this is a voice we need to hear this morning let's bring in kevin love by face time. psychology and psychiatry in los angeles where kevin attended college. i want to say good morning to both of you. it's one of the famous sayings, anecdotes to fear and pain makes -- are helping someone you walked the walk. you gave a hundred grand to help the folks affected by this around your arena. tell me about the decision to do that. >> obviously it's been an incredibly stressful time for a number of people as the show just mentioned, a lot of people living paycheck to paycheck i felt this is really time, especially for us nba players, to walk the walk and be more than athletes. we see people in the community, we see people working in our arena at least 41 nights out of the year, us playing home games. it was just a way for me to try and help navigate this incredibly stressful and anxiety ridden time, to just pay it forward and really help them you know, it's been tough, trying to just normalize this conversation around what's going on people are feeling a certain way about it i

.>> speaking of money, how about kevin love pledging $100,000, you see him pictured here, with the quickenland franchise. $100,000, and i guess you can say with the league down for at least 30 days, you can hope that maybe some other players, these guys are highly compensated, that kevin love will start a trend and take care of the people who don't make millions of dollars and are going to basically be out of work for a long time. speaking of, you've got to feel for, how about the collegiate athletes across the board, men and women sports you will never get the chance. pro leagues are suspended, they will continue at some point. we don't know when, but it is over for the hopes and dreams of all those young collegiate athletes that hope to play, specifically march madness, what we know as the ncaa tournament. at first they hoped they'd be able to at least play the games without the fans they are, but now it is completely canceled, you can't even imagine the millions of dollars, countless millions of dollars that will be affected here, television networks, schools themselves, hotels and busi

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. >>> cavaliers big man kevin love is donating 100,000 of his own money to help arena staff members inveland that are out of work as a result of this suspension. the commissioner said tonight that the hiatus will last at least 30 days. >>> opening-round players championship played as scheduled but they will play without the fans beginning tomorrow.>>> some actual highlights permit a 63 to tie a course record is sawgrass he has a two-stroke lead. i got excited to talk about a highlight. what sport is not impacted by the virus. fishing. our catch of the day goes to gillian who pulled in the six pound trout a contra loma reservoir. her 95-year-old grandfather is feeling a bit under the weather. feel better. and we hope this picture of jillian brings a little smile to your face. that is a beautiful fish.>>> if you think you can do better send your fishing pictures to the catch of the day a kpix.com. little secret. i know this for a fact. tomorrow will be the best bass fishing day of the year. it is a full moon tomorrow night. there is a storm coming in. as paul continue tell you on saturda

kevin love, a cool gesture by him, donating $100,000 to help the arena workers.ng they're going to pay all the workers as if the games and events were going on. hopefully others follow suit. mark cuban said he's going to do something similar. it's something we really hope continues, john. of course, all of these people -- >> christine, it was a tough thing for me as a sports fan, every ten minutes i go to my phones for a diversion looking at a score or a report. if ever i needed a diversion, it's now. we have to come up with something else. >> well, sports has been that escape. that way to escape the real world. now, of course, sports with the real world. it's that mirror of our society. as you said he wieloquently, jo the bigger picture, keeping people safe. that's the concern. i was texting with coaches at northwestern, my alma mater, coaches are devastated for their athletes. they've all said the bigger picture is so much more important. they're going to work their way through it, of course. >> a lot of old games to go over. a lot of box scores. read a lot of

cavaliers star kevin love donated $100,000 to the arena workers in cleveland. the cavs saying they would be paying all event staff members like every game was still taking place. love adding he hopes others step up and do the same. it's not just the players affected by this, there's so many people that depend on those paychecks. props to kevin love and the cavs. >> mark cuban also said he will try to do to help out. >> nice to see you. >>> clearly the economy taking a hit from coronavirus, not just wall street. parents and employees nationwide adapting to a new reality. [♪] even when your car is clean, does it still smell stuffy or stale? try febreze car. it eliminates stuffy car odors and leaves behind a fresh scent for up to 30 days. try febreze car in a variety of scents including extra light. verizon 5g ultra wideband is so much faster than even my home internet. (vo) verizon 5g ultra wideband now powers the new samsung galaxy s20 ultra 5g. buy one of our newest galaxy 5g phones and get an s20+ on us. this is 5g built right from the network more people rely

kevin love pledged $100,000 of his own money to help the workers make ends meet. utah jazz guard mitchell becomes the second player in the league to test positive for the virus. mitchell is the teammate of rudy golbert. the player who is the first to test positive. there will be no march madness, it is fun to so what might have been. they projected saint mary's would have been an 8 seed against rut kers and advancing to play kansas. sanford and usf would have been selected to the ni stkp-rbgs what about the stanford women? -- nic and what about when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, joel osteen.citet g with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> the late show is stephen colbert is next. >> continue streaming on cbsn bay area, have a good night. >> (inspiring music) - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love del

cavaliers kevin love is offering $100,000 to offer to arena worker. dallas mavericks owner mark cuban says he's also working to support those arena workers. >>> sports, schools, even bans on businesses has really uprooted all of our normal lives and it becomes more evident when you check out at a store. >> it's amazing to go to the grocery store and for some products you might not even expect. cgtn's deborah villaon shows us. >> reporter: house hold supplies they want are sold out. frenzied stock piling has hit food isles too as people fear the length and severity of the coronavirus crisis. >> spaghetti with meat sauce. >> reporter: meals ready to eat are now selling wildly at this military surplus store in vallejo. now heading into people's pantries. in one week, 15 cases have sold that would usually linger for a few months. >> they're slow sellers and as we were waiting for you folks somebody called and asked if we have a few more cases. >> they're definitely afraid. they want to have something on hand. people don't want to go shopping be around oth

.>> i hope this is trend that catches on, kevin love pledging $100,000 to the arena workers in cleveland that other players can do that around the league, because with the players not playing, and fans not getting to attend, how about the people who absolutely need those jobs in support of our professional leagues. speaking of another went to go down, the pga, we are just a little over three weeks away from the masters in augusta, the pga holding out hope. they suspended operations for three weeks, so obviously they want that masters to take place, and today in the first round, of the players championship, they were planning to play the entire tournament with no gallery after this as the leader, with 9 under 63 and a long pot at 9, as it turns out the pga shortly after this round was completed, no they will not continue, at this point as the situation continues to rapidly change, the right thing to do for our players and fans is to pause. but they still hope to get the masters in. spring training is done in arizona and florida, and that causes fans to perk up with attention. the a's were

kevin love pledged $100,000 of his own money to help the workers make ends meet.zz guard mitchell becomes the second player in the league to test positive for the virus. mitchell is the teammate of rudy golbert. the player who is the first to test positive. there will be no march madness, it is fun to so what might have been. they projected saint mary's would have been an 8 seed against rut kers and advancing to play kansas. sanford and usf would have been selected to the ni stkp-rbgs what about the stanford women? -- nic and what about ♪ dad, i'm scared. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. it's why last year chevron invested over $10 billion to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪ >>> the late show is stephen colbert is next. >> continue streaming on cbsn bay area, have a good night. >> captioning sponsored by cbs >> announcer: we have breaking news. the ncaa is indeed canceling its men's and women's basketball tournaments over coronavirus fears. >> march madness has been canceled. instea from home.

today, kevin love plays $100,000 of his own money to help cleveland or even though workers that are seto lose multiple paychecks.>>> utah jazz guard donovan mitchell becomes the second player in the lake to test positive for the virus. mitchell is the teammate of rudy go bear. the player who became the first to test positive. there will be no march madness but it is fun to see what might've been. espn projecting that st. mary's would've been in a suit against rutgers and then possibly advancing to play kansas, san fran usf would have both been selected for the nit. today indeed was the bracket buster for the ncaa tournament. and that is, unfortunately, the latest and bay area sports. have a great weekend. >>> three minutes before 5 o'clock. using worries during the time of coronavirus uncertainty. >> still had in our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the move one utility company is maki tohe cu sera plus, people who are one stuck on the grand princess cruise ship are now wake up and sent carlos this morning, showing signs that they might have coronavirus. >> don't

jared: great tend was -- trend by kevin love and others are following, why are the players doing thisplayers have a big opportunity to spread goodness around and it's contagious. as comedian chris rock said, shaq is wealthy and the guy who signs his check is wealthier. howie: good luck deciding what you will talk about next week. appreciate it. jared: we will find something news. howie: many shows dropping their audiences, personal impact on the coronavirus affect the media's coverage let's get down to business. the business of hard work... ...hustle... ...and high fives. modernized comfort inn's and suites have been refreshed because our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. ithat car is one of mine. and soon, it's going to be one of theirs. but they would have never even known it existed. if it weren't for the power of targeted tv advertising. it's smart. it grabs people's attention. it works. it's why comcast spotlight is changing its name to effectv. because being effective means getting results. howie: medi

cleveland cavaliers star kevin love is reaching out and offering $100,000 to help local arena workerscks owner mark cuban is also setting up a program to support the arena workers. >>> time is now 5:36. the 49ers shutting down their operations at levi stadium and at the team's facility today. most employees have been asked to work from home. coaches and scouts on the road preparing for the nfl draft, they've been asked to return by the weekend. these policies will be in place until further notice. >>> pg&e says they won't shut off the power to customers who are late on their bills during this pandemic. it will leave the lights on for all customers during this crisis. pg&e will also offer flexible payment plans to customers facing severe economic problems due to the virus. >>> the pandemic has led to panic buying it in stores all over the country. shoppers are waiting in long lines to get through the door. and once they got inside, many found almost all of the house hold supplies they wanted were sold out. military supply stores also seeing a rise in demand for ready-to-eat meals. >> t

. >> reporter: cleveland cavalier star kevin love is pledging $100,000 to tie over the staff at his arenaark cuban is working out a way to help out hourly workers who may have no fallback jobs. >> we started a program to put something in place. i don't have details but we will. >> reporter: and it's not just the pros, the college basketball was roaring into its lucrative tournament season. now march madness canceled. the city of atlanta was counting on $100 million to be generated from hosting the final four. that's gone too. the big money world of auto racing is facing postponement and cancellations. the kentucky derby is worth $217 million to its home state, with the horse industry generating 55,000 jobs. it's never been even postponed in a century and a half but it could be this time. >> this is community spreading. spreading from person to person. >> reporter: the venerable boston marathon organizers say generates $200 million every spring for its host city, plus $35 million for charity, now -- >> the 2020 boston marathon will be postponed until sunday -- monday, excuse me, september

when the nba stopped the games, cleveland cavaliers basketball star kevin love started thinking abouthe arena staff without work. he donated $100,000 from his foundation to them. hoping others would follow his lead in their towns. they did. teachers may not be rich like athletes, but they have a wealth of knowledge, and on facebook, many are sharing it to answer questions and help others learn. elsewhere, the elderly are on the minds of many. people offer to grocery shop for those who cannot or may not want to leave their homes. stores have begun allowing older customers their own exclusive shopping hours to limit exposure to crowds. when coronavirus concerns prevented her from going into a north carolina nursing home to show her grandfather something, a young woman stood at his window simply pointing to the engagement ring. the virus forcing us apart seems also to be bringing us together. closer than we have been in a long while. martin savidge, cnn. >> thanks for that, marty. >> in minutes, we'll hear from the coronavirus task force at the white house. you'll see it live right here.

kevin love offering additional pledges to other players as well. not fitting into that vulnerable category at all socially, financially, physically from those who are most affected but they are making donations. >> it's great to see so many players stepping up. >> i like to see all of the donations but it's a reminder so many hourly workers don't have protections. you're just that close to being without a paycheck. carolyn manno, thank you so much. >>> what does the world look like after coronavirus? and when will we get there? no one really knows. major changes for social and business life. some vegas casinos now closed. kro colorado ski resorts are closed. people looking wherever they can for stability including this florist in oregon. >> it's funny how this becomes a bar to a certain extent. people want to talk and be heard. i'm hearing a lot of concerns. but what i do count on is boost high protein. and now, introducing new boost women... with key nutrients to help support thyroid, bone, hair and skin health. all with great taste. new, boost wo

cleveland cavalier's kevin love said his charity will be donating $100,000 to support staff until theile, jennifer gardner are asking those people affected to show their stuff. jennifer posting on instagram, show us what you've been working on and we'll show it to the world. >> that's going to do it for us on a saturday morning. there will be more throughout the day on msnbc and tonight on nbc "nightly news. >> have a great day and a great weekend. h moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infections are common, or if you've had tb, hepatit

other players such as john is a 10 to come paul kevin love and blake griffin have also donated to theirs arena staff, the san jose sharks said they'll pay sep center employs for events canceled through the end of the month. as the coronavirus outbreak continues major sporting events around the world continue to either be canceled or postponed. the masters tournament. the latest added to that list officials at augusta national made the announcement this morning golf's first major. happening next month due to concerns surrounding covid 19 and as of now tournament organizers are hoping to hold the event at a later date. the last 2 days 5 tournaments have been shelled and those in the sport understand the severity of the circumstances. >>a lot bigger than sports engulfed. so did to have some tournaments canceled or postponed. it sort of is i mean there's there's a lot of other things and us and golf. it's it's >>a healthy in a good place. >>elsewhere in the sports world, the nfl draft is still scheduled for late april in las vegas for the league is placing restrictions on the work leading u

other players such as young as attempted coup paul kevin love and blake griffin have also donated tom's arena staff. the san jose sharks said they'll pay sep center employs for events canceled through the end of the month. as the outbreak goes on major sporting events around the world continue to either be canceled or postponed. the masters tournament. the latest added to that list officials at augusta national made the announcement this morning. golf's first major not happening next month due to concerns surrounding covid 19 as of now tournament, organizers are hoping to hold the event at a later date. the last 2 days 5 tournaments have been shelved and those in the sports understands the severity of the circumstances. a lot bigger than sports engulfed. >>so did to have some tournaments canceled or postpones. it is what it is i mean there's there's a lot of other things and us and golf. it's it's >>a healthy in a good place. >>kron 4 sports attend more how coronavirus is impacting the sports world what it means for the nfl draft and with the nc double a is consideri we made usaa ins

and cleveland cavaliers basketball star, kevin love, started thinking about the arena staff without workonated $100,000 from his foundation to them, hoping others would follow his lead in their towns. teachers may not be rich like athletes, but they have a wealth of knowledge and on facebook many are sharing it to answer questions and help others learn. elsewhere, the elderly on the minds of many. people offer to grocery shop who those who cannot or may not want to leave their homes. stores have allowed older customers their own exclusive shopping hours to limit exposure crowds. and when coronavirus concerns prevented her from going to a nursing home to show her grandfather something a young woman stood at his window, simply pointing to the engagement ring. the virus, forcing us apart, seems to be bringing us together, closer than we've been in a long while. martin savidge, cnn >> thank you, martin, for that report. meanwhile, over 80 million americans have been ordered to stay at home as the number of americaninizefected with the coronavirus surges past 23,000. we have the latest detail

when the nba stop the games, cleveland cavaliers basketball star kevin love started thinking about the without work. he donated a $1,000 from his foundation to them, hoping others would follow his lead in their towns. they did. teachers may not be rich like athletes. but they have a wealth of knowledge and on fabook many are sharing it to answer questions a help others learelsewhere, the elderly are on the minds of many people offered a grocery shop for those who cannot work may not want to leave their homes stores have begun allowing older customers their own exclusive shopping hours to limit exposure to crowds. >>and when coronavirus concerns prevented her from going into a north carolina nursing home to show her grandfather something. a young woman stood at his window. simply pointing to the engagement ring. >>the virus forcing us apart seems also to be bringing us together. closer than we've been in a long while martin savidge cnn. >>as we head to break, here's a live look outside san francisco international airport don't forget the us state department has issued a travel ban on al

ways to pay hourly workers who might not get paid during the stoppage because there are no games kevin lovethe cleveland cavaliers announced he's donating $100,000 to arena workers and hopes others will follow despite complex written agreements and legales, they have an understanding they have to work together and figure out lost media exposure and canceled things, even if it takes many years because on a long-term contract they have a lot of time to make up the difference of what gets lost right now for now, nascar, indy car and the ufc plan to hold their events the olympics still on schedule for now. but as we know, things are changing rapidly >> that is for sure, eric. thank you, eric chemi. dow up 376 basically 1,000 points off the opening highs. let's get a news update with sue herera at hq. >> good morning, carl, everybody. here's what's happening at this hour iraqi soldiers surveying the damage at the site of a u.s. air strike that targeted iranian backed militia weapon stockpiles a top u.s. general says the threat from the iran backed militants remains high. >>> here at home disneyl

when the nba stopped the games, cleveland cavaliers basketball star kevin love started thinking aboutrena staff without work. he donated $100,000 from his foundation to them, hoping others would follow his lead in their towns. they did. teachers may not be rich like athletes, but they have a wealth of knowledge and on facebook many are sharing it to answer questions and help others learn. elsewhere, the elderly are on the minds of many. people offer to grocery shop for those who cannot work, may not want to leave their homes. some gave elderly their own shopping hours. >> prevented her from going into a north carolina nursing home to show her grandfather something, a young woman stood at his window simply pointing to the engagement p ring. the virus forcing us apart seems to be bringing us together. closer than we've been in a long while. martin savidge, cnn. >>> we all need each other. at a safe distance. but we all need each other. so there has been a notable change in how the president has been talking about this pandemic. even acknowledging the existence of a pandemic. what prompt

player who is really an employee a but he still a wealthy player kevin love has has pledged $100000.00 you know sports is not just sports everybody knows that sports has has social implications cultural implications when you look at how widespread this is as far as what leagues that the move that leagues are making what does that say to you about. about the impact of this pandemic in general the fact that this this is all intertwined well i can speak both anecdotally with people about people in my family and friends and i could swear i could speak about what i'm seeing on social media but it certainly seems that for a lot of people this did not become real until the n.b.a. said you know we're putting our season on hiatus because that's when a lot of folks will get up and said whoa this really must be something i need to pay attention to by precisely because sometimes being involved in the sports world allows you to take a vacation from the real world and yet there's no vacation from what we're dealing with right now not one bit they fired always good to talk to the nation thank you ver

kevin love gave $100,000, i believe there's been some owners in the nba who have stepped forward whor employees know that they're not going to suffer, the people who park the cars, do the concessions, ticket takers, all of those things that go on in these arenas. but it's huge. i mean, i broadcast the ncaa final four, march madness. our company, or westwood one,s on the radio, unfortunately, we're not going to be able to do that this year. a bigger issue for tnt and cbs to not be able to do it. billions of dollars are on the line with these entities. augusta national gears their whole year around the masters tournament. that's now been postponed, don't know when exactly that might be rescheduled. so the economic impact is tremendous on all of this with the television networks, with the organizations, the leagues, the entities, the players. i'm sure there'll have to be a collective bargaining agreement issue as to what happens with players in the mlb and nba. unfortunately for the college kids, you know, this is their one shot, so there won't be a march madness for them. so they've sp

kevin love announced for those who aren't able to work and the cabs pay arena workers as if they aretill working, even though they can't. do you think other teams need to do that? >> i think other teams will follow and i think other individuals will follow. and again, i smile when i say this because it only speaks to the impact of sport and how sport has been impactful in our society and just taking the lead role in a lot of these positions by putting the human being first in terms of humanity and then putting business and making money second. that's definitely what happened here. when we in the nba as an nba family and we as a sports family, as you can see, what we always try to do is put the human being first, whether it be race relations, viruses or what have you, you put the human being first and then the sport and the business comes second and third. >> look, we may not have basketball to watch but we may have to go watch some of the classic games, right? you have a specific one maybe we should be tuning to in the next several weeks? >> well, i'm an '80s guy, so anything that wa

kevin love was the first athlete i know of to step up.th the cleveland cavaliers now, and donated $100,000 to arena workers in cleveland. and now a lot of owners have done that. but i was also thinking about charity, too. i mean, the pga tour has given up billions of dollars in charity. and the longer this goes, those charities are going to be affected, too. and so it's not -- as james patterson said the other day, it's not just like we had our toys taken away. it's more profound than that. and again, even during world war ii, they played baseball. the olympics were only canceled three times that i know of, for world wars. but this is different. and anybody who tells you they have a reasonable idea about when sports is going to come back, they're just blowing smoke, nicole. >> but we can all hope and pray, right? because a world without sports is very different. mike lupica, we need to pick up this conversation again another day this week. it's a treat to get to see you. >> it's always great to talk to you. >> we are going to techniqsneak

other players such as young as attendant who poke kevin love and blake griffin have also donated to theirteam's arena staff, the san jose sharks said they'll pay us a fee center employs for events canceled through the end of the month. as the outbreak continues major sporting events around the world continue to either be canceled or postponed. the masters tournament field latest added to that list officials at augusta national made the announcement this morning golf's first major not happening next month due to concerns surrounding covid 19 as of now tournament, organizers are hoping to hold the event at a later date the last 2 days 5 tournaments have been shelved and those in the sport understand the severity of the circumstance, a nice a lot bigger than sports engulfed. >>so did to have some tournaments canceled or postponed. it is what it is i mean there's there's a lot things and us and golf. it's >>a healthy in good place. >>elsewhere in the sports world, the nfl draft is still scheduled for late april in las vegas, but the league is placing restrictions on the work leading up to the

. >> kevin love, formerly great minnesota timberwolves player now on the cavs, stepping up, $100,000. it'd be amazing to see everyone who can step up like that. what about the olympics? are they happening? >> with the masters now going into april -- and the masters, of course, postponing, that is another jolt, because we've been dealing with sports in here and now, right? we've been dealing with sports just this week and next week in march. now we're looking into april. the olympics start, poppy, july 24th, as you know, in tokyo. there's a little more time. the international olympic committee, a veteran member said a couple weeks ago that the deadline to make the decision would be late may. it now feels like it's going to move up a little bit. these athletes are training. obviously, there are millions of people who want to either buy tickets, have bought tickets, or of course, millions, billions, maybe, at least a billion watching on tv. so, where does this go? i think there's a little more time yet, but to me, the masters, making that decision today, this cascading domino effect. i t

kevin love donated $100,000.aybe other players will follow suit to try to help people that work at that cleveland stadium how do you think about that damage over time >> andrew, if these seasons are just suspended and make up a lot of the regular season games. you are right. those ones canceled, unlike the other leagues, they will not have the luxury to push through. they can't because of the weather. insurance, i had a conversation yesterday with the general council of an nba team most of these buildings are covered for disruptions such as hurricanes or other things unless there is terms like infectious diseases, they may not be able to use insurance money to get back revenue. >> olympics, this is still on? >> my understanding is that it has to be done last week of april, first of truly cancel it before the cost becomes -- >> you're right. localized perspective, st. louis is supposed to host the u.s. olympic trials in the middle june if the olympics are cancelled guess what that event doesn't come you feel for t

other players such as young as atndant who poke kevin love and blake griffin have also donated to theirstaff, the san jose sharks said they'll pay us a fee center employs for events canceled through the end of the month. as the outbrk continues major sporting events arou the world continue to either be canceled or postponed. thmters tournament field latest added to that list officials at augusta national made the announcement golf's first major not happening next month due to concern surrounding covid 19 aonow tournament, organizers arehoping to hold the event at a later date the last 2 days 5 tournamts have been shelved and those in the sport understand the severity of the circumstance. >>a nice a lot bigger than sports and golf. so thhas some tournaments canceled or. homes. it is what itis mean there's there's a lot of various things a us and golf. it's it's >>healthy in a od place. >>elsewhere in the sports world, the nfl draft is still scheduled for late apl in las vegas, but the league is work leading up to the draft predraft visits with prospects instead communication must take pl

kevin love was the first to pledge $100,000 to support staff through his foundation. other nba players are following his lead like zion williamson. and who is this next guy? >> giannis antetokounmpo. >> there you go, george. great job. >> and the golden state warriors' owners and coaches announced a $1 million pledge to a fund that helps arena >> coming up we'll hear from one virus. >>> ginger, let's go to you. >> coming up, dangerous stormy cities brought to you by walmart. >>> when we come back, we'll hear from coronavirus survivors. come back, we'll hear from coronavirus survivors. soaring voices sing ] [ music begins to build ] [ drums beat faster ] introducing an unlimited coffee subscription for $8.99 a month. at panera, your cup is always full. (howling wind) (howling wind) are haikus better than fleece? than... fleece edition. uh no way! what about freckles? freckles?! - grapes?! pet rocks? - what?! are wizards better than fleece?! you stole my bit neil. and no, nothing's better than fleece. shop everything on sale for forty percent off! that's forty percent!

kevin love, player for cleveland cavalier in the nba donated a hundred thousand dollars to stadium workerswho won't have events to work. it goes beyond that. how about the people who work in the restaurants around the arenas, around the stadiums which are crowded every game day pre and post. the hope is we contain it as fast as we can so we can bring sports and entertainment back to the american public. david: david, i'm glad you're in the industry. i appreciate you coming on, david, thank you so much. >> thank you. david: wonderful to have you here. travel ban from europe kicking in at midnight tonight. how are flyers dealing with all of this. we will go live at newark international airport. don't miss my show bulls&bears, great panel for you with more analysis on all of what's happening with the virus, that's coming up at 5:00. ♪ ♪ before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, marie could only imagine enjoying freshly squeezed orange juice. now no fruit is forbidden. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours with

cleveland cavaliers kevin love pledging a donation of $100,000 to the cavs arena workers whose lives nba season. the cavs also saying they will compensate those employees as if every game and every event is taking place. kevin also calling on others to support their communities saying, quote, whether that means supporting your local charities that are canceling events or checking in on your colleagues and family. great example. >> wow. it warms your heart. that's great. >>> dr. jen ashton is back with us, and she's joined by todd ellerin, an abc news contributor and infectious disease physician. dr. ellerin, you're right in the thick of this. let's talk about the controversy and confusion over testing. what are you seeing? how are you dealing with it? >> well, george, the demand for testing far exceeds our capability right now. we are seeing an unprecedented number of patients with respiratory illness who need this test. >> and we know -- dr. jen, i'm going to ask you. vaccines, everyone's worried about when is a vaccine coming. there was an experimental test in what was used to figh

he joins stars like blake griffin and kevin love in pledging to help arena employees who are missingprohundred professional events have been canceled or postponed because of the crisis. i want to give a shout out to yanis has pledged the same. mark cuban with the mavs in dallas, those are owners that have already said that they are going to help out their workers in some way. you hope that that giving keeps going because those are the people that really are hit right away. >> zion's a teenager. >> right. >> and i mean, it goes to show, it doesn't matter how old you are. you can do the right thing. >> stepping up and stepping out first. so quickly. >> yeah. nba, nhl, these are arenas that are out there that would be filled right now. maybe more of those -- >> cities hard hit. i mean, these are like low-wage workers who often are paycheck to paycheck. >> black griffin's in detroit. that's one example. zion in new orleans. >> i know new orleans well. >>> it is about eight after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> america remembers its 9/11. in jab app it's 3 c

. >> it's great what williamson has done, and the league was taken by kevin love of the cleveland cavaliers would give $100,000 to all of the employees who work the game. it has spread now, what zion's doing. there's some nba ownership that are going to pay some of their employees now while adam silver reevaluates. i think what you'll see is those who can will help the ones who can't. so it's great to see these guys -- we often criticize these athletes for a host of things, but their generosity and giving back is enormous particularly throughout the nba with the cares practice, stay in school -- arthel: there's a lot of good work athletes do, and just to be clear definitely not on my part, i was not criticizing those players had access to the test. the question was only pose because there are many americans who don't play basketball or who are not rush and famous, and they're having trouble getting access -- >> i understand that. and i i understand it wasn't you. arthel: okay. >> but those people should understand if somebody has the virus and they got tested and they tested pod, there shou

country >> we certainly do coming up tomorrow we're going to have a live interview with nba star kevin lovere the folks who sell hot dogs and cokes and all that kind of stuff they are obviously impacted by the league shutdown. kevin is vocal on the importance of mental health we're going to talk to him about how he's coping and also, i'm sure he can share some great advice for all of us >> everybody will be excited to hear from him. he's going to call in, i believe. let's get right to your news at 8:00 the white house has released strongest guidelines to slow the spread in the u.s. some local governments are taking it even further. nbc's tom costello is joining us with the three things he's watching today on this crisis. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah i think the severity of this pandemic and this national emergency really was driven home in the last 24 hours or so the white house announcing new guidelines they are quite important for everybody to listen to, urging americans to avoid gathering in groups of 10 people or more for the next 15 days what they are trying t

nba stars, steph curry has done it, kevin love has done it, they are sharing some of their salaries withgress has to get this passed quick savannah, over to you. >> on face time, vicky nguyen. vicky like craig and al are working at home out of precaution because of our colleague in the third hour. we've a lot of questions from you. let's start with gayle on facebook she wants to know, is it necessary to wash your clothes when you come in from doing food shopping and being out and about. >> no matter what you're doing, it's not necessary to wash your clothes right off the bat but cdc is saying the virus can live on hard surfaces two to three days, some longer, what's unclear how long on clothing or carpet some local doctors we spoke to said it's not a bad idea to change into indoor clothes and indoor slippers when you get home and keep those shoes and clothes you're wearing outside in an extra place as a precaution you don't have to throw them in the washer and dryer right away. >> i have my kids in home clothes we're calling them we switch out. jackie has a concern and a lot of brides do

it a surprise rate cuts as that's ma larky kevin flynn is our producer who we talked about -- kevin i love you brother -- which is in wsh is that the cme futures showed 100% chance of intermediate rate cut sunday night io tweet to do out was yesterday the fed gas on the fire, karen and that's all we're getting? >> i don't know if that's all we get. on friday. >> you should have hit him with a bobby. >> well, bobby. >> i feel badly for jerome powell everybody sort of, you know, telling him he is doing a bad job. let me just sort of add to i don't agree with what he did >> why not. >> because, you can't cure the flu with a rate cut, right that's what we have. when -- when in 1998 when the russian debt crisis happened and long-term capital is blowing up that was completely a financial crisis that rate cut did solve that crisis in is a very different crisis. this is the consumer very nervous, right, not only about health but also about businesses and the 50 basis rate cut i don't know why you need to do it now. why not wait. >> it's not preemptive and just so -- to be clear, we talked about th

. >> trace: kevin love one of many nba players have pledged to financially help workers because of theus. let's bring in eric mitchell, a published list, former athlete, and ceo of light flipped media. eric, good for you to see us but we talked about march madness in the intro. what people failed to remember that march madness for the ncaa brings on almost a billion dollars. we say, it's so bad for the athletes and the fans, so forth, but these schools that are involved in this are going to lose a bunch of money, that scholarship money, financial aid and so forth. it really is a big hit all the way around. >> absolutely. march madness being, not being played right now is just killing us. and it's not just the players involved, it's the sponsors, the schools, the best thing that's happened is at least the ncaa had a safety net in place to take care of the camera people and all the staff that was going to work those and the folks that are going to work at those arenas during the first round of march madness. at least that is taken care of and that's what we've seen throughout all the lea

kevin hart. i'm from philadelphia. [cheers and applause] >> everybody here from philadelphia? >> jimmy: no, they lovem in the middle of a song. i can't be hey, kev. i have to finish the verse. he was there for his bachelor party, and i talked to him afterwards. we hit it off and stayed in touch. when i decided to make a tv show i wanted producers who could really add value. he's got a whole team. they're sending me scripts. they're helping me hire directors. >> jimmy: congratulations. your parents must be so relieved, i would imagine. >> yeah, they're very proud. i'm my parents' ring tone now. when i'm walking around and my mom's phone rings, it's one of my songs. >> jimmy: what song does mom have on the phone? >> it's "earth." >> jimmy: you're saving the planet. >> one ring tone at a time. >> jimmy: dave burd! "dave" airs wednesdays at 10:00 p.m. on fxx. and we'll return with music from local natives. ♪ >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the amg four-door coupe. mercedes amg, driving performance. tlet's make it more amazing!g! ♪ menutaur ♪ mehey.ur ahhhh! my $4 fish san

please welcome kevin bacon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: we love it come on, kevin bacon, welcomeng. you are always down to play. we love having you on the show >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: so thank you so much >> i love being here >> jimmy: i want to talk about the podcast, it's super funny. i know you're involved with funny or die, and those guys but i want to get to that. but i want to talk about the "city on a hill. >> yeah. >> jimmy: picked up for season two. congrats on that >> thank you very much >> jimmy: you're great in that >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: but the first episode, you directed? >> yes, i just finished editing the first episode, which i directed, which was a lot of fun, but also, very challenging. >> jimmy: is it odd directing yourself >> well, yeah, it is kind of weird. >> jimmy: are you difficult to work with? >> i am a nightmare. [ laughter ] i won't come out of my trailer for hours, you know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't talk to yourself >> that's not the kind of mustard i asked for. [ laughter ] absolute nightmare no, i -- i like to -- i'm pr

we now learn that kevin love has tested positive for a virus.saying it's a difficult decision, but one he feels he has to make in the next 48 hours. what that would entail is up in the air. a lot of folks will use san francisco as the model. it could mean more of a shelter in place. the mayor saying he needs to make a decision within the next 48 hours. the number of cases continues to rise in new york city. 814 cases across the five boroughs. we just learned kevin durant of the brooklyn necessary one of the cases here. the nets announced four of their players tested positive, but did not name them. kevin durant telling "the athletic" he's feeling fine saying everyone be careful, take care of yourself, we're going to get through this. all four nets players are in quarantine. anderson, life continues to change in new york city. we are in herald square near macy's. at 6:00 macy's shut down out of an abundance of caution for their employees. i can tell you hudson yards, that mall, shops and restaurant computers closed at 5:00. >> erica hill, thank y

i saw today that kevin love of the cleveland cavaliers had contributed $100,000 to arena workers.ose are the people who are going to suffer. yes, spring training is going to disperse now. everybody will go home. at some point, the baseball season will start. i'm not sure we'll see nba ba basketball until the playoffs. it's those people, vendors, ticket takers, all those people. this is a different kind of at-risk situation for them. it is financial risk. >> yeah. you know, you're in a place right now, mike, down in west palm, you're in a place where economies depend all across south florida and central florida, a lot of these towns depend on, you know, the 30 days that spring training takes place. tourists flood in from across america. they come down, and their entire business model is built on the money they make over 30 days in spring training. this is really a great microcosm for the economic pain, i believe, the possible recession that will be coming this next quarter, because of the coronavirus. this is going to be absolutely devastating for communities around these parks tha

pair students with and without disabilities to promote inclusion through a shared love sports. athlete kevin and his unified john stopped by my office recently to share their experiences with the olympics.ia special the special olympics is a fantastic organization epresenting more than five million athletes that teach the value of good sportsmanship. olympics, the special people with intellectual disabilities are given only unities to not strengthen their physical itness but strengthen their relationships with fellow athletes along the way. i'd like to wish kevin and john the best of luck in their future competitions. and to all the other brave pennsylvania special olympics their unified sports partners. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? unanimous ker, i ask consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to cele

i think i want to start by asking mitch and kevin to speak and then we will go through a few of the folks in the room. mitch, i would love you to say a few words because you -- this day for 24 hours a longtime. this is the result. it is the biggest ever, ever approved -- $6.2 trillion. so, we had to get used to the billion. it used to be million, then it was billion, now it is trillion. it's going to go along way. it's going to make a lot of people happy. mitch mcconnell. please. mcconnell: let me just say this is a proud moment for our country. we will together and passed the biggest bill in history and record time. i also want to thank kevin mccarthy and our leaders of the republican side who helped speed this through. the american people needed this rescue package. they needed it quickly. we delivered. it is a proud moment for all of us. would love top: i shake your hand but anthony will get angry at me. it's a natural. i just want to go back and shake his hand. they have done such an incredible job. kevin, please. real answery: the to america is we are listening to you. you do your part and we will do hours. leader m

kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> everyone's a fan of a good love story. isn't that sweet that's "nightly news" for this tuesday i'm lester holt. thank you for watching, everyone, and good night >>> last week we lost three catering jobs. >> taking its toll, the coronavirus hits local businesses hard as santa clara makes a tactical shift to fight its spread. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. changing strategy, santa clara fighting this virus. >> as we learn of even more cases of coronavirus in the bay area. check out the map. the latest numbers in every county. the most still in santa clara county. at last count, 45 confirmed cases, the most in the state, and the second most on the west coast, second only to seattle. >> today dr. sarah cody of the county told supervisors her department is shifting focus, moving from trying to contain the virus to just mitigating it, saying it's simply impossible to stop the spread of covid-19. >> this is a new virus, the novel coronavirus. it's new, which means that no one has i