as 25 years younger than jackie. jackie learn to fly in the 1930s. it was rare. it wasn't totally uncommon. in the 30s with the pilot was the celebrities and all celebrities. still names that they know even though what they did by today's standards. it is not a hotshot fighter pilot. postwar they learn to fly as a teenager. in the 1950s when she was an adult it was still really hard for a woman to make a living as a pilot. and she did find a way. she worked in a lot of odd jobs to do it. she was a very good pilot but she was not remarkable in her era the way that jackie was remarkable in hers. then the space age happened. it kind of ruined everything for everyone in the air. in 1959 nasa was created in 1958. they introduced the world to the first class of astronauts. these guys became celebrities overnight the way that they were celebrities in the 30s. these were seven men who have passed. they had jet test experience. if they were on over 180 pounds. that bracket rocket is not getting off the ground. 110 men in the country. only men could qualify as test pilots.

>>the next time you're craving soul food may we suggest jackie's place on north 6th street in san jose, how you do you so much for coming was my business that grow my catering business grown that thought i need to get spot in mount the menu here reads like whole foods greatest hits with some recipes handed down from jackie's texas raised family covering up of greg's rams i'm a mom, a sweet potato pie i decided to incorporate those recipes from my family. >>the food speaks for itself, but it doesn't tell the whole story success was elusive clean and sober for 30 years after a long battle with drugs and jackie also beat cancer and stepped in with her sister died young and with a lot of joy in my heart we took on that as my husband i took on the task of raising her 3 with our 5 and so i'm a mom of 8. >>eyes and juicy. >>a woman who knows her way around the kitchen, jackie make sure no one leaves here hungry and that includes the homeless who often come to her door at the end of the night. >>when we have leftovers as a couple of areas in this neighborhood. those guys wait on us to bring th

compassion and her >>the next time you're craving soul food may we suggest jackie's place on north 6th street in san jose, how you do you so much for coming was my business at borough market and business grown that thought i need to get spot amount the menu here reads like whole foods greatest hits with some recipes handed down from jackie's texas raised family wealth of the top of greg's rams i'm a mom, a sweet potato pie i decided to incorporate those recipes from my family. >>the food speaks for itself, but it doesn't tell the whole story success was elusive clean and sober for 30 years after a long battle with drugs and jackie also beat cancer and stepped in with her sister died young and with a lot of joy in my heart we took on that as my husband i took on the task of raising her 3 with our 5 and so i'm a mom of 8. >>eyes and to see. >>a woman who knows her way around the kitchen jackie make sure no one leaves here hungry and that includes the homeless who often come to her door at the end of the night when we have leftovers as a couple of areas in this neighborhood. >>those guys

>>plus tension between la county district attorney jackie lacey of black lives matter activists camps hughley after lacey's husband points working with mike bloomberg was one of the most empowering experiences that i've had. it's important to talk to the people who know him personally. i worked for him for 8 years in city hall. i've been working for bloomberg for 27 years. 25 years. almost 30 years. there's nobody that i respect more, and felt more respected by. mike believes excellence is not defined by gender. mike builds a culture that advances women. i was the first woman ever appointed to be council to the mayor. he expects excellence out of everyone, but he also provides the kind of support that allows you to be that person. mike called to tell me, you should be proud of what you've done and your name should be on that project. he has faith in you, he believes in you. it was about always showing up and doing your best. i always knew that he had my back. he was raised by an extraordinary woman, she supported him all along the way and that's very much a part of who he is. mike sup

jackie? >> reporter: shawn kenney, travel ban or not i've got to tell you, it is really quiet here at sfo this morning. yeah, of course, you see a few cars, and airplane coach letting off some crewmembers are now, but, this is very quiet , especially for this time of day. travelers are no doubt trying to rearrange their plans at sfo this morning after president trump makes a major announcement in his primetime address last night. >> this is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a foreign virus in modern history. i am confident that i counting and continuing to take these tough measures, we will significantly reduce the threat to our citizens and we will ultimately and expeditiously to feet this virus. >> reporter: under the new order, only for nationals who have traveled to any of the 26 european countries with open border agreements will be banned from flying into the u.s. american citizens and legal residents will still be allowed to fly from europe but they will be direc

we're going to to get another from jackie ward.re saying about the cause of course the displaced families. if you are stuck at home before are seeing your have -- is helping those isolation socialized. if you're having out to lunch, of course you can watch those stories and much, much more these da bmmun, ay multiple tegy re tng about the mix looks pretty. there's the facetime option, the sky option. we are all trying to stay in touch. >>> cbs this morning is coming up next. have a great thursday. >>> good morning to you and welcome to "cbs this morning." i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. possible progress today in the push for coronavirus testing. plus a new warning for young people. >> big economic relief from washington as millions of workers worry about being left behind. >> how to stay fit and healthy even in isolation. the new tools that can keep you healthy and eating right. >> it's march 19th, 2020. we'll have the latest updates on the coronavirus right after today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds

jackie. dr. jackie will preach the paint off the sanctuary. so i was there in fairfield and one friday night i came to the good friday services. at beaver memorial. >> oh, wow! >> she did leave some paint on the sanctuary but it was definitely a dynamic, electrifying message. so today, we are honored to have the senior pastor of allen temple baptist church. the first elected pastor, a woman pastor, senior pastor of allen temple, reverend dr. jaclyn thompson. it is great to have you. >> it is great to be here. thank you for having me. >> thank you for coming. reginald liles, the deacon, brothers to brother, reverend long, had to make the contact. i know you are all over the world. >> that they made it. i am here. >> i'm glad you are here. tell me about your calling. it is phenomenal to have you, the pastor. >> i goodness, calling to the church or the ministry? >> to ministry first. >> i'm the daughter of a pastor. my father who recently passed in december was dr. nt thompson. he pastored not as a ministry missionary baptist church in berkeley f

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> >> it is 4 minutes before 7:00.avirus. officials say the 1-year-old and heir tonight thrown has mild symptoms but it is impossible to pinpoint where he caught it because of the high numbers of events he attends. he is self isolating. live look now from capitol hill where early this morning a bipartisan deal was struck. the nearly $2 trillion bill up for a vote today. that package would give $250 billion for direct paints to individuals and families. there is also $250 billion in unemployment benefits. they have tested positive at stanford university. one is isolating on campus. the others have been told to self isolate. >> the employee in sacramento tested positive. experts say there is no evidence of food or food packaging being associated with transition at that facility. it remains in operation. there are no reports of injuries after a fire engulfed a garage last night. no word on what might have caused that fire. >>> getting updated on these trouble spots along 680. we have a handful of accidents involving vehic

, his first ever win at the jackie, his first ever win at the cheltenham festival, and also delayed fore was really cool. i think it helped that he galloped. it was a nice position, one thing he did a last time was a bit keen, he switched up today. can coast on the hill, and i wasjust pleased, and he galloped and galloped, and he's a little star. the bookies will be happy with that as well, i think there was another outsider, wasn't there, in one of the final races, where is the money going for the big one tomorrow, and the gold cup? yeah, as you say, at 3:30pm, all eyes will be on the cheltenham gold cup, but all eyes will be really on al boone, the favourite, laster‘s winner, hoping to become the first horse since best mate to win the cheltenham gold cup two years running, jackie pulled town and had a good win today, men in the ryan air chase, and they will be hoping they can be a winning combination it again tomorrow with al boone. just a quick word on the crowd here today. obviously, a lot of concern over coronavirus, in fa ct, of concern over coronavirus, in fact, the crowd today,

jackie ward, kpix 5. >> >> it is 4 minutes before 7:00.avirus. officials say the 1-year-old and heir tonight thrown has mild symptoms but it is impossible to pinpoint where he caught it because of the high numbers of events he attends. he is self isolating. live look now from capitol hill where early this morning a bipartisan deal was struck. the nearly $2 trillion bill up for a vote today. that package would give $250 billion for direct paints to individuals and families. there is also $250 billion in unemployment benefits. they have tested positive at stanford university. one is isolating on campus. the others have been told to self isolate. >> the employee in sacramento tested positive. experts say there is no evidence of food or food packaging being associated with transition at that facility. it remains in operation. there are no reports of injuries after a fire engulfed a garage last night. no word on what might have caused that fire. >>> getting updated on these trouble spots along 680. we have a handful of accidents involving vehic

[laughter] >> so ricky, incredible when you think about it, signs jackie robinson to a montrÉal contractnd goes through all the stuff. on april 15th, 1947, you would know that better than i would, jackie or rachel called him jack, roosevelt robinson, the club is had voted 15-1 not to allow minority players just right before that and ricky did it and the whole thing was stunning and when you think of it this way you will appreciate this it was 3 and a half years before harry truman desegregated the united states, 7 years before brown versus board of education at 18 years before the civil rights movements. ricky is a hero of mine. he was the greatest sports executive of all time. you can put that in together. it was a wonderful story. >> i must say when i was a little girl is a brooklyn dodgers fan jackie robinson was my favorite player and i would like to think now it was because i knew what he represented for civil rights but if i'm honest it was just that he was so exciting as a player. he would get on first placement steel second and then steal third and completely rattled the picture

thanks a lot for that jackie. we first brought breaking news of the coronavirus on our streaming service, cbsn bay area. it is through kpix.com and other digital platforms. >> now the only death in california is a 71-year-old man who was on board the grand princess and sought treatment in a hospital in placer county. a woman also on the ship has tested positive. the national nurses united union spoke in oakland today releasing the results of a survey by nurses on hospital preparedness. >>> the results of our national survey of more than 6,500 nurses is truely disturbing. they show that large percentages of the nation's hospitals are unprepared to safely handle covid-19. >>> nurses say that they are confident that they would be able to care for patients and stop the spread of the virus only if they are given protections and resources needed to do so. as of today there are 163 confirmed cases nationwide and 11 people have died. as for california, 54 cases confirmed. there has only been one death as we mentionnd and

jackie, what is the holdup here? >> reporter: ann, we have been inlongfor these test results, we've been waiting for them since they got here in richmond, still no word from the demepublic health as to the exact timing when we may learn of the test results the a passenger on board said the captain didn't have much more information either as to when we might be updated, perhaps governor gavin knew some said the tests would take 4 hours to process, all we know we may get the test results sometime today. 45 samples for the coronavirus are here, taken from both passengers and crew members aboard the grand print issue we are mays offshore. by national guard helicopter in the middle of the pacific. 35 passengers have had flu-like symptoms and some people are already feeling better. people like chris grady who felt fine the entire time he is starting to get cabin fever. first th jsaid th we be skipping -- due to -- due passengers being sick. >> reporter: how to disembark passengers and crews safely without exposing anyone e

jackie deangelis at the new york stock exchange. wild ride today, jackie. reporter: good afternoon, melissa. that is right. we digged into negative territory. slowly clawed our way back. we came back to almost session high with the dow is up to s&p 500. adding 6%, 143 points this was a sigh of relief after the massive day yesterday. we dipped negative, a lot of traders saying testing that negative level, dropping under 20,000 was exactly a test. sometimes the markets will do that before they actually go to the levels and close there. it is something to think about as we continue to watch back and forth. seems like we have the dramatic sweeps to the downside. buyers come in. you get positive headlines coming out of the administration as we did today. some of the confidence is restored. so headline driven that one headline that is can derail that confidence can be a problem. i want to draw your attention to the biotech stocks because they are seeing a little bit of a surge today. moderna, regeneron, pfizer, these are all companies that are working on things r

. >> jackie ward is in san francisco with what is ahead for parents and their kids. jackie. >> reporter: more than 6 million kids and their families are being affected by this school closure. now to hear from the governor this might be more than just a few weeks, that isucto take in on top of everything else. he announced yesterday wants families to prepare to home school their students. they are curating curriculum to help with distance or online learning. they are looking at eligibility for free and reduced lunches and so many kids rely on lunch for school. they are always changing quickly. >> we will repurpose a lot of school sites, not only for meals and food to go but also to address potentially these childcare needs. this is flu width and being adopted in retime. >> reporter: oakland unified school district said they want their students back in the school us, but recognize these are extraordinary times. kansas is not having students back to school before the end of thschool ye they will continue to keep them home through the summer. maybe california isn't too f

back to you. >>> i'm jackie ward live in san francisco. has immediately affected thousands of those who work in the hospitality in strain and that includes the full-time server at the oak room rester rant inside the westin. normally he would blake $700 a week but in the last two weeks that was cut in half and now he is out of a job, because the restaurant is closed, one of 14,000 workers. part of unite here local 2, a labor union in san francisco and san mateo counties. >> my the this that i live on and when people disappear and dissipated, i lost all of that. i was expecting to be able cover my rent. it is usually enough to squeeze by on the rent. >>> lawmakers across the bay say they are doing what they can to lessen the financial blow. just yesterday the mayor announced a moratorium on residential and calmer sul evictions. san jose city council member is proposing a number of measures to bring relieves to small businesses. at the state level, the governor did not issue a statewide evicts ban, but he did sign an executive order giving lo

i believe, and he was really encouraged by, justice reform advocates because there was a th sens jackie lacey was to traditional, tough on crime, she was still seeking the death penalty in a lot of cases and so he went to the challenger, ft his job here in san francisco, and it hard to think, geneva county there's a bit rpof bagging tape sometimes to it. if you at a both of the votes he got in the votes thpublic defender who was running also a progressive, they are close to what jackie got. it could be a different situation. >>> offered you probably will. her numbers haveen declining since the election day. th >> is also weird thing that happened with her husband, threatening to shack lives matter protesters who were at his home in his defense. >> as he mspositions f, they were protesting him up here as well, and that was one of the women of the decision point but i think one of the things that encouragedm and his wife you decide to leave san francisco, so. >> let's international politics. there are two men were standing in the democratic process. when it comes to delegate math where do

so he was positioning himself as the criminal justice refoe candidd was running against incumbent jackie lacey. juat positioning of, ice reform worked well for him up here. but not so great do there. >> it looks like jackie lacey is a 50.2% of the votes, she could avoid a runoff, she coult win right. there were two progressive candidates running against her and she said, she was the first woman da down there, first african-american as well. running for a third term, i believe, and he was really encouraged by, justice reform advocates because there was a sense that jackie s lacey to traditional, tough on crime, she was still seeking the death penalty in a lot of cases and so he went to the challenger, left his job here in san francisco, and it is hard to think, geneva county there's a bit of carpetbagging tape sometimes to it. if you ata both of the votes he got in the votes the public defender who was running also a prressive, they are close what jackie got. it could be different situation. >>> offered you probably will. her numbers have been declining since the election day. >> is also

kpix kpix's jackie live at pier 1 right now at the very latest. jackie? >> visitors it was supposed to have dock last night, but as you can see behind me, it is a big doug kolk him because that is where the ship should be this morning but instead, the people are stuck on that note because they may have been exposed to the coronavirus. at 71-year-old man died from the vice harrison plastic county becoming the first death in the u.s. outside washington state caused by covid-19. for seeking treatment at a hospital in roseville that was on board the grand princess which left fort san francisco for mexico on february 11th and return on the 21st. at least two passengers from that cruise begin ill from the coronavirus including a woman in sonoma county and the amount of three pre-existing positions in plaza county who died. governor ghassan newsom is delaying those two arrival >> we're going design, testing kits to the cruiseship and we are going to be setting those quickly back to the state and primarily to richmond. for the reason we are talking about thousand

jackie -- jackie ward bringing us information on that and the rest of public transit, make sure you checkhe schedule before you head out the door, lots of changes implemented. the bridge looks fairly quiet, eastbound, though, we do have reports of a broken down vehicle that is locking the right lane. just keep that in mind if you plan on traveling between marin county this morning. the rest of the bridges are very quiet just another reminder that it is cashless at all bay area bridges you do not stop at the toll plaza. it is surprising how many cars we still see traveling to slow down. no delays heading to the peninsula right now. 101 itself is an easy ride in both directions. that's a look at traffic. let's check in with our meteorologist, mary lee. >> something to brighten your day, the stunning view of our camera with those golden colors in the sky. something to make you smile this morning. we are looking at a cold start for sure, temperatures in the 30s and 40s and some locations some freezing down into the upper 20s for some of our coldest locations this morning. several degrees cold

. >> jackie board has more from their temporary home. more, now people who live in that area, how they feel about all this.>> reporter: fencing has been put up it is being monitored very closely by u.s. marshals and you can see a 10 is actually set up in the parking lot. not exactly sure what that is being used for at the moment, but there it is. the hotel that has 120 rooms and they are still sure about the exact number of people who may be coming here. the cluster of cruise ship passengers so far have all been screened and have presented mild symptoms of the virus. at least seven people from the cruise ship have shown symptoms arrived by ambulance late last night, now, they are not sick enough to be hospitalized, which is why they are being isolated here and they will eventually be tested. the fairfield inn and suites on skyway road was expected to take in more passengers throughout the night, offense has been set up as a perimeter and is being guarded every minute of the day by u.s. marshals with the help of the chp. >> if they are in

jackie,some discrepancies they are about those numbers. >> reporter: yeah, exactly. that number, the 2000 people who may die in the county by june, that is terrifying. that is what san jose city manager is saying is best case scenario. he presented by number among others to a city councilmember recently during the race their recent meeting. in his report he revealed to other graham scenarios, you don't a death toll of 16,000 in santa clara county alone if the community did nothing to stop the virus and nearly 6000 there was low compliance. he predicts i will be 2000 deaths of 70% of the public obey all orders. >> you can see even and that best case scenario we are looking at the order in the next 12 weeks, 12 -- 2000 deaths in the next 12 weeks.>> reporter: that projection of higher than the current nationwide total, we asked deputy city manager for an interview to explain those numbers for us and instead, the city manager released a statement saying in part, quote, the information is based on the city of san jose projections and our preliminary estimates, they show

jackie: quÉ hermoso gesto, de eso se trata en estos momentos difÍciles, que saque lo lindo del ser humanos que tanto lo necesitan. un noble gesto puede hacer la diferencia en medio de tanta crisis y entre todos podemos ayudar a que este tiempo sea mucho mejor. borja: si no tienes 9400 lo mejor que puedes >> lleno de gente. no se puede ni meterse a comprar. estÁ muy difÍcil la situaciÓn. presentador: es la difÍcil situaciÓn que se vive en la bahÍa tras brote de coronavirus. buenas tardes. soy ramÓn adame. hoy mi compaÑera paola estarÁ en otras Áreas del estudio. reportera: nos encontramos a las afueras del city hall de san francisco. hace minutos, la alcaldesa dio declaraciones acerca de las nuevas polÍticas, con el fin de apoyarlas con respecto al coronavirus. departamento de salud pÚblica informÓ que se encargarÁn de contratar personal para asistir como enfermeros. el departamento de salud pÚblico realizarÁ un pleno. hasta que se lleguen todas las patentes. la feria de contrataciÓn no estÁ abierta al pÚblico pero si recalcar que el proceso serÁ mucho más rÁpido de lo que normalmente toma

a trouble spot in the napa area . >>> and now to coronavirus coverage and jackie ward has the latest on the coverage. first to anne makovec who is live at the port of oakland where the princes ship is expected to dock later on this morning. >>> we are waiting to find out what time it will dock at the port of oakland. it is normally a commercial dock . let's look at the cruise ship tracker. it is hanging around the fairlawn island off the coast of san francisco. they have been waiting for the right tidal and current conditions for it to dock. you can get a picture of where it isat acss the bay idge toll plaza. state and federal officials have been have been sealing off 11 acres an empty birth that normally loads and unloads ships that hasn't been used in about two years. the passengers will be isolated from the general public and loaded onto buses. they prepared barricades and the site was chosen by state and federal authorities. oakland's mayor says her administration is closely monitoring the situation. >> it is our duty to help these people. that is why it is so important to receiv

. >> hoy estarÁn con nosotros, majida issa, jackie bracamontes, y torres, esto y mÁs en "un nuevo dÍasolo. ♪ ♪ >> hola familia, cÓmo estÁn, les decimos, muy buenos dÍas con mucho cariÑo, hoy es jueves 26 de marzo de 2020, gracias por acompaÑarnos, acÁ en "un nuevo dÍa" >> nos encanta que estÉn con nosotros, recuerden que no estÁn solos, ademÁs "un nuevo dÍa" quiere estar con ustedes, trayÉndoles las Últimas noticias sobre el coronavirus, porque la mejor forma de protegernos, es estar bien informados y para ello tenemos un horario especial en "un nuevo dÍa", cada dia de 7 de 11:00 am con ustedes. >> guapas tremendo talentos se estÁn demostrando a travÉs de redes sociales pero ¿quÉ les parece si vamos con nicole y las noticias. >> pasamos con nicole suÁrez con las ♪ ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas, mÁs de mil muertos sobra el coronavirus en estados unidos, en el peor dÍa desde el inicio de la crisis el nÚmero de fallecimientos supera las 250 personas en solo 24 horas y el de contagios es casi 70 mil acercando al paÍs a las cifras de italia el segundo del mundo con mÁs casos. >> nueva york es el es

>>the next time you're craving soul food may we suggest jackie's place on north 6th street and san joseso much for coming was my business that grow my catering business grown that thought you know i need to get to a spot on my own the menu here reads like whole foods greatest hits with some recipes handed down from jackie's texas raised family wealth of the top of greg's rams i'm a mom, a sweet potato pie i decided to incorporate those recipes from my family. >>the food speaks for itself, but it doesn't tell the whole story success was elusive clean and sober for 30 years after a long battle with drugs, jackie also beat cancer and stepped in with her sister died young and with a lot of joy in my heart we took on that as my husband i took on the task of raising her 3 with our 5 and so i'm a mom of a nice and juicy. >>a woman who knows her way around the kitchen, jackie make sure no one leaves here hungry and that includes the homeless who often come to her door at the end of the night when we have leftovers as a couple of areas in this neighborhood. those guys wait on us to bring them ra

jackie ward joining us live from pacifica beach with more closures that went into effect at the stroke of midnight. feeling a little lonely out there? >> reporter: yes, feeling lonely. typically the it is quiet this time of day. you're not going to see suffers surfers. pacifica is the latest place ide by these new rules. here is a look at the closed pier that was getting visitors. californians are still allowed to do that but the governor is saying they should stay in their own neighborhoods and somewhere within walking distance of their home in an effort to force people to practice social distancing without legally enforcing it. that means not congregating in public places and staying six feet away from people you don't live with. >> we're going to shut down allstate parking lots immediately. >> as of 12:01 last night here is what is closed. pacific state beach, parking lots in front of and behind the community center, rock away beach, counsel chambers lot. beach boulevard parking south of the counsel chambers and fisherman's lot in the 800 block. no word officially as to when these p

kpix 5's jackie ward is there for us this morning with the latest jackie?>> reporter: yeah, it is deftly turning hasn't quite downtown los gatos michelle, i felt the excavation seen because this is very sore in a business are located in downtown please watch the police to the and that i look think they are getting ready to start her basket of dig that will continue just a little later on, police services and the skaters got a tip that a body from homicide decades ago could bu unde, ich is the hear d r down los gatos. the owner of the restaurant currently turned those arrived at work yesterday to find an army of investigators and cadaver dogs next door, just steps from his business. for about 15 or 20 people out there back there just digging up , going to all of it. you! it is troubling, because, you're going under however spot for now, less of a status finally body details all those reasons of lisa rinna is here is because amosite may have happened there in san jose. so, please are actually kicking us out of that alley which means they are probably going to

you can see our jackie ward there on the left doing some push-ups.tting fresh air with his dog and steph curry with his golf game at home. >> we want to know what you're doing. send us your workout ideas. share with us on facebook, twitter or instagram. >> four minutes before 6:00. confined spaces making it tough to social distancing. how the governor is insuring inmates have enough space during this pandemic. >>> and in that same effort to maintain social distancing, governor gavin newsom announcing state beach parking lots must we are t-mobile the first to go unlimited. first with no annual service contracts. first with taxes and fees included. now t-mobile has the first and only nationwide 5g network. reaching over 5,000 cities and towns and over 200 million americans. and t-mobile is not charging extra for 5g access. because this isn't our network... it's yours. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the coronavirus hits the palace. the air to the throne in england positive. his condition this morning. >> plus, a live look from c

jackie also beat cancer and stepped in with her sister died young and with a lot of joy in my heart wet as my husband i took on the task of raising her 3 with our 5 and so i'm a mom of a nice and juicy. >>a woman who knows her way around the kitchen, jackie make sure no one leaves here hungry and that includes the homeless who often come to her door at the end of the night when we have leftovers as a couple of areas in this neighborhood. those guys wait on us to bring them brands and. >>brisk and whatever we gracious to a fault jackie is making a difference in the community she is serving up compassion along with that soul food with emphasis on the soles. >>i'm humbled honored that someone thinks that the things that i've done from my family from our community are worth recognizing i do the things that i do because i feel like a necessary to in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>you can see the other 3 profiles that we did on kron 4 dot com. and you can catch the mel robbins show every day at 03:00pm right here on kron 4 yes all right, let's get a check of weather traffic now john tr

we love wesh 2, and jackie chase from-- i almost said jackie chan.eights, maryland, watching on another of our favorite stations, fox 5 dc. let me get my cards, and we officially start the show here. so i don't know if you guys watched the other day. i was on a rant. i'm a dallas cowboy fan. i'm unapologetic about it. i don't care if you like the cowboys. you have to live with it, but i'm a '70s kid. i was born in 1970, and i grew up watching the cowboys with my dad in the '70s with stars like drew pearson, who was the wide receiver, incredible. well, drew was recently snubbed by the pro football hall of fame. i still cannot get over it. i was in miami talking about it. people who are miami dolphins fans were mad about it, but drew made headlines. he had an emotional reaction to the news that he wasn't getting in this year. so let me set everything up. he had gathered friends and family. they were watching it. there were tv cameras. it was, you know, this moment of celebration for this man who's now 69 years old. he was there and learned on national

our jackie ward telling how the agency is now rye acting. >> joe biden winning big again.e sanders, though, says don't count him out just yet. it is wednesday, march 11th, 2020. thanks for waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. just about 6:30. here is mary lee with your forecast. >> happy wednesday. we're halfway through the workweek and tracking a few very light showers. if you live in the south bay and getting rez di for work add school, you might come across wet roadways. here is high def doppler. let's zoom in. you can see the showers that have pushed through the south bay. san jose, sunny vail, saratoga, those areas, you might come across wet roadways as we kickoff our wednesday. in the 50s for many locations. mostly cloudy skies. livermore, san francisco. chilly in santa rosa at 42. mild daytime highs. a mix of sun and clouds. low 70s in san jose. >>> we have a traffic alert in the north bay, westbound 80 near highway 680. a multiple-car crash involving a motorcycle as well. lanes are blocked in that area. speeds are really dipping down. 16 miles

but not so great down there. >> it looks like jackie lacey is a 50.2% of the votes, she could avoid a runoff, she could there were two progressive candidates running against her and she said, she was the first woman da down running for a third term, i as believe, and he was really encouraged by, justice reform sense that jackielacey was to traditional, tough on crime, she was still seeking the death penalty in a lot of cases and so he went to the challenger, left his job here in san francisco, and it is hard to think, geneva county there's a bit pe carpetbagging sometimes to it. if you at a both of the votes he got in the votes the pudeic nder who was running also a progressive, they are close to what jackie got. it could be a different situation. >>> offered you probably will. her numbers have been declining since the election day. >> is also that weird thing that happened with her husband, threatening to shoot black lives matter protesters who me were at his in his defense. >> as he posions himself, they were protesting him up here as well, and that was one of the women of the decis

there is jackie with her i voted sticker.t ahold of that sticker so night why it is bent up. and anne with poochy. >> a family affair. >> my daughter, my four-year- old is in the voting center. what she said after we voted, so long suckers. >> i have no idea why. >> mommy voted, i'm done. >> i guess. >> see you later. >> i love steering wheel. >> i do, too. >> very cool. no picture for me, but i did my mail-in ballot so that counts. i can't stand the lines on voting day. >> good that you guys went out and vote. it makes a difference. i have better news on the trouble spot along northbound 880 around 23rd. fire crews on the right shoulder because of a fire at 12th and 19th. we got word that it is out. they are mopping up the mess there. still pretty busy but good news the fire is out. northbound 880 delays as far as 98 so a slow crawl. i went to get past that area where fire crews are. you'll hit an accident northbound 880 at 5th. a motorcycle involved in that crash stow a couple things going on 880. a slow ride on that side.

we go to jackie borders how president trump's new travel restrictions could impact you. jackie?>> reporter: before we get to that, i want to show you how quiet it is here at sfo this morning. activity have picked up ever so slightly and when i say that, because there's three cars now instead of one. that is how slow everything is here this morning. there's a lot of confusion as people are trying to figure out their travel arrangements and what exactly president trump's man means under the new order, only four nationals who have traveled to any of the 26 european countries with open border agreements will be banned from flying into the u.s. american citizens and legal residents will still be allowed to fly from europe but they will be directed to limited airports where screening can take place. the band will last 30 days and the united kingdom is not included. we spoke to tori from italy who says his business will feel an impact from this. >> this news about the coronavirus is really hitting hard. most of our tourists are from europe, so, once they close europeans travelers, ther

jackie? >> reporter: check out this excavation site behind me. this is where police have spent the overnight hours, they are here dark and early this morning and investigative dig will continue later on for police source says investigators got a tip that a body from homicide decades ago could be buried under a store, which is in the heart of the busy and popular downtown los gatos. the owner of the restaurant, gardenias, arrived at work yesterday to find an army of investigators and cadaver dogs next door, just steps from his business. >> about 15 or 20 people back there, just digging up mud and going through all the forensics and dogs, the whole nine yards. >> it is troubling because, you know, you kind of wonder how they picks that spot and why. >> reporter: for now, unless investigators find a body, details of a homicide will not be released. it is important to note the business has nothing to do with the homicide, police say, which took place before the store opened. the reason the san jose police department is here is because the homicide ha

jackie is tracking that angle fors us. jackie.e wound tear puts a strain on transforms and also farmers able to plant with confidence this spring they wonder if a food shortage could be ahead. but industry leaders say that scarcity we're seeing at some places right now is not reflective of a deeper problem. and the food supply is secure. the industry is balanced to supply consumers with average needs not surge demands. manufacturers are working 24 hours day to pump out product and experts say in a week's time we'll be in a better place although might not see as a much variety on shelves because most popular items are being prioritized. >> what we're dealing with is the demand issue rather than a supply issue. it is unprecedented amount of purchases that have happened. so what had is whatting is this very resilient food system that we have in the u.s. is responding. reporter: with restaurant shattered there's a surplus of food that goes to service industry. one regional supply company specialty foods is offering home roastery deliv

jackie deangelis has the very latest from the new york stock exchange. hi, jackie.well, every time we talk, the market's got a different gain but at least it's consistently a gain today. the dow is trading up by a little more than 600 points at the moment. very headline-driven. it seems like the markets have digested the fact the president is going to be making this address at 3:00, a state of emergency could very well be declared and that could be a positive thing for opening up funding to help people that are exposed to this virus. at the same time, it could be a little difficult for people to move around and do the things they need to do, and i think that's where some of the concern is. but let's take a look at some of these big movers today, because there are some that are driving the dow right now. obviously, you've got some financials on there, that's because of the fed, goldman sachs, jpmorgan. but i want to draw your attention to procter & gamble and walgreens because they are trading substantially higher. you know, this would basically be their super bowl.

we know that jackie robinson broke formally, the color line in 1947. what we see after that is the exodus from the negro league of the top-tier talent. going into the majors with no compensation back to their team. the negro leagues are in steady decline. a lot of people are looking around trying to figure out, how do you save this institution? and others are frankly asking, is it worth saving? that thethis moment manager of the indianapolis team hears about tony stone. he was barnstorming occasionally with males. he thinks, what if we brought her in? a lot of this is the same kind of market logic that happens in the baseball league, which pitted women assuming the feminine in skirts and uniform, playing baseball in the war years. it was the same logic. stone to thetoni indianapolis cloud, kind of like the harlem globetrotters. they had a lot of show we people in the team. she was absolutely the attraction. the crowds increased with her being in the lead. it led to two other women in the league. toni is replacing hank aaron at inond base when she joins

jackie ward reports. >>> reporter: directive is the keyword there. these will not be really enforced. here's what the governor called for in his announcement yesterday. he wants bars and wineries to be closed immediately. restaurants, to cut capacity. and he is telling every senior in the state to stay home. this morning, restaurant owners and managers are trying to figure out how they can abide by the governor's directive to reduce their current occupancies by half and maintain social distancing within eating establishments. governor, governor newsom says these directives will not be legally enforced for now. >> if you want to establish a framework of martial law, which is ultimate authority and enforcement, we have the capacity to do that. i have all the expectation in the world that guidelines will be followed on this. we have the capacity to support this directive. >> reporter: as for schools, an estimated 85% of students in the state will not be in class starting today. newsom said, at this point, he will not implement a directive and will conti

jackie deangelis on floor of the new york stock exchange. jackie, what is moving most.eporter: good afternoon, deirdre. look at market itself, just in little time talking here, waiting to talk with you, the dow over 1000 point gain for the day, more than five%. getting close to the session highs. the s&p close to 6%. in terms of the confidence that is out there, people are feeling better about things. that coronavirus briefing from the task force and president, it was long but it was very, very detailed and people feel like they got answers to their questions and the government, you know, planning and stepping in and going to help businesses and going to help people laid off from their jobs as kristin was mentioning. a lot of service workers. seems like there are plans in place to help along with this. at the same time, the only thing traders are saying is a little bit questionable was the fact that we started higher this morning. we went into the red and tested that level under the dow 20,000. so just keep in mind that it will probably continue to be volatile. that tes

jackie ward has the helpful tips. >> reporter: last week there was a state of emergency in san francisco, not to alarm but to inform. >>> for thousands across san francisco, it is the only option to get to and from work. with growing concern of contracting the coronavirus, there is fear about taking transportation for some. >> i try not to breathe. i try to hold my breath. >> not really. there isn't too much to be worried about right now. >> reporter: during the morning rush, volunteers with the neighborhood emergency response team handed out these pliers that provide accurate information on covid-19 and tips on how to stay healthy. >> people are staying all kind of things and coming up with solutions that are made up, but for us, it is about getting the information the centers for disease control and prevention is providing so na art scientists. >> reporter: the department of public health says washing your hands, covering your cough and staying home when you're sick are ways to prevent yourself from getting sick or spreading your germs to others. >> it does make me more aware now, but

and we know jackie robinson broke the color line in 1947 and then we see an exodus from the negro league of the top tier talent and going back into the steady decline and people are looking around trying to figure out how do you save this institution and others are frankly asking is it worth saving. and it is in this moment that sid pollock who manages the indianapolis cloud hears about tony stone, he's a semi proplayer at the time and she had played softball but barnstorming occasionally with male semi pro teams and he thinks, hmm, what if we brought her in. and this is the market logic that happened with the all american girls professional baseball league that pitted women seemingly feminine in skirts and uniforms playing baseball in the war years. and so following that same logic sid paul assigned tony stone to the indianapolis clouds which is a team that you could think of as the harlem globetrotters and they had a lot of showy players on the team and they brought tony in and she was absolutely great attraction. the crowds increased with her being in the league. and it led to two oth

live in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the scarsdale public school district decided to cancell seven of its schools as of the coronavirus. officials say a faculty member at a middle school tested positive for the virus. schools are expected to reopen next wednesday. >>> making international headlines this morning, a nato staff member in brussels has tested positive for coronavirus. the staff member was on holiday in italy. the head of iran's crisis management agency also has the coronavirus, a state news agency says he tested positive and is in south itself quarantine. this morning at least 11 people are dead after a hotel collapsed in southeastern china, the building was being used as a coronavirus quarantine center. >>> president trump continuing to praise his policies and saying they will keep coronavirus under control, rushing off the chance that it will reach the white house. >> no, i'm not concerned at all. >> but the presidents x is gros distorted, the scope of the outbreak, the administration says that more than 1 million tests will be available this week. stay with kp

live from san francisco city hall, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> 6:56.r a look at this morning's other top stories. the grand princess cruise ship is still docked at the port of oakland. but it is expected to leave sometime today. the ship was supposed to depart late last week, and then late last night. no word on the delay of. police say once it gets moving, it will anchor in san francisco bay near treasure island. and from there the crew can only wait and watch for any signs they may have picked up the virus. >>> the federal reserve is cutting its benchmark interest rate to near zero. president trump hoped this move would turn things around in the stock market and the u.s. economy. but all major indexes taking huge hits once again in early trading on wall street. >>> csu campuses are moving nearly all classes online starting today. the change stays in place until at least early april as schools in san francisco, san jose, sonoma and the east bay. >>> the coronavirus loomed over last night's democratic debate. joe biden and senator bernie sanders bumped

i am jackie ward live in santa clara county where the health department here, just announced three new cases of the coronavirus ring in the total number of people infected in this county 27. two of those patients are husband and wife recently back in the bay area after a trip to egypt. the third patient is a woman of chronic health conditions, their exact conditions have not been shared by the santa clara county health vermin. if you are preparing for the worst case scenario, you are surely not alone. store shelves across the bay area were barren this weekend as people were trying to stock up on germ killing essentials, and enough food of course to keep their families that for a few weeks if they end up having to be quarantined but still, doctors are insisting that the best way to protect yourself and your health is to continuously wash your hands as much as possible. live in san jose, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> time for a look at this morning's other top stories, stocks are rebounding this morning following the worst market slide since 2008 amid fears of the coronavirus affecting the wo

jackie deangelis live at the airport for us. thank you, jackie. melisssa: fox news alert.ill de blasio declaring a state of emergency in new york city. the mayor says he wants the schools to remain open. he intend for them to remain open. but northern essential, non-parent teacher conferences school playswill be canceled or moved online. connell: largest public school system in the country. a tough call. they're trying to avoid it if they can. we'll see how it develops. containment period north of the city in new rochelle, new york, we're live with reaction from residents, plus the virus hunter on a possible break through in treatment as the outbreak spreads. we'll be back. ♪. as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ melisssa: "fox business alert." the ncaa canceling the division one men's and w

tested for coronavirus thanks to the hayward department and there is no referral needed., kpix 5 jackie ward tells us you most likely need one to have one specific symptom in order to get the free test.>>> people of been lined up since early this morning waiting to get screened and possibly tested for the coronavirus. but of a couple hundred that have been screened, only about 50 have been tested. >> if you are not exhibiting a fever of over 100 years you're probably going to be turned away. >> those are the ones the hayward fire department is primarily hoping to test for covid-19. hayward fire has partnered with the park to test up to 370 people a day. to potentially alleviate some of the local emergency rooms are seeing. >> relieved the pressure off the hospitals, the clinics and all those folks. >> weather in your car or in line of the park, after being asked a series of questions like what symptoms do you haven't have you travel to europe lately, you may then be asked to move on. >> number what is where you are going to ask the questions, fill out some paperwork and then you will mo

we begin with jackie deangelis. hi, jackie. >> good afternoon, neil. the markets are doing what wall street hoped for friday. they paused over the weekend. people regrouping, taking it in. and just looking at this market. the dow, the s&p 500, the nasdaq, all rallying more than 4%. the dow finishing up more than 5% higher after the worst week since 2008. that financial crisis. the dow gave up 3,500 points so the swings are dramatic. two things driving the action today. bargain hunting and speculation that the fed will cut the rate. the futures marketing pricing in 100% chance of a quarter point cut. the sectors rallying are the consumer staples, real estate stocks, tech as well. apple, boeing, walmart, verizon, home depot, they were accounting for about half of the rally that we saw today. the lagers were the economically sensitive ones like industrials, any, consumer discretionary. the cruise lines, royal caribbean and carnival, they were not able to turn it around. still down. the airlines also having some trouble as well. american airlines, delta di

of course, we know jackie robinson broke formally the color line in 1947, and what we see after that is the exodus from the negro leagues of the top-tier talent, and they are largely going into the majors, with no compensation back into their teams. the negro leagues are in decline, steady decline, and a lot of people are looking around, trying to figure out how do you save this institution? and others are frankly asking, is it worth saving? and it is in this moment that syd pollock, who manages the indianapolis clowns, hears about toni stone, who is a semi pro player at the time. she had played softball growing up but was also barnstorming occasionally with with male semi pro teams and he thinks, what if we brought her in? a lot of this is the same kind of market logic that happened with the all-american girls professional baseball league that pitted women, seemingly feminine in skirts and uniforms, playing baseball in the war years. and so following that same logic, syd pollock signed toni stone to the indianapolis clowns, which is a team that can you kind of think is the harlem gl