople should only be leaving home for one of four reasons: first, shopping for basic necessities, for example food, which must be as infrequent as possible. second exercising once a day, like a run, walk, or cycle. alone or with members of the same household. third for any medical need or to provide ca re for any medical need or to provide care or help a vulnerable person. fourth, travelling to or from work, but only when it cannot be done from home. and employers should be taking every possible step to make sure that remote working can happen. these four reasons are exceptions to the rule. further guidance is available on the government website. i want to be clear that where people absolutely cannot work from home, they can still go to work. is important that they do to keep the country running. but confusion over who could or should still go to work remain. it is shadow call for anna because advice. we call for key workers to go to work. we have seen sparks direct insist on people tu

. >> just stay home. the governor warning 56% of the state could get coronavirus. a breakdown on california numbers right now, 448 cases people ages 18 to 65. 13 cases are children. and more than 200 cases are people 65 and older. the bay area now has 468 confirmed cases. as the cases grow local hospitals are rushing to meet the demands of testing. our live team coverage is ahead. meantime, mike and kari, we're practicing social distancing. i'm in the studio but you're broadcasting from home. you have all the equipment in order to give people the traffic and weather they need. >>> absolutely. so let's get a look at our forecast. we do have a lot of changes ahead. we do have a slight chance of rain in the south bay, high temperatures reaching into the mid-60s. 70 degrees and sunny tomorrow. that will make a lot of people want to open up the windows after cleaning and also get time outside. but then the rain comes back in the forecast by sunday and cooler temperatures will follow as that rain continues off

not showing homes. our business and tech reporter scott budman is life in santa clara to show us how tech is helping people keep up with that house hunting. scott?>>yeah, jessica, and most the technology involved that we're talking about here can be found on your smartphone. real estate agents are downloading apps from companies like zillow to shoot and post videos online, all the better to keep potential buyers interested. >> there is a nice patio out here. >> we may not be able to leave our homes, but we can shop for new homes virtually. >> they're looking and shopping, and everyone's more online than ever right now. >> reporter: real estate agents tell us that thanks to cell phones, drones, and web cams, people are still touring houses even during the coronavirus lockdown. >> well, you can turn to technology that makes things possibility that never were possible before. you can put your furniture there, yeah. you can put your pet there. wle house, look at each though clo tough, technology is allowin

keep them at home, stay—at—home. kids? keep them at home, stay-at-home. i am a respiratory nurse.help save lives. stayed home. i am anne—marie, respiratory nurse consultant. thousands of people could die here. help us reduce that number, play your part, save a life, stay—at—home. your part, save a life, stay-at-home. my name is thelma. i ama stay-at-home. my name is thelma. i am a respiratory consultant. you've heard my colleagues. this is a crisis. please stay—at—home, we beg you. so it's really clear, that message. and we will be talking about that with matt hancock a little bit later. if you see the pictures over the weekend, 70 people going to teachers, going to beauty spots. also shopping as well and clearly not two metres away from each other. lots of things to talk about this morning. at ten past eight, will be joined by gp and somebody who is an expert in the spread of diseases. if you got any questions,, wannabe topics today, education. without having to do the school run, how are you going to be teaching them. so much to think about this morning. special programming thro

we've been home for so long. we might as well just be positive and move on and be out of here in another week. >> yeah, be it's good because we already have the illness or the virus. we're not bad. you are asymptomatic. my symptoms were pretty much mild. >> after the reality sank in, we started notifying people. my wife called her mom. [ speaking foreign language ] >> they suggest that mom not come here for a total of three weeks so two more weeks. >> oh, no. >> i called my daughters who were barely past los angeles. leticia got a call from the doctor this morning, test results. she has covid-19. >> no. >> does that mean you have it too? >> they can't tell and they're not going to test me. we spent the rest of the day notifying friends, family, and co-workers. >> the doctor just called me back about half an hour ago and i tested positive, which means that you and the boys were exposed to me. you should self-isolate for two weeks. >> at least now we know my wife's symptoms were mild and that her quarantine will en

we need to stay at home.en doing a fantasticjob and help them continue doing their fantastic work. how are we going to save lives? i staying home. fantastic work. how are we going to save lives? istaying home. come fantastic work. how are we going to save lives? i staying home. come on, guys. meanwhile west ham united vice chairman karen brady say the club have 8 players who are showing symptoms of coronavirus. brady says all the players are now in self—isolation and seem to be well. in italy, juventus' players have agreed to the club stopping their salaries for four months because of the financial implications of the pandemic. the squad, including cristiano ronaldo and aaron ramsey, plus coach maurizio sarri will not be paid their wages for march untiljune the club estimate it'll save them over 80 million pounds. england women's cricket captain heather knight has signed up for the nhs volunteer scheme. like many people. knight returned to england from australia ten days ago, after the t20 world cup. she's no

of single everyone's appeal is stay at home the home is this one it will be the spaces that are being offered so the ideal is that they stay here and do not walk around the streets and be exposed to such a lethal virus these are huge borscht of our views i see if you don't want as a number of infections and deaths increases another big concern is how to stop the virus spreading among cities favelas here there's often no running water or electricity and people are increasingly dependent on food handouts. listing this story now to brazil i'm joined by journalist michael fonts michael it's good to have you on the day both sonorities mastery of social media appears at least for now to be history and as far as coronavirus denial goes he is pretty much the last man standing how much support does he have for his stance. well look brazil situation is very similar with that with donald trump of the united states also not as he has roughly 3035 percent of the population and many of these people still support him regardless of if the government is moving in the other direction his vice president

of retiredment homes -- retirememet homes, to o test all thesese patients that t are very vulnerable, t to identify those thatat are actually infectedd ad they can be properlyly isolatete the situauationt hospipitals, ty are overwhelmed with patients. it is true that now a field hospital in madrid with 5000-bed capacity has been put in place and is starting to roll. but it is true that a lot of patients are arriving toto emergency serervices, and -- and thiss s still not enough otecectivequipmentnt for those people working -- brent: you are in madrid, which is the epicenter of the virus outbreak in spain. when youou see images lilike thn the hospitals and the nursing homes, do you have confidence in the government's ability to get control of this situation?? jajaime: well, that isis the questition that all espanols are wonderining now, , is the g govt doing the right thing? do they hahave the answers t to those q questions? i would say thahat the governrnt is confidedent t that measures y have alreadydy put in place mayy wowork. interior minister just this evening said he was confide

monday he did this with his plane on his way home. 24 minutes.to do this. here's is the thing. apparently he wasn't staying home if he was doing that. >> he wasn't, but public service announcement. his handwriting is terrible by the way. also, if you want to try these while staying at home because of coronavirus, come up about it a choreographed dance like this aunt and niece in india. a 10-year-old there with her aunt, look, that's a fun dance right there. you're just trying to pass the time. put that on the list of things to do as well. >> wow, okay. >> you know, that's a good choreographed dance, zohreen. >> we could fly, but we want to stay social distancing, we can't do that. get this, this hash tag started trending, #quarantinecats. people started posting pictures of their cats. this one right here. two cats on the opposite side of the couch captioned quarantined cats. this one right here, you can see >>> this morning on "world news now," new closures from coast to coast due to the coronavirus as nearly 7 million people in just one region a

driving themselves home or a walking public transport system. that what people in nairobi have mixed feelings about the question. because these are all good thing to do is trying to assist many people and you know most of these people are going to have been no knowledge about it over the border in future. so i will not go there because the suffering and tragedy has doubled there's corona and this police brutality is wrong if you don't look as journalists we're still allowed to move around after the few of the rules are very clear and there have been reports over the weekend of today's culture so we're going home early but we're not taking any chances. our quick check now on some of the other stories making news at this hour ford and general electric will produce 50000 emergency ventilators in the next 100 days a joint carmaker g.m. in the race to repurpose factory lines to produce ventilators hospitals across the u.s. are urgently seeking the devices as they deal with an onslaught of coronavirus patients . amazon workers in the u.s. are worried

that have learning at home.e resources, bay area nonprofit is offering up educational resources for early learners on through high school. scrambled to send kids home with a continuous learning plan. some of the resources are also available to parents in other districts. also videos like this one good for getting the kids exercise while they are cooped up. the good news is that it is still okay to go outside and play so long as the kids maintain social distance. it's okay to go for a walk, also okay to walk the dog. some suggestions from teachers and home schooling parents, set a schedule and get the kids in on planning so they own that as well. change out of your pajamas. other home schooling parents say it's okay if you don't. set aside a quiet space. a designated spot to do their work and keep a regular bedtime because that will make the learning process easier. i also put this question out on my facebook page asking teachers what do you hope for that the students will do. maybe do a baking exercise and talk

state home orders.>> such an important factor is you're trying to stay at home and having groceriesdelivered but if people are out of work i know a number of grocery stores are looking for those shoppers but they bring up a good point as it is important to stay healthy so we wish them well. good morning again, i am here at home and so is steve and sal castaneda and we are bringing mornings on 2 from all over the bay area .>> i think this is going to be for wild dave and pam, i went grocery shopping at 6:45 yesterday morning and there were a lot of people, i'm not kidding, the store was not full but there were a lot of people. low clouds in place and a quiet week to end march and it has been a fun march with a lot going on but not a lot of rain except a down around monterey. and as a mostly cloudy and look at the barometer of 30.25 which is pretty high and i have to come way down for us to see much i do not think we are. san jose will get more son today than santa rosa. same on tuesday and the quiet the rest of the week until maybe the weekend, the system may pay a visit for return o

care workers complain about terrible conditions in many homes they say. say there's not enough protective clothing and that hundreds of their colleagues are infected authorities are investigating reports that some workers went home after the 1st cases were identified leaving residents forgotten in death beds the dramatic situation in many nursing homes has shocked people here in spain the spender society takes pride in its strong family ties and in taking well caliph the possible criminal neglect and the feeling of helplessness among family members have started to affect the so. tender lot of spaniards fear that the situation in nursing homes might get worse in the coming days. in the nursing home where often more dangerous unclear lives the management has set up what's at group now that i fail and the other relatives feel a little bit closer to their loved ones. let's bring in young philip schultz you filed that report for us from spain you mentioned in your report that spain is a country that takes pride in caring for its elderly population how is it po

the schools assigned plenty of home. the fact is. you know i've got a weekly syllabus with various assignments that have to be done over these days. that's in a regular curriculum listing the assignments that you're supposed to do. and they'll send us some more sheets with even more assignments on them. and you're keeping to the lesson plan yes otherwise you can't keep up too much all at once at the end. the 1st thing they learn is that this virus is no vacation for the world school children the pile of homework from school put structure back into their day. but the forced break will last some time at least 5 weeks maybe even longer. that's why you guys be fighting yeah. as a lawyer says i don't think you can avoid it long if you're cooped up in a small space like an apartment for so long and they'll always be fighting the wall yelling and gets in the 1st light doesn't miss i think after some time we'll try to stay out of each other's way how can we don't feel like dealing with each other i think i'll end up volunteering to go shoppi

keep people home. you will be inconvenienced for a period of time but it is worth it in the end. >> that is probably your lasting message for people at home. >> there are going to get to know your family better. >> we always appreciate it. >>> the majority of the schools are of course closed for the next three weeks with millions of students. so many districts are trying to make sure that needy students do not go hungry. >>> no school for three weeks. it is a announcement most would be excited about. what a student to get through to school. >> i have to end up eating at school. >> the closure of all schools in the district to stop the spread of the coronavirus means the district has to help more than 70 percent of students who rely on the reduced meal program. still get food while the school is out. >> we knew immediately we had to have some support in place to make sure students and family had the opportunity to come and get food. >> 12 locations are set up at different schools. the district superinte

and spanish police use drones with loudspeakers to tell people to go home. the foreign office advises against all but essential travel there too. hello, a very good afternoon. if you have just joined hello, a very good afternoon. if you havejustjoined us, welcome to bbc news. the health secretary, matt hancock, has warned that the measures the government will take to combat the coronavirus will disrupt the ordinary lives of almost everybody in the country. he confirmed that in the coming weeks people over 70 and vulnerable people would be asked to self—isolate, staying at home and cutting down contacts. here are the day's other main developments: matt hancock said ministers would ask the nation's manufacturers to switch to the production of ventilators needed to treat people who develop severe symptoms. more doctors would be trained in their use. supermarkets in the uk are urging customers not to panic buy during the outbreak. they say there is plenty of food available. and the foreign office has advised against all but essential travel to the united states

people can only leave their homes for very limited reasons. without a huge national effort to halt the growth of this virus, there will come a moment when no health service in the world could possibly cope. because there won't be enough ventilators, enough intensive care beds, enough doctors and nurses. president trump says he's working with both republicans and democrats to get a huge economic stimulus package agreed. and we'll have the lastest from australia, where the premier of new south wales says the state is at a critical moment in its fight against the virus. hello, and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has announced the most drastic limits to our lives that the uk has ever seen. borisjohnson said the aim is to save lives in this time of national emergency. without a huge national effort, mrjohnson made it clear there will come a moment when the nhs will not be able to cope and more people will die. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, has more details. the clock starts on a new phase — big ben keeping time on an era none of u

don't leave your home unless you really have to, work from home.less it is genuinely essential. look out for your neighbour who is elderly and vulnerable, just shop for what you need, don'tjust do it for yourself, do it to stop the disease spreading, do it to stop the disease spreading, do it to stop the disease spreading, do it for your vulnerable loved ones who will die if you don't, do it for the heroic nhs who need your help. these are extraordinary times which need and demand extraordinary measures. the stark warning on boris johnson earlier, that we were looking at the nhs being overwhelmed in capacity, the question potentially to the scale of what we are seeing in italy, in two to three weeks' time. the questions that are going to be asked, if it's so important that we observe social distancing, why isn't the government taking some sort of enforcement action? that was put to robert jenrick earlier. today we are taking a further very significant step, the chief medical officer has identified a group of individuals across the country for speci

gianna is home with a report.>>> i am broadcasting from home. he their. self isolating, social distancing. with the rain that mary has mentioned, there are -- they do have a traffic alert. south on 17 as you work your way near the overturned vehicle overturned just before three this morning it is been out there for quite some time. at one point all lanes were blocked. at least they opened one then, traffic is still backed up behind highway nine and just a little pass there because of this accident. that right lane remains blocked as the investigation continues. expect delays. try to avoid 17 if out for if you are traveling northbound 101 this morning we have an accident right there, just south of there, southbound one- to-one into the waldo great we have been seeing somean off lays, that an area where there is been ongoing roadwork. likely, that is the case. looks like it is late morning this morning you will keep an eye on that. may slow you down just a bit as you head toward the golden gate bridge. is not a volume on the roadways.>>> nice-looking traffi

but are people staying at home? area, police are hitting the streets to make sure you are. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is live in castro valley with more. cheryl, day one of this statewide shelter at home order, and police mean business. >> reporter: that's right. here in alameda county, law enforcement officers for a while have been urging nonessential businesses like the one you see here to stay closed down. now that it's a statewide order, enforcement will get tougher. alameda county sheriff's department opening up the office of emergency service center. it's fully staffed right now and will be until this crisis is over. meanwhile, deputy sheriffs are busy enforcing the law, making sure people understand the stay at home order. >> most of the police departments have a compliance team that's going out and doing the education. and so we, for example, have two sergeants and ten deputies on our compliance team, and they're going out educating the different businesses. >> reporter: well, like deputy kelly says, their i

forced continue to work from home the c.d.c. also issuing a travel advisory for new york new jersey and connecticut rhode island national guard was door knocking homes mandating all new york visitors south korean teen this is not a lock there is a travel advisory to be implemented by the states meantime president trump has extended social distancing guidelines through april 30th reporting in new york trinity chavez r.t. hundreds of people in mexico have blocked checkpoints on the u.s. border over fears of infected americans entering the country mexico has around 1900 cases compared to more than 160000 north of the border with the protesters blocks lanes with vehicles and hold up signs telling us visitors to stay at home activists are saying that anyone entering mexico should 1st be tested for the novel coronavirus we heard from one of those campaigners jose luis and on this. the decisions of the border with the united states has jews equated 19 we call on the mexican government to say more responsible measures arrivals from the

stay home when you are sick. cover your cough or sneeze. clean and disinfect frequently touched objects with household cleaning spray. for more information, visit cdc.gov/covid19. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. heather: millions of americans left without jobs as state unemployment websites crashing with influx of applicants and social media sounding off, carly shimkus is here with the online complaint and if losing a job as an jargon of, state an appointment websites across the country are crashing, they weren't built to handle this demand. in pennsylvania alone 70,000 people sought unemployment in a single day. a lot of states trying to deal with all this demand by asking people to file in certain days. a lot of people are frustrated and scared and turning to social media. one twitter user telling his story saying everyone i told i lost my job due to this i said just file for unemployment, their website is crashed 62 times and i called 28 times. jennifer says got halfway through it

how is working at home?o face up to the challenges of working around coronavirus. do you really need to come in? at this software company, there are some new office rules. we are doing a number of things in the office. we are asking staff to take their laptops home at the end of every day in case they are unable to come to work the next morning. we are operating a strict policy on sickness, if you don't feel good, please don't come in. we are asking all of our team to set up meetings via video conference and general cleanliness in the office, including hand wipes and hand sanitiser. many employers are prepared to pay workers involve short periods of illness, but they don't have to do. so what are your rights? employees are entitled by law to sick pay of £94.25 per week but it only kicks in after three days' illness. it is paid up to 28 weeks, plenty to cover a14 paid up to 28 weeks, plenty to cover a 14 day isolation period, but if you stay home and don't get sick, employers are not obliged to pay you for ta

effective immediately unless the homes can implement a strict 2 week quarantine. noir of new patients will only be accepted to special short time homes clinics that we are setting up for this function to in here. visitors were banned but that didn't prevent the spread of the coronavirus almost half of the homes went. wouldn't that tested positive prompting drastic measures to be put in place nobody's allowed to leave their rooms the nursing staff or special protective gear to care for them those infected with the virus have been separated from the rest. both sides of i know in one area we have all the people who tested positive in a different area which is completely separate but we have all the people who tested to negative that. this is the 2nd deadly outbreak in a german nursing home in the southern city of voids book 13 people died from cove at 19 residents there were also separated into 2 groups at the weekend those who tested positive and those who tested negative. the 2020 tokyo olympics will now officially start on the 23rd of july 2021 partly a big swell

in their own home? this country is going to be affected and going to have to do things. if you are healthy and they are healthy, then please go and help them. the government's plan is based on reducing infections while increasing nhs capacity. this is how the virus might spread without interventions. scientific advisors hope the peak of the virus can be delayed, allowing time for the health service to free up more beds, train more staff and source more equipment. hospitals like this one in central london may soon run out of intensive care beds, so, one idea is to requisition what these days are largely empty hotels, for extra space, drafting and retired medics and volunteers to treat and support patients. 0perating theatres, with their supply of oxygen, may be used as emergency wards. there aren't nearly enough medical ventilators in britain for those whose lives may depend on them, so the government is asking engineering companies to switch resources to making as many of those as possible. and tonight,

a lot of things you do at work you don't do it home. >> we are just getting used to this from my hometudio. we are just learning how to handle this one day at a time. it dawned on the critical things going on, hackers are targeting people at home and i am realizing the convenience of certain things i thought would work one way but didn't and i realized i don't want my work data or home data out on the cloud where i have no backup at all and having a tool like this, my passport -- 500 gigabytes of space. it is tiny, easy to move around the house, but if i need to be somewhere else this goes with me. it is one of those things you are not rely on the cloud, you have a tool that can move around even when you leave the house. i realized i just started using this, this is a brilliant invention where you plug it in by your router and it is so easy, it may take over. they can shut down and block attacks that are coming into your house from hackers or any other intrusion including all our home devices. we brought our work laptop home and it is connected to an environment not as safe as that. u

it's a luxury of being at home. set aside a quiet space where they can focus on the work you're asking them to do and keep a regular bedtime routine. i did put a question out to teachers on facebook, twitter and instagram asking what they're hoping their students will do during this break regardless of what their plan is, read, read, read, and maybe do some math but in the kitchen doing a baking project, helping with dinner, just to keep them fresh. in the meantime they say just don't stress yourself out. they don't have to do six to eight hours of schoolwork every day as if they were in a traditional classroom. home schooling parents say it's just a couple hours here and there during the day and you have to listen to your kids and let them guide you as well. we're all learning this together. i certainly was not cut out to be a teacher. my sister is the teacher in my family. i'm leaning on the resources there. >> when both of us finish this job, we start the other one, which is always ongoing. >> right on to the nex

joshua and bella hansen get their kitchen in ship shape their home alone. their parents have to work and their school is closed. that is how is it was no school. relaxed. it up and then especially by studying a lot now we can kid around it's not a strict it's laid back slocum said but it will go on like this for weeks you know throughout you know i think it's going to be interesting there's the schools assigned plenty of home birth. the fact is. you know i've got a weekly syllabus with various assignments that have to be done over these days. that's in a regular curriculum listing the assignments that you're supposed to do. and they'll send us some more sheets with even more assignments on the shelf. and you're keeping to the lesson plan yes otherwise you can't keep up with it be too much all at once at the end. the 1st thing they learn is that this virus is no vacation for the world school children the pile of homework from school put structure back into their day but the forced break will last some time at least 5 weeks maybe even longer it's time you guy

the message they're saying stay off the streets and go home. told me what conditions are like over there. we are at home, following the government's advice, after yesterday's announcement. so, i kind of saw this happening. i've been travelling around a lot, being a dancer, performing, so i saw what was happening in italy, so i'd planned that this might happen. i started cancelling events. this weekend i had to cancel a massive event. so, we are at home, connecting with friends and family, letting people know we are ok. sorry, my cat! so we just have to deal with it now. luckily, yesterday i did a class online on facebook to raise spirits. it's going to be tough, it's a tough one, especially for an artist. we have no work. this near lockdown in spain, that could go on for months, potentially, isuppose, could it? yes, if we see what's happened in china and italy, it wasn't 15 days. i'm a positive person, so obviously we want things to finish quickly, but we have to be realistic as well, and these numbers are growing exponentially. the health serv

writing together, repairing homes like this one. all while raising awareness of the need for safe and affordable housing. >> working with their hands you see would be a compost at the end of the day. it's a great feeling. >> reporter: what is happening to this home is part of an even greater movement in communities across the country, and internationally. than 500 homes just like this one will get the repairs they need, keeping many low income families in the places they've always called home. >> just do it, and then feel good about what you're able to accomplish. you came out and you did something for someone else their life will be better. >> as part of habitats women build, only 6000 volunteers will help with repairs for women in need, this week. >>> coming up, coronavirus fears threatening bay area events. >> notable counties warning residents to stay home from large gatherings. >>> the fed making a move to quarantine cash, but that is all about. >> and you can call it a granny unit, with a twist. how you can help the housing cr

you must stay at home. critical thing we must do to stop the disease spreading between households, that is why people will only be allowed to leave their home for the following very limited purposes. shopping for basic necessities as infrequently as possible, one form of exercise per day such as a walk, run or cycle, alone or with members of your household. any medical need to provide care or help the vulnerable person, and travelling to and from work, but only where this is absolutely necessary and cannot be done from home. these are the only reasons you should leave your home. you should not be meeting friends. if your friends ask you to meet, you should say no. you should not be meeting family members who do not live in your home. you should not be going shopping except for essentials like food and medicine. and you should do this as little as you can. and use food delivery services where you can. if you don't follow the rules, the police will have the powers to enforce them, including through fines and

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that people actually stay home or stay close to home. state parks and beaches all over the bay area are either close to the public or limiting access to this is a look at walkaway beach at pacifica and the north has all parking lots are closed officials a parks and beaches in san mateo county had a record number of visitors last weekend which made it impossible to have people follow social distancing rules and so 23 parks in the county and a lot of beach parking lots in half moon bay and pacifica are closed with east bay regional is closing 20 of its 73 parks and parking your picnic areas until at least april 30. trails will be open to walk or bike on and also county parks is alano and land trust public access properties are closed and in san francisco parking lots at the marina green, baker and ocean beaches and fort clemson are closed. you can still get out of your house and exercise but the idea is if you have to drive somewhere to do that you have gone too far>> get your fresh air and walk your dogs but do not get in your cars and dr

you may even shop online and take delivery at home.'s just our way of doing our part... >>> 5:30 on this tuesday morning. hello to everyone. thanks for joining us here on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia reporting from my makeshift studio right here in our home as well as kari and mike reporting as well. we're all covering this coronavirus pandemic that is affecting us all. i want to get you up to date on the numbers from overnight. across the country there are now over 164,000 cases, more than 3,000 people have now died. yesterday was the deadliest day yet in the country's coronavirus crisis and experts warn the worst is yet to come. the u.s. has now tested 1 million for the coronavirus. >>> the cases has topped 2,200. santa clara has the most. 55 people have died in the bay area. live team coverage ahead for you. first, want to get a look at the forecast from followings kari hall who has taken her work home with her. i know you have a new tool to help us get a better look at those temperatures today.

money going into dozens more residential homes for disabled people. in response to global warming germany is gradually shutting down its coal industry but is it happening fast enough we don't have any time to waste any more we can't wait so we're taking direct action to call for the immediate phase out of culture may as climate change activists challenge communities reliant on the industry for jobs people in power asks who will win the cold war on al jazeera. how much is the coronavirus on the stock market affecting the race to the white house will it be to pry open standards to secure the democratic nomination i believe we can be down trying to follow all the developments in the us election campaign on al jazeera. holding the powerful to account as we examine the u.s. its role in the world on al-jazeera. the. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news our live from our headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes italy's prime minister extends the country's luck after a record number of deaths from the corona v

go home and stay home. this is what we all need to be doing. and we are going to make sure this happens whether by educating people more on the risks or by enforcing the rules, if that's needed. nothing that could help is off the table. today, we are launching federal advertising campaigns. you will see faces that you know and trust. people from our cultural sector getting out to recommendations from our health care workers. not having heard this message won't be an excuse. we are reaching everyone. listening is your duty and staying home is your way to serve. every day, there are more and more people who step up and he'd this call -- heed this call. just yesterday, team canada and the paralympic team made the tough decision not to send athletes to olympic and peer of the big games this summer. i know this is heartbreaking for 70 people -- athletes, coaches, staff and fans. this was absolutely the right call and everyone should follow their lead. no matter who you are, if you are doing your part, i want to say thank you. you are saving lives. a

. >> reporter: their own home. >> their own home. not our home. keep the germs in your area. >> reporter: lili tan, bay area news. >>> measures to keep visitors away after people crowded into its areas yesterday. the park announced it is doing its part to curb the virus by closing the gates at these following areas. limantour access road, mt. vision road, drakes beach and trail heads will be limited. >>> here is a map of the latest cases in each bay area county, santa clara county is still the hardest hit with more than 200 cases, more than 250 cases, in fact, as we previously mentioned a significant jump just yesterday for alameda county now at 71. be sure to stay up to date with the very latest on the coronavirus with our daily newsletter this is a new thing we have for all of you. you'll get the top headlines sent right to your inbox. just go to nbcbayarea.com to sign up. >>> it is 7:09 right now. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, we go live to washington, d.c., to talk with chuck todd and get a preview of

whether you are in your own home or a care home, this is going to bea home or a care home, this is goingny, many people? it is an enormous adjustment and we haven't even begun to understand that, i don't think. there are concerns people are not internet savvy and somehow we will have to find a way to combine a human response with a technical response. if your parents are in a ca re response. if your parents are in a care home, perhaps you can give them a laptop oran care home, perhaps you can give them a laptop or an ipad two star to have regular communications. i know some ca re regular communications. i know some care homes are beginning to do that already. how do people keep their spirits up then? if you are not going to be able to get out, you can maybe only totter around your home, a garden, if you are lucky enough to have one, contact over the phone is one thing but the face—to—face, in the same room contact, it is hard to beat that isn't it? it is impossible. that is something we will have to get our heads around in the next few days. there are some difficult conversations familie

we have them go home. they go home and grandma is home and they have emphysema, grandma gets it. grandma dies. >> reporter: regarding that nurse who died at mt. sinai hospital, a doctor sent me an internal memo from the hospital which says we have always provided and will always provide our staff with proper protective equipment and we van adequate supply. we also heard from a doctor who says he tested positive, went home for a week, had no fever for three days, and was asked to come back to work. so we wanted to know what are hospitals telling their doctors? we called 20 of them around the city. we heard back from 8. this is what they told us. if a worker has symptoms, they go home for 7 days. once that worker is asymptomatic, has no more symptoms and once they're fever-free for three days, they can come back to work. even if they're positive. >> oh, boy, david. that's so hard to hear. it's really tough when even the people that we need to help us now need help. it's very, very troubling situation. thank you very much. >>> monday marks the end of the administration's 15-day slow

stay home, please stay home, stay home, we're gonna have to get creative in here.nk togetherness is the super power of our species. let's do it together. we will keep each other company. i want you to meditate with me. let's get ready together. coming yoga with me each day could be a different thing. hi, guys. welcome back to another studying video. but first, some rock and roll. aghhhhhhhh! i want you guys to stay home and cook with me. this is the one you want to get. ooohhh! like reading what you guys are up too. and i'm real into it. why not turn on the camera? do it as a group, do it together and make some comfort food, because we all need that right now. you can slow the growth of this and save lives. i've learned a lotother got of things.m smoking, like how to help her out of bed, how to keep track of her medication, and how to keep her spirits up. [announcer] you can quit. for free help visit cdc.gov/tips i am totally blind. and non-24 can make me show up too early... or too late. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 84

i'm at home. i'm in my basement right now here is what's happening i wasn't feeling my best a sore throat, sniffles, i wouldn't have thought any of it but we're in a different time. to model the vigilance cdc is asking all of us we followed the advice of nbc's medical team here i am, working at home, as we speak we're still together and we're going to get this show on the air and we have a lot of information we want to get to our viewers this morning. >> we certainly do we're going to get caught up with the latest overnight with west virginia reporting its first case of the coronavirus. it has now reached all 50 states in total there are more than 6200 cases and at least 111 deaths from coast-to-coast as you can see, that is a significant increase in recent weeks. we had some breaking news in chicago overnight, the tower at midway airport temporarily closed, flights grounded, after several faa workers tested positive this morning the white house is pushing a huge stimulus package to the tune of $1

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steve's at home. i've heard from a lot of people saying they have to get up early to get their work done before they have to start home schooling their kids. >> i believe it. mr. breeze is in the room, pam. >> mr. breeze, good morning. >> he's making an appearance here. we'll see. >> there he is. >> okay. >>> he already ate so he's good. let's get to it. we do have what looks to be a really cold day for us. temperatures in the 40s and also the 50s. livermore's 48. santa rosa's 49. hayward's picked up a .01". castro valley a .04". and i think thunderstorms probably a better opportunity tomorrow, but i'll tell you the air mass is cold enough. that's going to put some snow into lake county. it looks like no doubt about it. if it isn't today, it might be tomorrow. just a general area of some rain. cow get some brief, heavy downpours later today. right now towards the san mateo coast. 40s and 50s. i don't think these will change too much. the coldest air is well to the north. and that's already producing s

sit al home? that's as good as it's going to get? do this. >> the group says it made 250 masks in the first five days with requests for 2500 from kaiser permanente, st. joseph memorial hospital, sutter health, as well as grocery stores. a million masks to hospitals here in the united states and millions more to countries in europe struggling with the coronavirus pandemic. >>> happens today, steph curry will most a discussion with the nation's top expert on covid- 19. dr. anthony fauci. curry will be taking questions about the virus on his instagram page. you can tweet the questions using the #s caskfauci. >>> coronavirus cases soar across the bay area. which counties saw an increase in cases as we break down the numbers plus help is on the way for millions of americans on the way for work. . >>> the $2 trillion economic relief bill and who is not. >>> vta light rail service suspended after an operator tests positive for covid-19. what's being done to keep other operators safe and what the company is now focusing on. sny went out to g

if you are working from home i think it is really important to ta ke home i think it is really important a chat. it is the routine of your day. boredom? it is time to learn a new project, i reckon. it could bejust learning about a new book, a new film you haven't seen before. whatever inspires you is what we need to follow. all those things that you said, when i have time, i will do it. a lot of people are spending their time on social media, even more time perhaps than before. is that necessarily good for mental health? i think in these times, it depends what sort of social media we are talking about. if we are in contact with other people it is a brilliant way to use it. we are going to need to learn online. it is important to be careful how much you are on a screen all the time, which is why the government guidelines about going out and getting fresh air, sticking your head out the window, opening the door, having a walk round the room, catching your breath, calming down, there was a really important things to be doing right now. great to talk to you, some great advice there. thank yo

wembley is manchester city's second home these days.oung, older and royal were hoping their side would not freeze but it had been 2a yea rs would not freeze but it had been 2a years since they last won this trophy and city were going for the hat—trick of consecutive victories. a defence splitting cross was about to send them on their way, phil foden with the to who else? sergio aguero. lucy mature pedal, once again aguero was the nemesis for aston villa. soft defending from a corner kick doubled their pain. headedin corner kick doubled their pain. headed in by rodri. dean smith was furious that it should have been a goal kick. entreaties team's defending was the bigger issue. just when a sense of inevitability kept thenit when a sense of inevitability kept then it was city's turn to slip up. john stones with the sum —— with the stumble, samatta with the strike. came on. aston villa were hanging in there and with time ticking away bjorn engels came within millimetres of achieving legendary status. the final whistle brought heartbreak for

i think everyone's appeal is stay at home the home is this one it will be the spaces that are being offered so the ideal is that they stay here and do not walk around the streets and be exposed to such a lethal virus these for our views if you don't want as a number of infections and deaths increases another big concern is how to stop the virus spreading among cities favelas here there's often no running water or electricity and people are increasingly dependent on food handouts so let's take a look now at some other ways that coronaviruses affecting people around the world russia has reported its biggest one day rise in new cases some 500 bringing back countries total to more than $2300.00 authorities in belgium have confirmed the death of a 12 year old girl infected with kovan 19 although serious infections among the young remain rare several countries have reported exceptions and the world health organization is warning that even though the focus now is on europe and the united states the coronavirus pandemic is still quote far from over in asia and the pacific region. and the german foo

look at the numbers at home.on there than we have here in the u.s. four per thousand in italy versus 2.4 per thousand here at home. then when it comes to hospital beds, they have more beds per capita, 34 for every 10,000 people there, here in the u.s., we have about 29 beds per 10,000 people. authorities have been saying, jen, when it comes to what you are seeing in italy and france, they're about two weeks ahead of the wave that we'll see here. so, what does that tell you? >> well, that's exactly why you're hearing dr. fauci say, we are behind. we have to take aggressive steps now so that down the road someone can say, we've done too much. really time is of the essence when you are dealing with a virus like this. the other interesting thing about italy, in particular, they have a different culture and society and style of living than we do. they tend to have multigenerations living together with a lot of contact and they tend to have an older population and i think that's why you are seeing some of the severity