jodi. was that her name?eaching out, detective trapp pulled up the anaheim police department's database of tattoos. yes, they have one. descriptions of tattoos collected from anyone they encounter. and what do you know? there was a match. but her name was not jodi. it was jerree. jerree estep, she was 21-years-old. >> she had been contacted a year prior in anaheim on beach boulevard. >> reporter: beach boulevard? suddenly detective trapp's case took on a whole new connection. >> if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard is where you come. if you are looking for a girl, beach boulevard is where you come. a lot of them came from good, stable families that just happened to run into the wrong guy who somehow got them into the job. these pimps are really good about breaking down the women and getting control over them. >> reporter: making them a prime target for predators. >> a lot of predators will start with prostitutes because they think that people won't miss them. >> reporter: somebody does? >> yes, somebody

reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> now, one of the big concerns of the shelter in place is getting food to everyone. san jose mayor sam liccardo launched an operation today to make sure it happened. he visited a safeway store to see how the grocery chain is working around the clock to restock shelves and has a specific message to people who are buying too much because they're panicked. >> and i have a very simple message. hoarding hurts our neighbors. >> sam liccardo also kick started a new service call to help disadvantaged people buy food and you can search silicon valley strong on nbcbayarea.com. >>> we have heard all of the rules but are we taking them to heart? stay at home, social distancing, we have more from the embarcadero and people are milling around taking a walk. >> you can see the difference out here compared to a regular door. there just aren't that many people out here. and to be clear, the city is saying it is okay to get outside and get some exercise. but you just don't want to do that that in a group and you wan

. >> jodi hernandez is in walnut creek for us. jodi? >> reporter: raj, things have pretty much wound down here in walnut creek but just a short time ago, several dozen local republicans gathered here to watch the returns. you can see there are just a few people left out here. local republicans have been very anxious to get a better idea of who president trump will be running against, but insist the president will handily beat whoever gets the democratic nomination. they also came out tonight to support their local candidates vying for seats in congress and the state legislature. >> republicans are very optimistic. we have a lot of local candidates we're feeling very confident about, and i think that donald trump is going to win the california primary handily and give him a lot of momentum moving into the general election. >> reporter: again, things have wound down here but i'll tell you there were several local republican candidates out here tonight, and it appears that all of those local republicans will be moving on to the general ele

jodi schneider has the latest developments. mcconnell and chuck schumer have said there will be a vote tonight, and there will be passage tonight. nancy pelosi, the democratic leader of the house of representatives, the speaker, said it will go through the senate and president trump will sign it. there was a fight about unemployment benefits on the senate side. republican senators were concerned that the flat $600 in unemployment benefits would theyit some people and would be given more than they actually made, but they were persuaded to basically drop that fight. it will go through. get an amendment on the bill. looks like it will go through and it will pass this evening and go to the house. it is a $2 trillion package. a massive package. be $1200 checks to individuals. $500 per child. there is help for small businesses. there is a tax deferral's for corporations as well. the $2 trillion price tag is quite massive come a it also comes down to the speed of which it can actually go to the american people. mnuchin sayretary the p

jodi? >> reporter: raj, ask just about anybody here in contra costa county. traffic is among concerns, but are voters willing to pay a 35-year sales tax to fix it? republicans gathered here at a watch party tonight said no. contra costa county republicans have been watching the returns closely, both to support their local candidates vying for seats in congress and the state legislature and to show their support for president donald trump. >> i think they're enthusiastic to re-elect the president. he's done a lot of great things for californians and americans and i think we want to see him get re-elected. >> reporter: contra costa republicans are also paying close attention to a local sales tax measure aimed at tackling the county's growing traffic problems. measure j would add a county-wide half cent sales tax to improve public transit and ease congestion. >> public transportation, additional charging stations for electric vehicles, more investments in trails to get people out and healthy. >> reporter: while conservation groups and transportation leaders have

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live at the coliseum. jo jodi, tell us more. >> reporter: it's unclear if baseball season will start. but one oakland a's fan diagnosed with covid-19 says he is blown away by the support from the a's. >> epic unboxing of the a's stuff. >> reporter: this was justin opening up the package take advantage his oakland a's season tickets earlier this month. the die-hard fan had no idea what he would into an facing. >> today -- today's been kind of hard. >> reporter: he started feeling sick last week. on monday he says doctors diagnosed him with covid-19, and it's been rough. he says his lungs hurt constantly. >> i would liken it to pneumonia or going outside on a really cold day and freezing air, breathing in that cold air, and that pain you feel before your body warms it up. something along those lines. >> reporter: he posted about his experience on social media and it's gone viral. among the 162,000 views, oakland a's president dave kaval who says helds li would like him to the first pitch opening day. >> i'm

. >> joining me now with jodi. jodi, let me start with you. the map up from your reporting about internet access in the state of illinois. this is a giant challenge. the entire country is going through it right now. if you live in an area that's under served by basic internet service, you are in areas that don't have up to speed or if at all computer. how much does that magnify when it is a dawning challenge of teaching children in a brand new environment? >> we are going to see here in illinois and have the country is these technology gaps affecting schools shutting down because there will be families and children don't have access to technology that'll help with education and there are families that have no access to the ecknoloec technology and they don't have devices or cell phones that's required by a lot of the educational technology. >> jennifer, to that point we see in the medical side of this equation surges of equipment shifting of resources, our states and cities, can they do anything? it is hard to lay-in cables in a community that

let's bring in nbc bay area jodi hernandez who joins us in concord and jodi, the grocery stores are a lifeline for us during this crisis. >> reporter: they really are, raj, i think everybody understands the important role our grocery stores and our workers are playing right now. tonight, stores like safeway are ramping up their efforts to keep employees and customers safe. >> what would we do without them? we'd be in a world of hurt if we didn't have our grocery stores open. >> that's how many shoppers say they feel about the checkers and grocery store workers on the front lines. men and women putting themselves at risk during the health crisis. >> grocery workers are under, you know, significant stress, working in the stores, they are also, you know, significant risk, with all of the interactions they have with the customers. >> as panicked shoppers continue to pack bay area grocery stores, the united food and commercial workers union is working with stores to step up safeguards. they say safeway has agreed to some sweeping new changes. they've begun installing plexiglass barriers at

nbc bay a nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live at the port of san francisco. that's where the passengers are supposed to arrive on saturday. they don't know when they're going to get back there. right now it's a waiting fwam for th game for them and a nervous one, too. >> reporter: that's right. and passengers are doing their best not to panic. i've been talking to them all day. in fact, one woman from marin just texted mow me video of the helicopters picking up the tests. at this point all passengers can do is sit and wait. >> we've now just been told that we are now quarantined in our room. >> reporter: denise stoneham of novato says passengers aboard the "grand princess" cruise ship have been advised to stay inside their cabin. this video we obtained shows health officials flying in test kits this morning. >> we saw the helicopters come in. we saw the military plane circling the ship. and then from there it just kind of became surreal, hike thlike really happening. >> reporter: at least three people who cruised to mexico on this very ship got the virus, inc

jodi: that is right.ident trump said he wanted churches filled with people on easter, which is only in several weeks. he says he wants to see these measures which have been in place for social distancing and to have people largely stay-at-home. he wants the economy to get going again. he says he thinks easter would be a beautiful date to start that. areth officials, however, very concerned about this deadline, even guideline, saying they have not seen the virus curve flattening significantly, and they are concerned about people going back and infections spread beyond where they have already spread to. we have seen these centers of infection spread further, then it could overwhelm the u.s. health care system and lead to further economic problems. all of it is very confusing, because it is unclear what the guidelines would be. the president's cheek economic advisor larry kudlow himself says the government can't require companies to take people back to work, that this is a decision companies are making on th

jodi hernandez talked to families who just started their two-week quarantine. she joins us from travis with more. >> reporter: one passenger just texted me that it feels great to finally be off that ship and have room to move around. but others are extremely frustrated at how long this process has taken. escorted by the chp, bus loads of masked cruise ship passengers are finally making their way to travis air force base where the cdc says they'll be tested for coronavirus and quarantined. >> we're kind of looking at it as a sabbatical for a couple of weeks. >> reporter: among them linda and barny along with their daughter and her family. the kids caught the first bus out this morning, grateful to get off the ship. >> we're kind of looking at it as a sabbatical for a couple of weeks. >> reporter: they plan to bus 810 californians to the air base by the end of the day. >> we want to make them feel as comfortable as possible. we know that they've gone through, you know, very difficult situation. >> reporter: amy and allen killbourne aren't from california. they're

jodi her n jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> an employee at this children's discovery museum may have been exposed. the museum plans to reopen on tuesday. >>> we are updating our website and digital platforms 24/7. point your phone's camera at the qr code at the bottom of the screen which will take you to the special section. >> it's getting cooler. >> big-time cooling compared to yesterday evening. the sea breeze, the ocean air conditioning making a come back. you've got the return of low clouds. you certainly want a jacket if you're heading outdoors, as we have numbers in the 50s outside after a high of only 62. look how much cooler it is inland. livermore, 56 degrees. we were in the 70 thes s in the couple days. maybe misty skies in a few spots near the coast. but our temperatures in the morning 40s to low 50s. considering the counsdownward td trend of temperatures, one of the reasons why, sea breeze is one part of it, but also increasing clouds. that's the outer fringe of a storm system, finally, after 36 days. it will finally tart to break through as we get into saturday. sa

reporting live in san francisco, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc barnz. >> this will continue to develop over the next couple days one thank you, jodi. >> contra costa county health officials say they have identified three more cases. two new patients were passengers aboard the grand princess cruise ship and the other had contact with a covid-19 patient somewhere else. health leaders are calling for cancellation of large events, or for people of high risk of contacting the coronvirus to avoid them altogether. >> people at high risk should avoid mass gatherings such as concerts, sporting events or parades. >> there have been now been seven cases announced in that county. >> and extremely popular festival cancelled because of coronvirus. south by southwest organizers announced today the event won't go on in austin baug are because of virus concerns. south by southwest is exploring options to reschedule. but still the festival is popular for people from the bay area. >> work from home if you can. that's increasing the message from tech companies trying to avoid outbreak. and while that may be co

. >>> for the latest on the cruise ship, let's go to nbc bay area jodi hernandez, who is live at the port of oakland and some are getting restless. >> reporter: that's right. one couple told me they had not had a single breath of fresh air in six days. now, fortunately, they are now off this ship, and they just texted me that they just boarded a plane heading to georgia. i'll tell you, this has been a very stressful process, for just about everyone. >> this is surreal, you know, you can't imagine -- >> reporter: this man says he feels like it is a holland moyw movie, after six days of being confined to his grand princess cruise ship cabin, he and his wife victoria finally boarded a bus this morning but not for long. >> they said we made a mistake and we need to you get off the bus and go back on the ship. >> three hours later, they were on the bus again, with crews carefully cleaning up behind them, this time assured they would be heading to the oakland airport and onward to a military base in georgia. >> it's the part of putting, it is hard to put it into words, really, because you'

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us live in saint helene a. we're talking weddings, tours, tasting, all of those things being impacted, jodi. >> reporter: jessica, many wineries here in the napa valley are still trying to recover from the impacts of the wildfires over the last several years. now they're dealing with a whole new threat. >>> the first green buds are beginning to sprout from grape vines in the nap i valley. signalling the start of the new growing season. >> we're anticipating another great vintage. >> reporter: but while there's plenty of good wine ready to pour, guests just aren't flowing in. as the coronavirus scare hits wine country. >> normally we have a lot more staff on hand and a lot more people visiting. >> reporter: the folks at the winery in saint helene a are working hard to heed fears. hand sanitizer is at the ready. but the winery has already taken a big hit. >> we have three weddings that are looking for postponement. we have four large groups that have canceled. entirely. >> reporter: the governor has ordered calif

reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. good updates there. >>> our first responders continue to get infected. so far, staffing and public safety has not been greatly impacted. that's the upside. here's what we know though. four employees of the contra costa county fire protection district have tested positive. also, a san francisco worker has the virus and muni will not say if that patient is a bus driver. however, the agency did say the department of public health identified everyone who may have been exposed to that patient, and those people have been contacted and know what to do. and as our investigative unit first reported last week, five staff members at san francisco's laguna honda hospital have tested positive. tonight, that hospital is on lockdown. >>> we talk about new corona cases every day but we wanted to give you a little more context. what is the rate of the spread here? specifically in the bayer, take a look, this graph shows how many people have tested positive in the bay area, in the past couple of weeks.

reporting live, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> social distancing gone wrong with an unusual assault on a jogger. the jogger tells san jose police that some man spat and coughed on her after she asked him to stay at least six feet from her while jogging. it happened on a trail in san jose. she described what happened to her to nbc bay area but asked us to alter her voice. >> he said, oh, are you scared? why don't i just give you the coronavirus and kept spitting on me and hitting me on my shoulder and coughing into my head. >> this happened because she asked him to stay further from her. police ask anyone with information to give them a call. >>> this is an emotional time for so many families who have lost a loved one, whether they died of covid-19 or other causes, funeral homes are taking precautions and really changing their policies. marianne favro joins us now with a closer look. marianne? >> reporter: i'm here at bay area mortuary services, and they have helped make funeral arrangements for those who have died from covid-19 but they are working to m

reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> those are some big numbers. thank you, jodi. >>> restaurants really have two primary options here, shut down temporarily or bolster their takeout and delivery service. for now, business is slow. in downtown walnut creek, take a look here. the streets empty at the height of the lunch rush hour. a bus, a couple of cars. most restaurant owners tell us they want to hold on as long as possible so they can pay their workers. >> trying to keep our staff here and working and third-party deliveries we're doing, and we're also encouraging call-ins. and, yeah, i think just trying to help the community. >> this whole thing is kind of scary. it's really -- i have some friends that i know, they're going to be hurting financially. >> that is a common theme. one positive note here, it seems those long lines at the grocery stores have calmed down. this was the local safeway today. yes, short lines but still a lot of empty shelves. with these bare shelves becoming a common sight in our local stores, some stores have called for sp

but so far no one has taken action good to talk to jodi many thanks indeed jody westby there the chief executive of global global cyber risk live via skype from washington polls are now closed in mali's parliamentary election gunmen abducted observers in a bid to stop of those turnout was low due to security concerns and fears over the coronavirus the election had been postponed twice already use of violence by armed groups but it went to head this time despite the abduction of the opposition leader some say. a tornado has caused major damage in the u.s. state of all console it tore through the northeastern town of jones brought it in both residential and commercial areas the storm knocked out power in the town de rail the train and injured 6 people. it is good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump says that he wants to extend social distancing guidelines for a month in order to slow the spread of the corona virus the u.s. has recorded at least 137000 infections trungpa said that if the country can limit deaths to

jodi? >> it definitely has. justin wilhite says he is sharing his story in part to let people know how important it is just to stay home right now. of course, he is looking forward to a great baseball season once things settle down, and he is overwhelmed by the support from the oakland a's. >> i don't wish this on anybody. >> reporter: 39-year-old justin wilhite can't believe how quickly his world has changed. just a few weeks ago, the die-hard a's fan was giddy when his package of oakland a's season tickets arrived. but then he got sick. on monday, he says doctors diagnosed him with covid-19. >> good news and bad news. good news, you don't have the flu. bad news, we're 100% certain you have covid-19. >> wilhite says it's been rough. he says his lungs hurt constantly. >> i would liken it to pneumonia, or going outside on a really cold day in freezing air, breathing in that cold air not through your nose and that pain that you feel before your body warms it up. something along those lines. >> reporter: wilhite po

. -- manus: joining us from hong kong, jodi schneider. we also have david ingles on the markets trading. the details on trump's announcements were utterances and rollbacks. >> that's right. the big headline obviously was the travel ban from europe. he said it just that way, that it would be for 30 days, take effect friday. he did not give many of the exemptions. it exempts american citizens, it family the immediate members of american citizens and those who are permanent residents of the u.s.. they will have to go through certain airports and have health checks. then they would be let in if they were to pass those checks. he also made it sound as though there may be cargo, that it would be anything. he later tweeted and homeland security secretary iterated it would not involve cargo. the president said he wants trade to continue. in making these statements about the virus and about europe, he basically blamed europe for allowing chinese residents, chinese visitors, into europe. he said that because the spread of the virus and that he did

one post on instagram that struck me particularly hard as i was going through my research today from jody edinburg she's a canadian living in florida and she's been posting rather sick firstly about keeping in mind the vulnerable people because it is true the majority of people might not have problems if they catch this virus but there are people both young and old old people and also young people with medical conditions who will be in a very serious situation if they catch the corona virus and it's all the more reason to be protecting ourselves and protecting those people from us who may very well be carrying the disease without even knowing it so what about those those add risk groups the elderly people with preexisting health conditions how are germans chipping in to help their neighbors. well although spontaneously it seems that both in real life and on social media people have been reaching out saying hey i'm healthy i'm young i'm available helping out our neighbors you'd see for example the popular notes group notes of berlin that posts usually funny things going around that they se

bigger problem i spoke to one woman earlier who social media posts have gotten a lot of traction it's jodie edinburg she's a canadian woman living in florida suffering from medical a medical condition that would make her own a very dangerous for her and she's been posting on her social media channels begging people to remember the people who are in a worse situation than the average person who for whom corona might not be such a big deal well and what have bound these add to risk people here in germany how are germans helping those neighbors. well the outpouring of support has really been very rapid and very spontaneous just in the last few days as these restrictions have been coming into force we've seen for example notes of berlin a popular web site that posts usually funny notes that people find all around the city posting notes of people giving up on streets and windows inside buildings saying i'm here to help my neighbors i'm here to help people in need in my neighborhood if people can't go out for ever reason if they shouldn't be going out that's in the real world also online. who is

jodi hernandez was in that news conference.e what city workers clarified football mean for oakland. >> reporter: the city should be proud that the bay area is leading the way in stopping the spread of covid-19. again, she says that the best thing people could do is just stay home. >> we have an opportunity to keep our friends, our neighbors, our loved ones healthy and safe. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf is urging people to take the order issued by alameda county seriously. she said stay inside as much as, b -- as much as possible. >> weng can go through our essential tasks throughout the day. >> that means grocery stores and delivery places will remain open. she said there is no need to rush to the grocery store for all items. >> there is no need to panic or run to stockpile. ro >> reporter: residents we talked to said they understand the need to play it safe. >> this is the first time i had to parent my parents. they wanted me to come over and i said, man, i've got to stay away. we have to self-quarantine. >> my grandmother wo

paul: jodi schneider, thanks so much.isclaimer, michael bloomberg, the founder of bloomberg lp, also sought the nomination. he has endorsed joe biden. a check of quick -- the headlines. toting workforce by 5000 28,000. most of the losses be in china where business has crumbled in the wake of the coronavirus. also cutting jobs in the u.s. and japan. the company was founded in 2013 and was once valued at $10 billion. investors have soured on money-losing businesses after we work's meltdown. the coronavirus has -- visa is imposing cuts. this slowdown would likely heard edits outlook revenue. american express also sees a slowdown with travel spending felling. gamers playing titles by tencent has -- have surged in china. most populart's oar.s have seen usage s other titles have seen an increase of at least 20%. werewolves of miller's hollow reports a surge of 130% since december. haslinda: let's take a look at where the markets are. we are looking at a relief rarely in asia. after two days of massive gains in the u.s., we have

jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. let's take a look at where the new cases are confirmed in the bay area for you. several more cases were announced in contra costa and santa clara county. they have the most cases in the bay area. 24 as of late this afternoon. contra costa county and san francisco counties are now recommending that public events be canceled. >>> happening right now, san mateo county supervisors are holding an emergency meeting. they want to save the only hospital in daliy city from shutting down amid the coronavirus outbreak. the owner of seton medical center filed for bankruptcy. now seton could shut down as early as next week. at this moment county leaders are considering a few options to save it. one of them buying the hospital for around $80 million. >>> today the american red cross announced the coronavirus is having an impact on the blood supply. 30 blood drives nationwide have been canceled. robert handa joins us from campbell with more on our continued coronavirus coverage. that could end up be

. >> jodi hernandez is in fairfield where she talked with some of the people who got to leave and also that stuck couple. >> we just follow the rules. we stayed in our rooms. we didn't go outside. >> after weeks in quarantine, first on a cruise ship, then at travis air force base, she's overjoyed to be heading home to hawaii. she and 139 other former princess cruise passengers got the all clear and were bused out today. >> we've never been on a military base overnight. they have bugles to wake you up in the morning and they test your temperature right away. i think i'll sleep past 7:00 in the morning tomorrow. >> but 122 others who have been quarantined at lackland air force base in texas aren't so lucky. rick saber of know sfrat owe says he and his wife were packed and ready to leave when things hit a major snag. >> my take is they want to keep us here for several more tests before they consider us viable to get out into our community. >> person had been treated in isolation. >> the mayor of san antonio issued an emergency declaration forbidding any formerly quarantined people from th

jody for a lot of us, it's here. the kids have been home for a few days and we're coming to grips now with what it means. how do we prepare ourselves mentally and emotionally? >> first of all, we need not panic. we've got to stop the panic piece. having said that, it's okay for anxious. we're allowed to be anxious at this moment. but we need to manage our anxiety and recognize that we can do this. basically every day people ask me how do you build resilience and grit in your kids and family. here we are today. we can all begin to build resilience and grit and empathy. i think this is an opportunity for us to do that. i also want to focus on the fact that on all this anxiety. we have this thing called anticipatory anxiety. anticipatory anxiety is when you're anxious and worried about something that's going to happen in the future but has not happened yet. i really think that's what i'm seeing everywhere. what i want everyone to do is focus on today. you can be anxious about today. we're not running out of food. we're

haidi: jodi schneider there. we saw u.s.ound on the back of these expectations of fiscal measures from the u.s. government. a lot more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ >> that is almost 11:00 in singapore. here are the top stories. asian markets resumed declines as threat of the coronavirus spread. u.s. futures rise modestly as president trump trials measures to tackle the infection. some of closed back monday's historic losses but valve nod saudi arabia surrender. >> italy locks down the whole country as virus cases rise further. the world health organization warns a pandemic is near. this this "bloomberg markets: asia". let's get to market action. stabilizationng a across the region and in u.s. futures after a brutal session on wall street. the worst day since 2008. we sought circuit breakers triggered for the first time since the late 1990's. we had seen declines of -- to be ok thanks. >> the asx 200 off 4.5%. at the same time earlier today we saw s&p futures off from the record by more than 20%. at leas

georgia republican congressman jody hice.o have you. >> good to be with you, thanks. cheryl: your reaction to nancy pelosi's comments within the last couple hours? >> you know what we're hearing similar news. looks lick there will be bipartisan movement in the senate. they have been working around the clock towards that. one thing in particular i'm looking for is to find out what the bill looks like. it is amazing we are facing potentially two trillion dollar bill give or take, hundreds of billions. we have yet to see it. we don't know what's in it. so certainly it is a critical time for us as well to find out what is in this bill. cheryl: we've been doing extensive reporting what we've been learning about the bill. these are pieces somewhat expect to be there. we don't have it either as what you're saying, $350 billion for small business, money for hospitals, tax breaks, different things, expanding unemployment benefit i thought was a big one. maybe 200 billion could go to that. 1.6 trillion is the number floating around her

. >> reporter: for some parents like jody it is a crash course in common core. >>> dublin high school video production teacher michael is teaching his production class virtually. >>> just a reminder your assignments are due wednesday. >> reporter: is that now more than ever high school students are hungry for structure and some sort of social interaction. >>> you can tell they just missed seeing each other. and talking. i had to think on my feet. once i was done giving them some instruction i left the meeting up. and i just mute it myself and i walked away from the computer. they just want to talk to each other. >> reporter: educators say carve time for pe class as well to break up homeschool cabin fever. >>> you can tell they are confused. they are not sure what is next. a lot of the times after my instruction was done they just wanted to ask questions like what do you know? when you think we will be back in school? that is tough. as a teacher you want to be able to have the answers. to not be able to give them the answers they are looking for at that moment is tough. >>>>> reporter:

thanks to the nations from large companies jody is able to install solar panels here at a lower cost than usual. the installation is relatively straightforward and goes quickly enough what's tricky is maintaining the system and ensuring a long battery life span but it's all worth it for this one moment. fantastic lassen i exclaimed that's simply unbelievable. vance as delighted as the film is showed believes the moroccan government should be doing more for its citizens in these remote areas. there are no subsidies there's actually a 20 percent tax on each new panel we buy. i hope the state will lower that tax one day and do more to ensure that poor people can also access this energy. despite the initial difficulties getting their base trip to the mountain village was a success. now it's time to head home so he sets off on his long descent to where is that awaiting us there is the solar power facility he promises will leave us truly amazed. that is a major have in the south of morocco and just a few hours from the sahara desert. the provincial capital is famed for it's impressive to r

i would like to introduce jody, executive director for walk san francisco. thank you. >> good morning. thank you, mayor breed, berrum m director and our partners of the san francisco bicycle coalition. i am the walk san francisco executive director. this is one of the places in san francisco where there are huge numbers of people walking every single day. for so long it is dangerous for pedestrians. no sidewalks, mixing with cars and unable to get to the caltrain service where we heard of the buses and trains and people moving about the bay area. today town send is making a step towards safety for thousands of people every day. i want to give the s.f.m.t.a. a big thank you for doing this very quick league. we encourage them to keep it up. how can we do this more often? there is no time to waste in ending fatal traffic clashes. we have a goal to end all fatalities and serious injuries in the next five years. there are so many more areas where thousands are walking every day need to be made safe asap. we need to create streets that put people and safety first.

. >> shoveling jodi's walkway. >> i think we're s eager to catch that person doing something wrong, we're hardly ever catch somebody doing something right. >> there are, it turns out, so many people doing right. like this sanitation worker, who spotted 88-year-old opal fall in her driveway. >> when she fell, i jumped out the truck and ran over there i could tell she was in distress. >> since then he's added a new duty to his route. her daughter watches it unfold from her phone. >> i see the sanitation worker walking my mom up arm in arm they were just having some great conversation >> no one else has never done that but he does and he still does >> i just knew i was doing the right thing. you know, doing the right thing ain't hard to do. >> bye-bye >> then there's this video. 2-year-old colton running arms outstretched toward the pizza delivery man ryan >> i thought it was so funny that my toddler ran out and hugged a stranger >> his mother shared the video online ryan saw it and hosted this little guy has no idea how much i actually needed that this week. >> upon going to his facebook, t

.>> reporter: for some parents like jody it is a crash course in common dublin high school video production teacher michael is teaching his production class virtually. >>> just a reminder your assignments are due wednesday.>> reporter: now more than ever high school students are hungry for structure and some sort of social interaction. >>> you can tell they just missed seeing each other. and talking. i had to think on my feet. once i was done giving them some instruction i loved the meeting up and i just meted myself and walked away from the computer. they all wanted to talk to each other. >> reporter: educators say carve time for pe class to break up homeschool cabin fever. >>> you can tell they are confused. they are not sure what is next. a lot of times after my instruction was done i just wanted to ask questions like what do you know? when you think we will be back in school? that is tough. as a teacher you want to be able to have the answers. to not be able to give them the answers they are looking for at that moment is tough. >>>>> reporter: day one of all of this for alameda county h

i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. so that's the scene in fa fairfield. this is a live look in san jose, the lines not wrapped around the biddin building. it is still very active. the parking lot is full and shelves relatively empty. earlier today, same costco, hundreds of people lining up an hour before the store even opened. one shopper told us about the chaos that unfolded earlier. >> people are nervous right now and don't know what to do. when you get people together like this, it's like, i don't want to wait, i'm going in, because i got to get what i got to get. people get a little rude sometimes, and that's not fair. >> that's not just costco, look at trader joe's. food and other essentials literally sold out. yesterday was the biggest day in store history. we'll find out what the tole tals are today. >> at this hour, there are 170 cases in the bay area. theyle a they all announced new cases today. santa clara has the most, 79 at last count. as a result, the county is taking a hard-line to slow the spread, banning gatherings of 100 people or more. a

. >> in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> there is a plan for ambulances to be on stand by for the homeless that's what the county supervisor is calling for, wanting ambulances to stand by at encampments around the county. >> obviously an outbreak at the encampments would be devastating for those who are there but the surrounding communities. >> the ambulances would act as mobile health care units where doctors can screen and test pem for symptoms and help educate the homeless. >>> as part of the coverage of the pandemic, we created the coronavirus crisis center to answer your questions and give you crucial information. raj, you have more information from a doctor on how to avoid getting the virus. >> reporter: we're all asking the million dollar question and we don't know exactly definitively, but there was a doctor, dr. david price in new york city, he made a call, a teleconference with his friends and family, and they all realized there was such good information in that call, that he distributed it worldwide. what we're getting here is really just some perspective but

can increase your risk of developing cv disease if you become infected with 19 for exercise doubly jodi comments certain minutes of physical activity activity a day for adults and one hour a day for children. if your local or national guidelines are low it go outside for a walk around or a ride and keep a safe distance from others if you can't leave the house find an excess ice video online dance to music do some yoga or walk up and down the stairs if you're working at home make sure you don't sit in the same position for long periods. get up and take us 3 minutes break every minutes we will be providing more advice on how to stay healthy at home in the coming days and weeks. look after your mental health. it's normal to feel stressed confused and scared during a crisis talking to people you know and trust can help supporting other people in your community can help you as much as it does. check on neighbors family and friends. compassion is a medicine listen to music or either book or play a game and try not to read or avoid too much news if it makes you anxious. get your information fr

here's nbc bay area's jodi hernandez in fairfield. >> reporter: the her he tick brewing company in fairfieldrrels muof brew screeching ho close their popul room. >> usually we're in the business of making things for people to drink, great beers, great spirits. >> reporter: but now they're shifting gears, mixing up a different kind of concoction, much needed hand sanitizer. >> it's one thing we can do for the community that is in short supply right now. >> reporter: a handful of local distilleries and breweries in the bay area have gotten the green light from the fda to start making the high demand product. falcon spirits distillery in richmond has stopped making gin and is solely focusing on producing hand sanitizer for first responders and restaurants. except for large specialized order, the owner is donating it. >> i've studied chemistry, so i've always been interested ine well being of humans. >> reporter: heretic brewly will be selling its so-called germ juice to the public and using the proceeds to supply those on the front line of the covid-19 crisis. they say as long as they can stay

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that was jodi schneider. david: let's talk about the fallout in southeast asia.ing many hotspots creeping up. they are stepping up restrictions on people's movement, mass gatherings, closing schools and businesses in an attempt to keep the inspection curves in certain places. we have our guests with us. let's start in manila. this is the first or second day of the lockdown. i believe we got further clarification from the president. what kind of economic fallout are we talking about? this is in the main region of wuhan. the economic fallout could be much more intense than initially expected. we are talking about taking domestic consumption that has driven philippine economic growth. you're talking about the philippines biggest region. home,me people staying at most closed. have beenlishments closed today because a lot of their workers have been unable to report to work. a lot of this is due to the unclear guidelines of the measures announced yesterday. they don't know how to certify their workers. even if they are certified, how they would get to work without publ

jodi: that is right, there is not a big headline measure. it is viewed as smaller things. -- would give sick leave paid sick leave to hourly workers who do not have it. 40% of u.s. service workers do leave.e sick it would extend tax filing deadlines. the small business administration would give some businesses.rgeted the president is asking congress to consider the payroll tax holiday. we will not see that right away. the house of representatives came up with a draft that included paid sick leave and not a payroll tax. holiday. the big headline out of the was that's speech travel ban to europe. he started by saying it was a full travel ban, and did not mention exemptions. he mistakenly said that it involved cargo as well, then later corrected that in a tweet. the homeland security secretary was able to say what the exemptions were. american citizens traveling in europe are exempted. they have to go through airports where they will have health checks. and their immediate family members and permanent residents of the u.s. are exempted, but the

on a society which was when everything was going smoothly and therefore it's file system of any for jodi and we're going to see the impact of that and i don't really think there's any way around that we are going to see it right down the supply chain steve cain thanks so much for being on the cars report thank you max tried to talk misses that it's a terrible topic but let's get what out and well that's going to do it for this episode of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guests dave came check out 6 his patron at page 3 on dot com for profit steve king homeschool yourself. get smart and the next time max keiser and stacy herbert saying bye all and check us out on twitter it's kaiser report. i don't. want to you as a. menace was going to miss almost no. no no. that had 4 of them but let's run through 10 of them because news would have. us on. that and then yesterday when you know i am going mad on your you know enough for you. how is that done.

design a society which was going to be working smoothly and therefore it's file system of any for jodi and we're going to see the impact of that and i don't really think there's any way around that we are going to see it right down to the supply chain steve cain thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max tried to talk misses that it's a terrible topic but let's get what out and well that's going to do it for this episode of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guests dave came check out his patron at page 3 on dot com for profit steve keen homeschool yourself. get smart and so next time max kaiser stacy herbert saying by all and check us out on twitter it's kaiser report. there are not ones out. the definitions enough. to take in the city. and yes anything. really think i'm. good enough to know what. this debt ceiling if one means. better than this one tokyo found it. was because. these. budget we talk about trouble he's gonna demystified this whole political space if you weren't clear before like these folks are no better than us so

there was something else interesting that came out this week earlier today actually congresswoman jodishe had some very interesting comments i think that we have the tweet let's see this tweet oh my goodness. so she is. growing businesses closing unemployment soaring hysteria and fear which is worker c.e.o.'s or boycotts and if that's what is worse the illness or the i think that is the crux of the tweet and the issue here is that there are a lot of people particularly on the conservative side and the president as well right now who are looking at the fact that businesses are going to be threatening clothes and looking at a lot of the big business looking at you know. the capitalist market they were set upon and looking at those jobless numbers we talked about they are willing to stop the 2 to stop the if they get hold orders they are willing to stop the social distancing because they don't feel they can get the economy back on track should we do that though you also risk people literally dying in the streets and i it's an easy choice for me if it comes down to the economy or people dy

there was something else interesting that came out this week earlier today actually congresswoman jodi she had some very interesting comments i think that we have the tweet let's see this tweet oh my goodness. so she is. growing businesses closing unemployment soaring hysteria and fear of preachers workers c.e.o.'s or boycotts and if that which is worse the illness or the i think that is the crux of the tweet and the issue here is that there are a lot of people particularly on the conservative side and the president as well right now who are looking at the fact that businesses are going to be threatening clothes and looking at a lot of the big business looking at you know the capitalist market they were set upon and looking at those jobless numbers we talked about they are willing to stop the 2 to stop the whole borders they are willing to stop the social distancing because they don't feel they can get the economy back on track should we do that though you also risk people literally dying in the streets i'd it's an easy choice for me if it comes down to the economy or people dying in t

are reporting a 4 men convicted of raping and murdering a student have been executed they attacked jodi singh on a bus in new delhi in 2012 that left or to die on a road ok set off mass protests a court dismissed a last minute petition to delay the hanging's reports from the indian capital. for more than 7 years ashour singh the mother of the 23 year old girl who was gang raped on a bus and later died of her injuries has been going from one call to another she's been seeking justice for her daughter referred to across india as near past all the fear lest 12 years ago india stopped court upheld the death penalty for 4 men imposed by a fast track court in 2013 they were due to hang this january but that was delayed by legal procedure as. a mother of one of the men recently asked are saying to show mercy which she refused. it doesn't matter to me if anyone says sorry or cries because for 7 years i've been crying tears of blood i've lost a daughter. the supreme court has dismissed review petitions filed by the convicts and apel the death penalty but the sentence has reignited a debate in in