show when gunmen entered the family home 24 year old john martin was hit as he sat in his chair while 22 year old brian was shot in the back trying to escape into a nearby bedroom. anthony the youngest brother dived underneath the bed for cover before the gunmen sprayed the bed with bullets. a little while later on i heard them all night through the front door and get me into the car on the bay now fairly bad i had him on the bad and i was surprised and brian who was in the bible as a 5 days post on us he was dead. hand them all up into the kits and then on john martin he was lyin in a pearl of blood on a field as paul's on it on a knee it was all the dead. at around the same time gunmen burst into the home of the old guard family only 17 miles away and barely dog and country done. again the intention was to wipe out an entire family. as they rushed their way into the house they opened fire and barney wood who was hit a number of times his brother joe who attempted to charge the gunman was killed instantly. but i was shot 1st and many are. spun me around and sunday by the time i knew.

show when gunmen entered the family home 24 year old john martin was hit as he sat in his chair while 22 year old brian was shot in the back trying to escape into a nearby bedroom. anthony the youngest brother dived underneath the bed for cover before the gunmen sprayed the bed with bullets. a little while later on they heard them through the door and. from on the bed. brian who was in the bible says. are you he was dead. adding them all up into the kits and then on john martin he would land in a pearl of blood on a filed his paws on it on a knee it was all the dead. at around the same time gunmen burst into the home of the old guard found only 17 miles away and barely dog and country done. again the intention was to wipe out an entire family. as they rushed their way into the house they opened fire in barney wood who was hits a number of times his brother joe who attempted to charge the gunman was killed instantly while i was shot 1st. and may are. not as fun mayor and. day by the time i knew. the body was dead. because a. he was in the ring at every were in. but i crawled out into t

john martin says i wouldn't say i am avoiding places but i will be taking extra precautions.ys i am disappointed, i booked my tickets for bond and cancel it is disappointing for those who were waiting to see the film. that's it from worklife today. we'll see you again soon. we have something else across scotland, northern ireland and northern parts of england. outbreaks of rain coming from this area of low pressure moving eastwards across northern parts of france but it is just clipping the far south of england and further north are largely dry start to the day. the rain will continue to spread east and eventually brighter weather in south—west england but the rain could linger on into the afternoon across the south—east of england. further north and west there will be some sunny spells and certainly some sunshine for scotland, northern ireland, northern england, with the odd shower this afternoon. maximum temperature seven to eight or nine celsius. the last of the rain will eventually clear way out into france and we are left with clear spells. a few showers coming into west

now we sure saw a black female dr who at the beginning of this year working with jody which was john martin i think who comes in holby city you know the b.b.c. and dr who and the writers who are fantastic are trying to move us forward and things like this there be embarrassing is a bit creepy squeamish nobody wants to look back god forbid you should be a young mixed race or a chinese person leaving a britain today watching these things and being horrified as many people in the before may not have said they don't like it i don't want to be entirely revisionist but if we're talking about churchill or we're talking about roads or talk about white washing aspects of history i think that's far more important but it's absolutely wrong for me to mansplaining or anybody else somebody else's pain and somebody else's what they may perceive as being you know how are seeing or somehow hurtful to their feelings we do need to include some of these things and we need to include their feelings in their discussions this stuff is outdated and really we should do better under a they are leaving these are they

now the john martin studio. radio, you're first and you're last out. and then you are still there when the story is going on and people returning to it year after year. the floods are really good example of that. events have been organised by bbc radio can be seen with the very handsome toby foster there. he has seen or saw firsthand, some of the experiences by the people who have been affected by the flooding, how devastating was it? it was horrendous. a week ofjust devastation. people are going to be out of their houses for months. the tv cameras may have gone but the reality and aftermath is still something that people live through. that's what local radio can give you, but i don't think anybody else can do it. on the great change the radio of the last five or ten years with the democratisation of that, anybody can run a radio station i'iow. it was an incredible launch, because it was the first time commercial radio had ever come across the bridge of course. after decades working for both commercial and bbc r

john? >> martin savidge, thank you for delivering on this story the last few days helping us understand allis hard for people to understand. they watched this develop. they saw this man who was executed who didn't pull the trigger. and who the person who did pull the trigger said he wasn't involved at all. so there are many people who say, why won't this be overturned? >> the jury believed that woods was complicit, that woods was a conspirator, and it is currently the law in the supreme court that you don't have to be the instrument of death. if you are conspiracy to commit murder you can get the death penalty as well. the other thing people don't realize, i think, is that the supreme court has never said it is unconstitutional to execute an innocent person. that is not the law. the law is, if there is a legal error in a case, if you have ineffective assistance of counsel if evidence is admitted in a wrong way, that can overturn a conviction. but you can't just say the jury got it wrong. in essence, woods' argument was the jury got it wrong and the prosecution and obviously the jury thought

that's what john martin's reporting in "the new york times" is about which is the white house basically saying in terms of equipment, you're on your own. john, that's not only bad because you're on your own is never a good answer, it's bad because that equipment will wind up in the wrong place. when i was white house ebola coordinator, we coordinated the supply chain to make sure they were not going to the most powerful hospitals but where they were needed the most. so letting the supplies go wherever they might is a formula for further disaster. so better talk, actions, not much improvement. >> ron, stay right there. david gura, my friend, you need to go home because you're going to go back there tomorrow and it could be -- i don't like the idea of you having to witness that many blood baths in a row but thank you for spending some time for us and helping us to understand it. >> thank you. >> when we come back, it seems like the reality of the coronavirus crisis is finally starting to sink in with donald trump but we'll talk some more about the shift in tone today from the president on

. ♪ we'll be all right >> reporter: other artists are streaming, john legend, chris martin and keithrban the power of music brings us together even when we were apart. >> god bless you all. >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> making the best of it reminder the special tomorrow on the coronavirus on the networks of nbc that's our broadcast tonight thank you for watching take care of yourself and each other. good night [sfx: doorbell] hello, i saw you move in, and i wanted to welcome you to the neighborhood with some homemade biscuits! >>oh, that's so nice! and a little tip, geico could help you save on homeowners insurance. >>hmm! >>cookies! uhh, biscuits. >>mmmm, is there a little nutmeg in there? oh it's my mum's secret recipe. >>you can tell me. it's a secret. >>is it cinnamon? it's my mum's secret recipe. call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. i'll come back for the plate. saving on homeowners an- i'm a horrible person,. [draren't i?sic] - no, you're human. - after inseminating the eggs, none of them fertilized. you can start another cycl

. ♪ >> reporter: other artists are streaming john legend, chris martin and keith urban the power of musictogether even when we were apart. ♪ >> reporter: kevin tibbles, nbc news. >> making the best of it reminder the special tomorrow on the coronavirus on the networks of nbc that's our broadcast tonight thank you for watching take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> we've been through fires. we've been through power safety shut offs. now we are in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic. >> right now at 6:00, the shelter-in-place order expanding in the bay area. all nine bay area counties are now telling people, stay at home. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good wednesday. thanks for joining us. eye janelle wang reporting from the newsroom. >> i'm raj mathai in the studio. janelle, the pace of the major announcements might slow down, but not now. governor newsome as we speak holding his daily briefing. we'll start with the big announcements in napa and sew llano counties. they are now joining the order this week so now the entire bay area is taking part in 3 >> the community spr

they were living in selma, part of the march, whether they were living the experience that john lewis, martinking jr. were trying to improve. and they are there. they bring their children, their grandchildren. it is cross-generational and an important experience to be there for this marker. it's so inspiring and actual very joyous, even though it's marking bloody sunday. >> i can't, that is an apt summary of the african-american experience, trauma endured, the tide of grief washing across the horizon of black life. in the midst of that we have tenements of joy rising up, high rises of hope that penetrate the fog to tell america we are still here, that we will do a good thing. think about it. not only the great john lewis is there, but the reverend jesse jackson. and i would argue unfortunately and tragically it will take his death for america to understand that after martin luther king jr., no greater leader of african-american people has emerged to carry us forward to the promised land as that figure right there. a variety of images have blunted his image, but it was in "n" selma martin luth

artists hoping to pri positivty through music include john legend and chris martin.th urban jammed out live. josh gad reads children's stories. and mily cyrus starting. just some of many stars using their platforms to give back. in hollywood, ashley dvorkin, fox news. >>> i knew that was going to happen. >> covid-19 claims the life of a homeless man in the south bay. how the governor plans to stop and prevent the spread amongst the vulnerable homeless population. >> plus... >> i view it as a wartime president. >> president trump saying the united states is at war with an invisible enemy. the latest on what the federal government is doing to fight the coronavirus. and the stock market and others continue to suffer. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. thursday, march 19th. i'm pam cook. >> and, good morning. i'm dave clark. steve paulson will tell you if we see sunshine today in the bay area and everything else. >> i think we'll see some. >>> rain has ended as it moves out of the area. some fo

and john lewis and martin luther king jr. and so many other people, men and women whose names we will never know, made it possible for us to enjoy this ability of you and i to sit on cnn and to discuss the legacy of african-american people, who created a pathway for media and for scholarship that allows you and i to have this conversation before the nation today. so those who are there are grateful, and i think this is great because the intergenerational connection that is fostered there. i've been there a few times as well, i was there when barack obama stood up on the 50th anniversary of that march and gave one of the great speeches of his presidency. so there are many there who just want to say thank you to the older folk who never get the love they deserve, never get the credit they deserve, and it's a beautiful scene. >> it really is. i feel like i can never say thank you enough for the generations before me for really paving the way in so many ways. michael eric dyson, thank you so much. we continue to look at live pict

they've been inspired be people by the abe lincolns, john kennedies, martin lulgter kings, by the barack obamas. and they also get inspired by very bad people. really. donald trump has showed us a sign of humanity that has no sense of compassion. don't deny and we believe, we believe -- and folks, that's -- >> reporter: the bookends of inspiration inspired by good men and bad men and yesterday you saw jim clyburn and today you saw john lewis. 55 years ago he was beaten by a white mob and police officers. to see him arrive there today as part of thousands of people who descended upon that bridge to not just celebrate the hard fought civil rights and to see john lewis there was a perfect book end and spoke to the spirit of which joe biden spoke of, be nothing spired by good men and those messages resonate, especially given how far black folks have come in this country and to see that play out in the annual spirit of celebration, it's part block party and you draw leaders from across the country. a few years ago when barack obama was here, you might think of how far we've come when you thin

john f. kennedy hears martin luther king jr. say a speech. important to remember king talks about reparations in that speech. the ronald walters will be a huge reparations advocate, and we'll discuss that. september 15th, 1963, four black girls are going to be killed after a white supremacist plants a bomb at the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama, and then, of course, on november 22nd, 1963, john f. kennedy is assassinated in dallas, texas. these are -- these pivotal iconic moments of 3. '67 will be freedom summer where three civil rights workers are murdered in mississippi in philadelphia, mississippi, nashoba county, 1964 they go mission and the student nonviolent coordinating committee which is a group of racial activists that came out of a sit-in are organizing a mississippi freedom summer to try to bring small "d" democracy to the state of mississippi. they will try to organize and bring really over 1,000 volunteers, many of whom are white, who go in and try to -- everything from register people to vote to -- to the creat

john legend followed who plays chris martin to the online stage to help raise money for covert 19 really i think somebody requested this actually you get my twitter it's a good song it's by stevie wonder it's called love's in the. stretching hands and voices beyond the stage to soothe a worried and anxious world i hope. there will. be a. muslim jordan al-jazeera washington good morning and. this is all just there are these are the top stories india's 1300000000 people and now on the lockdown as the country implements a one day care few people have been told to stay home between 7 am and 9 pm prime minister narendra modi has said the curfew would be a crucial test of india's ability to fight the pandemic astray the ins have been told to cancel all nonessential travel and are being warned water carney and measures to combat the pandemic will follow prime minister scott morrison made the announcement during calling sorry calling social distancing the best weapon to fight the virus morris and also announced a $38000000000.00 economic rescue package aimed at helping small businesses weather t

miley cyrus, john lend, cold play's chris martin, among them, the boss, bruce springsteen. keith urban did a half-hour set at this national warehouse and streamed on instagram. tomorrow night, sir elton john will host a living room concert benefitting feeding america and first responders children's foundation. disney brought "frozen 2" to its stream network two months early. vox reports that google docs, google forms and other spreadsheets are circulating online with the words mutual aid in the title. that's a fancy way to say help each other get through the pandemic giving what we can to neighbors and stranges a like. througho thousands of people are jotting down their contact information and offering to do that. perhaps my favorite comes from neil diamond. sadly there's no baseball being played at fenway but we still have this appropriate take on "sweet caroline." >> fans washing hands, reaching out. ♪ don't touch me i won't touch you ♪ ♪ sweet caroline >> bah bah bah -- the u.s. now has the most known indicateses of the coronavirus worldwide, surfacing china and italy. ho

activate and ignite our artistic beings as a way of coming together to community john legend followed her place chris martin to the online stage to help raise money for covert 19 really i think somewhat her question is actually a guest on my twitter and it's a good so honest i would it's by stevie wonder called love's in me. stretching hands and voices beyond the stage to soothe a worried and anxious world i hope so. al jazeera washington good morning. you're watching al-jazeera recapping your top stories confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide have passed 300000 the pandemic is taking an increasingly heavy toll in the world's worst affected country their fate almost 800 more deaths and more than 6500 new infections in just one day. nearly one in every 4 americans has been ordered to stay home as more states roll out restrictions limiting people's movement it's happening as politicians get closer to agreeing on a one trillion dollar package aimed at cushioning the economic fallout. palestinian authorities have confirmed the 1st cases of coronavirus in gaza the health ministry says the truth returned from paki

john f. kennedy here's martin luther king, junior say his speech. king talks about reparations in that speech. ron walters will be a huge reparations advocate. september 15, 1963, 4 black girls will be killed after white supremacist plant a bomb at the 16th street baptist church in birmingham, alabama. on november 22, 1963, john f. kennedy is assassinated in dallas, texas. these pivotal, iconic moments. three civil rights workers are murdered in mississippi in philadelphia, june 21, 1964. they go missing. the nonviolent coordinating committee, an interracial group of civil rights activists that came out of the citizens, are organizing a mississippi freedom summer to bring democracy to the state of mississippi. they will organize and bring over 1000 volunteers, many of whom are white, who go in and everything from register people to vote, to the creation of over 41 freedom schools. the free southern theater is doing performances in the south. mississippi freedom summer is huge, in the sense of highlighting the depth of racial poverty and white suprem

. >> they nurtured and they fed martin luther king, john lewis, caretta scott king. can't have a movement without them. >> dr. carroll anderson is a historian and author of the book "one person, no vote." >> to think about what it takes to steal yourself, to face the kind of hay tremendotred that wg down on people to break open an oppressive system and to have a place to get fed, renewed, that's absolutely essential. >> the one thing i've always known since i was little was that hug that only food can give you, right? >> in an era where african-americans were denied service throughout the south, dining out itself could be an act of resistance. >> their famous for their fried chicken. >> yes, they are. >> i couldn't help getting aus little bit of catfish and shrimp jam bah l jambalaya. >> this is what reminds me of my mom. >> when i read your book, everything starts with a person's right to vote. >> yes. >> freed slaved exercised their voting rights in large numbers after the civil war and began winning elections. so, white southerners devised new methods to keep fell

john lodge and followed her place chris martin to the online stage to help raise money for covert 19really i think somewhat her question is actually a guest on my twitter it's a good so honest it's by stevie wonder called love's in the. stretching hands and voices beyond the stage to soothe a worried and anxious world i hope. there will. be a. slow in jordan al-jazeera washington. and for a. while many people around the world are living under heavy restrictions at the moment including on the spanish island of majorca where the local police subban trying to lighten the mood while on patrol. good. cause. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera italy is prime minister says the coronavirus pandemic is the country's toughest crisis since world war 2 another 651 people died there on sunday and spain will extend its state of emergency for a further 15 days germany will ban public gatherings of more than 2 people while chancellor angela merkel will enter self isolation after coming into contact with an infected doctor. often. being in public is permitted only with people from the same househ

and ignite our artistic beings as a way of coming together through community john lodge and followed her place chris martin to the online stage to help raise money for covert 19 really i think somewhat her question is actually a guest on my twitter it's a gets honest i want it's by stevie wonder called love's in me. structuring hands and voices beyond the stage to soothe a worried and anxious world i hope. and there were. muslim jordan al-jazeera washington good morning. ok let's take a detour and some other top stories for you so far there's been violence in guinea and a controversial referendum to decide whether president alpha condé stays in office at least 2 m.p.'s have been arrested of elections on sunday and despite attacks on several polling sites the government is urging people to vote. as the story. about the clashes between anti-government protesters and security forces sinking his capital surround a contentious referendum which could allow the president to extend his grip on power several government offices and schools were to be used as calling stations have been set on fire by demonstrators el

john philip nowhere that has transformed an 18th century hospital building into a martin luxury hotel. the former hospital with its imposing dome is a unesco world heritage site the conversion had to be done with extreme care contrasts playoffs for no other the past and present lying to the lamps recalled old fashioned bonnets. and traditional dion silk is juxtaposed with contemporary motifs and old medical books. for a hospital bill it's. actually fairly deluxe and throughout the building you see a kind of contrast between rich and poor people. john philip new heir has his office in a town near paris he specializes in redesigning hotels for over 30 years. when i design a hotel i imagine that i'm planning the 1st shots of a movie sometimes you're drawn into a film by the very 1st seems by the editing the music it's the same with the hotel that. i try to introduce the guests to this atmosphere and they take on a role in the film so to speak. in. one of his best known projects is the otel in western paris it was originally built as a swimming pool complex in 1029 in the art deco style a

john lodge and followed her place chris martin to the online stage to help raise money for covert 19 really i think somewhat her question is actually yes a much better it's a good song to start with it's by stevie wonder called love's in me. stretching hands and voices beyond the stage to soothe a worried and anxious world i hope so. though. it will be a. muslim jordan al-jazeera washington good morning and for. them to get by much more on our website al-jazeera dot com. i'm richelle carey and doha this is al-jazeera and these are the top stories the coronavirus pandemic is taking an increasingly heavy toll on the world's worst affected country italy there have been almost $800.00 more deaths and more than 6500 new infections and just one day of a government is closing all non-essential businesses. nearly a quarter of all americans have been ordered to stay home as more states or that restrictions limiting people's movement it's happening as politicians get closer to agreeing on a one trillion dollar package aimed at cushioning the economic fallout because 3 government has toughened

some concerts are canceled, but it's not stopping performers like john legend, chris martin from having be with the band kohlplay today -- coldplay, from which i come, but they are -- [laughter] we're is tuck in different countries, so we can't play together. so i thought what would be nice would be to check in with some of you out there and see how you're doing and where you are and what -- >> reporter: all right. that was karen waldrup talking about how grateful she is to be able to do shows online. net flux and ununiverse studios some stopping some productions, a relief fund for worker ors impact by the shutdown, also an effort to help the independent film community stream films on line. >> the one thing we're doing is working with mom and pop theaters, arthouse, small independent theaterses where you can still buy a ticket and have the movie delivered to them at home so it is giving back to a lot of people who are hard working, who are trying to support independent filmmakers, support the industry. >> reporter: all right. so you've got a lot of people coming together right now to br

activate and ignite our artistic beings as a way of coming together to community john legend followed her place chris martinto the online stage to help raise money for covert 19 really i think somewhat her question is actually a guest on my twitter and it's a good song to start with it's by stevie wonder called love's in me. stretching hands and voices beyond the stage to soothe a worried and anxious world i hope so. roselyn jordan al-jazeera washington good morning to you and. thanks for joining us for this news updated always up a couple minutes time with the latest headlines to stay with us. explaining chums policy towards africa it's the challenging mission set to secretary of state mike pompei on a 5 day visit to the continent the visit comes after the white house announced a travel ban on 4 african nations and a withdrawal of troops from west africa. i think it just demonstrates the fun of the guys and the by the fall of the us and for ministration. despite trump's travel ban being extended at the end of february to take in the 4 african countries including the continent's biggest economy compare we'r

performances from john legend, pink, coldplay's chris martin -- ♪ you're a sky full of stars -- and keithrban live streaming right into the living room. >>> actually, we're going to say top of the morning to you. happy st. patrick's day, banding together. >> yes. >> we're not the only ones. >> yes, we aren't the only ones but we're the only ones wearing green. george, come on, man, step it up. >> he's got green socks. no, he doesn't. >> happy st. patrick's day, everybody. take a look at keith urban, live streaming a concert from his warehouse last night. since he couldn't play in front of an audience he decided to bring a little entertainment to our screens. look closely on the right at one of his back-up singers, yes, that is his wife, nicole kidman. >> everyone doing their best to make the best of the situation. >> that's true. >>> we have a lot of news to get to including new guidelines from the white house. a series of steps called 15 days to slow the spread, including asking everyone to avoid gatherings of more than ten people for at least the next couple of weeks. bars, restaurants

, in the deep south, in south carolina, people voted in big numbers because john lewis and jose williams and others and martin luther king suffered to get the right to vote. i thought about how as i talk today with former vice president joe biden here in selma, who was the recipient of many of those votes, how we should not take that vote for granted. the vote, particularly for black americans, is soaked in the blood of martyrs and is something that was not automatic. there are threats now to minimize and take that vote again, with all kinds of schemes. by purging voter records, 300,000 in georgia just recently, by changing voting sites, by putting up restrictions that were never there before. we must make it as a real priority issue in the 2020 race, whether it's russian interference, whether it's purging voters, whether it is trying to take people and move the polls that they're familiar with, voting rights is nonnegotiable. that does it for me from selma, alabama. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next weekend. up next, "meet the press" with chuck todd. got it. i bet you lunch you can't make it i

john lodge and followed her place chris martin to the online stage to help raise money for covert 19really i think some of her question is actually yes you know my twitter it's a good so honest it's by stevie wonder loves in the. stretching hands and voices beyond the stage to soothe a worried and anxious world i hope. there will. be a. muslim jordan al-jazeera washington good morning. and we leave you this hour with vests many people around the world as you've been hearing living under heavy restrictions at the moment including on the spanish island of majorca where the local police have been trying to lighten the mood while on patrol. there. was. the big thanks for watching the news hour back in a moment with more news. when diplomacy fails and fear sweeps then our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division and it's not affective instead of being an obstacle or 2 always pts into became another almost a quarter to peace in a 4 part series al-jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f.h has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... what? oooh... ahhh. no. yeah? s! y yes. that's the sound of saving 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. >>> now, news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. but tonight i tell you with absolute confidence we are going to win the democratic nomination. [ cheers and applause ] >> a reinvigorated joe biden was the comingback kid of super tuesday. but it was bernie sanders who won california. >> voters in 14 states and one u.s. territory went to the polls today with a third of all delegates up for grabs. >> here in california sanders is leading with 30% of the vote. the "associated press" has called the race for him. but it's not clear how many delegates sanders will claim from california. there are 415 delegates up for grabs in

that's what john legend had to say has he followed chris martin in becoming the latest artist to holdesterday. take a listen. ♪ all of me loves all of you ♪ love your curves and all your edges ♪ >> he was joined by his wife during the broadcast. it's part of a series called together at home. they're hoping to lift spirits and raise awareness for coronavirus relief efforts. legend called upon artists to pick up the torch with their own jam sessions. something we could all use more of. garcy young woman: yeah, thanks mom mother: of course and i love these flowers young woman whispering: hey, did you bring the... the condoms? young man whispering: what's up? young woman whispering: condoms young man whispering: what? young woman whispering: condom father: condoms charlie. she wants to know if you brought any condoms. young man: yeah i brought some. announcer: eargo, a virtually invisible hearing loss solution with high quality sound and lifetime support. there has never been to have a favorite food. with new grubhub plus you get unlimited free delivery and cashback rewards for ordering n

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f.dy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... >>> this is abc7 mornings. >> let's take a look around the state and see what's going on. you can see where we are. there were showers, and those are mainly hugging the coast as you can see the area of low pressure still spinning. showers made it all the way down into so cal, and as we head through the day we will see a regeneration of showers but not to the extent of what we had yesterday. only 66 in palm springs for the warm spot. and more snow in the sierra. we jump from 48% to 53% over the weekend for snow pack. a couple more inches are possible. we have a lot more chances of snow coming up in the 7-day forecast for tahoe, so we are not out of this yet. >>> an alameda sports person told the "los angeles times" that the tesla plant is considered a necessary business, and ceo elon musk col

is such as charlie post and john legend there among the i list musicians who have posted gigs themed together at home. this year is sky. sky and. coldplay front man chris martin was the 1st to give a hash tag together at home concert saying he wanted to keep making music even if his band mates were left stranded by travel restrictions in various locations around the world. we can't play together so i thought what would be nice would be to check in with some of you out there and see how you're doing and where you are and what i could do for you. the concerts are not just for entertainment artists are hoping metaformin says can help raise awareness about measures to curb the spread of coronavirus. keep your secure circle and. the more selfless let me do the quicker we can get rid of this and it will leave it at some point. for friends the concerts are a welcome distraction at a time when home confinement is becoming the new normal. you. know the. more many people are finding creative ways to keep fits under the current lock downs one man in france taking a step further a lot of steps further aleesha no commo vits ran a full marathon that's 42.2 kilometers on hi

martin luther king jr.: we hold these truths to be self-evident -- that all men are created equal. john f. kennedy: the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. barbara jordan: the american dream need not forever be deferred. lyndon johnson: this is the richest and the most powerful country... >>> look at what's going on with our temperatures today. only san jose is 1 degree warmer than average. that 60 in oakland, 63 in concord, 1 degree below average. 61 in redwood city. san francisco is 4 degrees below average at 58. spring chill in the air. wait until you get the rain tomorrow. >> thanks. >>> in california, price gouging is illegal during a declared state of emergency. the state's attorney general has issued a price gouging alert. he's explaining the law protects against price gouging on emergency supplies, medicine, medical supplies, food, drinks, gas and other supplies. >> these price gouging restrictions make it illegal for businesses to raise the prices of most goods and services by more than 10%. >>> anyone who is found guilty of price gouging could face a year in j

john stapleton. that's all had on bbc news. it's time for sports, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre with you. hello, martinof football has been further delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, but a meeting today has determined that finishing the current season remains the priority. the fa, prmeier league, efl and women's game have all agreed on a postponement until the end of april. this is the part of the statement that explains today's developments. the fa's rules and regulations state that "the season shall terminate not bournemouth are one of the prmeier league teams desperate for the season to continue. they're in the bottom three, so if it were to end now with the current positions determining theirfate, they could be relegated. i don't think we'd be in that situation. i think that their remaining games of the season have to be played. we have to give ourselves the best chance to prove that we belong in that league. the other teams that are under us will feel the same. if you looked at the championship and to ask the teams in the playoffs, obviously, they wouldn't be happy there are only six points

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and also joined by city staff and port staff, including john from economic and workforce development, mike martin. and i just want to show my appreciation for eileen, carol and sam who have been extremely helpful in pulling this together. i was in front of the commission at the last commission meeting two weeks ago. i'm going to try to keep the meeting -- the presentation brief. but just wanted to give you an introduction to the project. the port's role in the project, the location and the plan. and then the actions that you'll be taking today. so pier -- the potrero power station is located south of the pier 70 project. that you just were considering. it's in a 29-acre site. mixed-use development and many aspects, very similar to the pier 70 special-use district project. within the 29-acre project site, there are several different owners. the blue, which is the primary portion of the site, is owned by california barrel corporation. part of the potrero power station team, the purple which includes 23rd street and the areas along the shoreline are the port projects, which are subject to this appro

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civil rights icon and house democrat john lewis revisited selma, alabama, on sunday. where he famously marched with dr. martin luther king jr., more than 50 years ago. the pettis bridge was engulfed with thousands of peaceful marchers. strikingly different than 1965 when lewis was among those beet beaten by police. cnn's arlette saenz has more. >> thousands gathered here in selma, alabama, to commemorate the 55th anniversary of bloody sunday. but one person, in particular, stood out in the crowd. and that was congressman john lewis. a civil rights icon, who marched across this edmond pettis bridge 55 years ago. marching for civil rights and voting rights. and he was among those that was beaten and teargassed by alabama straight troopers 55 years ago. there have been questions about whether congressman lewis would make these commemoration services, as he is currently battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer. but he stood at the top, at the apex of the edmond pettis bridge and gave a message to people across the country about the power of voting. take a listen. >> i thought i was going to die on this fridge. but some

senator john kennedy also sees the effects a digital divide in his home state queen martin was yeah,our rural areas know am internet fort about a 5 g our 4 g they don't live in e gi kennedy has introduced legislation that would give states billions of dollarfor rural broadband infrastructure, but the fiscal conservative says coronarus has put it on the backburner i mean we don't have time to pass a now but the appetite in oadband remains with some of kennedy in blackburn's colleagues suppting expansi not just for telehealth but also for the kids and parents nowlearning and workin from home in washington, i'm jessi to nor. still have not filed their tax we're getting an extra 3 months to do so treasury secretary steve mnuchin tweeted he is movi tax day from april 15. >>to july 15th. the newton said he was acting at the direction of president trump. calirnia has also push back the state's tactic tax day to july 15th as well. stbucks employees will see a paycheck evenif they do t work during e coronavirus outbreak. the coffee chain has closed all its us lotions with the exception of ive

major stars like chris martin from coldplay -- ♪ it's a god awful small affair ♪ >> and nbc's "the voice" judge johnd -- ♪ hosting facebook concerts in their home. san diego cabaret singers don le master and cory habl are doing the same. they have family and friends in the bay area. the st. patrick's night three-hour event drew more than 7,000 viewers. >> it's fun to bring a lot of people together and kind of have this sense of community and meeting a lot of new people during it, even in this time of isolation. ♪ >> reporter: the show is a combination of pop songs and sing-alongs. both can't work right now because of the coronavirus shutdown but they'll keep entertaining anyway. >> i happen to have a sound system. i have microphones. i've got lighting. it's all makeshift and it's set up in our office at home. and so as long as this is happening we're going to keep doing concerts. >> reporter: and it's not just facebook concerts. home networking cocktail hours are now a thing. san francisco resident katie lang invited us to hers tonight. for the last two days her friends have been joining in from acr

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>>senator john kennedy also sees the effects of a digital divide in his home state queen martin was lotour rural areas know am internet forget about 5 g our 4 g they don't live in the gi kennedy has introduced legislation that would give states billions of dollars for rural broadband infrastructure but the fiscal conservative says coronavirus has put it on the backburner i mean we don't have time to pass a now but the appetite in congress for expanding broadband remains with some of kennedy in blackburn's colleagues supporting expansion not just for telehealth but also for the kids and parents now learning and working from home in washington, i'm just eaten or. >>and our coverage of the coronavirus continues our website at kron 4 dot com where you'll find the latest on outbreaks here in the bay area. also an interactive map and information on ways that you can stay safe, you can find it all and more by just going to the coronavirus tab on our website. but kron 4 dot com. >>ahead this morning, how do you take the 2020 census during a pandemic we're going to hear what the census bureau sa

martin luther king jr. shot and killed in memphis. in 1968 robert kennedy, john f. kennedy's brother was killed in california while campaigning for president. i just want to share as we get down to ten here, i want to share a letter written by one north carolinian to his senator in the summer of 1968, 12 days after bobby kennedy was shot in california. it was written by a white man, father of five from north carolina. i quote, i'm sick of crime every where. i'm sick of riots. i'm sick of poor people demonstration. in parenthesis, black, white, red, yellow, purple, green or any other color! i'm sick of the u.s. supreme court ruling for the good of a very small part rather than the whole of our society. i'm sick of black law enforcement. i'm sick of vietnam. i'm sick of hippies, lsd, drugs and all the promotion the news media gives them. end quote. the people at the end of 1960s wondered whatever happened though. recall when we started after the mid-term, richard nixon coming home, comes to the house, comfortable life, wife, children, dog, whatever happened to this? s