>>you're watching kron 4 news. as well as with some satisfaction what we have accomplished, and they're now honor to sign this legislation. >>now at 9 house speaker nancy pelosi signs the nearly billion stimulus package for small businesses hospitals and coronavirus testing. thanks for joining us tonight, everybody, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus house leaders approved the bill this afternoon president trump is expected to sign it this evening, most of the money. >>will go toward the paycheck protection program that is intended to help small businesses stay afloat during the pandemic nadia romero reports. >>a bill is passed a million aid package overwhelmingly passing through the house to help small businesses hospitals and expand coronavirus testing. >>today was an historic day for us to once again pass are now 4th. bipartisan legislation to address the coronavirus prices. >>the president says he plans to sign it at a time when many americans are enduring significant economic challenges is bill will help.

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan and now with more medical staff meeting to use face shields people at ucsf have taken matters into their own hands. kron four's maureen kelly shows us how they're using both high tech and common items to make their own. >>more than a dozen 3 d printers at ucsf are buzzing churning out critical parts for face shields this effort started 3 weeks ago to address a growing concern about their supply of what has quickly become a very necessary piece of protective equipment, this particular virus. the primary mode of transmission is droplets. >>so you want to be able to protect the frontline clinicians especially going to be doing any kind of procedures but long as any kind of of bodily fluids. they want to that front line defense of about shield. >>the director of clinical engineering at u c s f reached out to the hospitals makers lab. it so happened because of the covid crisis, some of the orthopedic surgeons who normally use the technology to create models of broken bones

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>vacaville hairstylists is defying the shelter-in-place order today uh huh lisa rivera the owner of hair and deputy salon re opened her business to existing clients to spice not being a so-called essential business by reopening rivera could face a stiff fine possibly even jail time. but she says she believes staying close would be more costly then getting fined by the county. >>i mean about 7 grand and overhead to can to keep this the london. and then my personal income that iron as us i was we had a chair to take on my family is is about equal to that so we're talking 15 grand a month and you're in t to lose. i think it's worth. >>rivera says she's been unsuccessful in applying for small business loans and for unemployment. the sorrow county health officer extended the shelter-in-place order through may 17th live much of the bay area in oakland, the warm weather bringing out a lot of people to enjoy the outdoors especially lake merritt but it was too many people the lake was packed.

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>for 20 is the time on the international front where president donald trump saying that he has a very good idea about the health status of north korea's kim jong-un hinting that the american people would be hearing about it. in a call in the quote not too distant future. multiple outlets have reported that kim is dead or in critical condition following a heart procedure. the reports are varied earlier this week, south korean presidential advisor moon chung-in told cnn that north korea's leader is alive and well so kind of depends on who you ask reports first surfaced that kim may be in a vegetative state back on april 12th. well the trump administration is still doing damage control after last thursday's briefing in which the president mused about the possibilities of maybe injecting disinfectant into the human body as a possible coronavirus treatment. it was something he said was worth studying. kron four's catherine catherine heenan spoke with our political analyst michael yaki and

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>>stay with kron 4 news at 9 is next. you're watching kron 4 news. >>with light no certainty and is obviously year just so scary and sad. >>now at 9 while some bay area businesses get the green light to reopen other businesses continue to stay closed during the stay at home order. >>good evening, i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore, the new shelter in place order for 6 bay area counties was officially released today, it reveals some restrictions will be eased the new order will go into effect on may 4th and last through may 31st for everyone living or working in the counties of alameda contra costa marin san francisco, san mateo and santa clara. >>construction, real estate childcare outdoor businesses and recreational facilities can now reopened with some restrictions. you can fight a more details on all

has it made kron 4 news. >>these are stressful times for most of us in one of the biggest concerns for some is getting enough food to eat and you know that includes pets. now in north bay animal sanctuary is stepping up to ease some of that stress kron four's ken wayne has a look at when jameson animal rescue ranch is doing. >>very concerned interacting with the general public. and so they don't want to go out and they trust us and we're following all come in 19 protocol, so they give us a call. they've heard about to see this friends or if a spot and then they give us a call and we help them with either like food medicine and it's really a nice service because you know otherwise i'm you know their neighbors are all seniors, they're all paranoid about getting the virus. we're not actually. >>knocking on doors just because we want to limit all contact. so we did call ahead ruth knows we're here. so we're going to step back and patients we >>to our medications farm, i know you still had enough for one with ever

>>kron 4 dot com morning kelly kron 4 news. >>whether it's mandated or voluntary wearing masks and gloves is helping to slow the spread of coronavirus but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports right now the way some of those are being improperly disposed of is putting people and animals at risk. >>as more and more people are using masks and virtually all essential workers wearing masks and gloves to guard against the coronavirus they're turning up on bay area beaches says day of save our shores. yeah we have started to seeing masks and gloves team to started on the beaches are mincing maybe a little bit more so in the parking lots in alongside weighs in on sidewalks and things like that, but definitely starting to show up for the young along masks and gloves are being left in shopping carts. they're turning up in parks and finding their way into the bay as well. >>they are a threat to the environment because they contain plastic says save the bay's alice inch and a student does not i don't agree. >>and unless it's picked up which

just go to kron 4 dot co slash features slash kron 4 heroes. that's it for now let's take a peek at the 7 day around e bay forecast to as we're going into this thursday afteoon towards the end of theweek wow 74 source till now with those mid 70's. but then you can see thgs drop off by the weekend it gets cooler. the cloudsmove in and maybe that chance of showers moving in on moay. then it drs out again next week. and it looks likthe sun is poking out next week. so if everybody behaves you'll be ableto go to the beach and santa cruz because remember they opened the beach inthe park and the work down there in santa cruz. so if the weather gets nice and that's again only if you beave because they're liftingthe order they say you still have to you know wear a mask and keep six-foot distance least from other peoplef they see people acting responsibly they'll keep itup and if they don't want all shut it back down again. that the kron 4 morning news for this morning see you back here tomorrow morning starting at 04:00am. wow! i'm original. one of a ki

kron 4 dot com. and still ahead this morning practice in youface during the coronavirus pandemic as sanctuaries remain close. we'll find out how bay area face groups are working to break the virtual barrier during this holy week. >>and we're taking a live look outside at light traffic on the san mateo bridge this good morning, welcome back to kron 00:04am morning news time to chck out the forecast have rain falling in some parts of the bay area let's find out more about that from dave spahr hi dave. >>hey good morning marty good morning, everybody and yogot that right happening down in the santa uz mountains and e south a little bit of that going to look to out have not en a look at pressure from the radar here but the populated areas are ust a couple 107 inch but that will build throughouthe day today and the real on energbehind it is just tting started as we put this into motion you can see it is stil more upstream end the dynamic behindall of this and the cold war isstill yet to be realized sothat

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dan kerman kron 4 news. >>san francisco will extend emergency child and youth care until the end of the school year mayor london breed announced today the recreation and park department well keep centers open until at least june the 2nd for the children of health care workers first responders and other essential city employees emergency care is provided throughout the city to children from k through 8th grade from 00:30am in the morning until 7.30 in the evening california is also trying to expand extra benefits to health care workers on the front lines of covid-19 our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the latest from the governor. >>california health care workers on the front lines of covid-19 now have access to travel vouchers and stipends governor newsome announced thursday the state will reimburse lower wage workers 100% of hotel costs and provide vouchers to others who need to sleep away from home for work so that they're allowed to stay closer to their patients. >>and provide them the oppo

4 morning newsi have to do is going where websi kron 4 dot com slash features slash kron 4 heroes andell us about that special person making a difference and kron 4 wants to congratulate bay area high school senrs graduating this summer and we're asking our viewers to submit a photo of your senior along with their high scho and what their plans are for the future. >>we'd love to showcasthem on air so send them and just head to our website at kron 4 dot cofor more info since they usually out they're not going to the fanfare they normally would this way we can celebrate not given some pps are we'll take a quick brea here at 5.57 coming up in the next hour. reaction the surprise annncement from president trump that he plans tosuspend all. >>immigration to the united states because of the coronavirus pluone very organization is stepping up to help protect people from the virus will explain how d the new plan from mar bay area tech companies make sure that students all across the state have the laptops and her supplies they need to learn from home. are the atkins shakes really agood as i'v

>>rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>joining us now working from home as our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with a look at our weekday forecast it was a really nice out there today did you get outside and enjoy the little bit or are you >>haha says girl tiles is going now that's right. but certainly had to get outside and enjoy some of that sunshine and hey what a day to day all around the bay area just a taste of things to come as we get closer and closer to summer outside right now you can see toward the golden gate bridge couple bought some clouds some fog begin to make its way back on shore we're going to see a whole lot of that in the next 2 days as an onshore push really going to kick it. but today it was special temperatures running well above the average 71 degrees in san francisco 75 in oakland 84 degrees in san jose 88 in livermore 89 that was the hot spot in concord today of 86 degrees in santa rosa really all around the bay area just tremendous numbers and where he is hard to blame people want to get t

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 5 lawmakers are discussing whether to add more money to the paycheck protection program to help small businesses at 5.30 why democrats say now is not the time. plus passengers from the grand princess cruise ship have filed a lawsuit against the cruise liner. how they say the company knowingly expose them to coronavirus. and a new coronavirus testing site has just opened up in the east bay. what makes this location different when we face adversity, we find a way through it. it's about taking care of each other. it's the small parts that make a big difference. at chevy, we promise to do ours. we're offering current chevy owners onstar crisis assist services and complimentary wifi data. to help keep you on the road, the chevy certified service experts are here and ready to help if you require parts, maintenance or repairs. you can also still shop and schedule your service appointment online. it's just our way of doing our part. >>worker

you find that page on our website kron 4 dot com and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 but vicki and i wille back at the top of the hour with kron 4 news at 9. our state home orders now extended. why one san francisco supervisor says it could be even longer if we don't take care of our most vulnerable populations and as we wait for governor newsome to get the green light to reopen our state it's still not clear just exactly how that's going to happen. >>coming up the u c berkeley professor shares his plan for getting businesses up and running again while making sure everyone is safe keep it here those stories and much >>you're watching kron 4 news. unfortunately we will need to extend the deadline. >>for the stay at home order through the month of may. >>now 9 san francisco mayor london breed announcing today most of the bay area will have to shelter in place. >>for another month. see you in june, thanks for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis shelter in place restrictions were set to expire this nd

has a menu kron 4 news. >>net food nks all across the bay area in great need tonight we speak to several organizers who sy they're seeing a 50% increase. in those o need food plus scientists are racing to create an antibody test to come back covid-19 but some believe this testg is unreable will hear from experts coming up. and masks w required which perry w required which perry county says you must wea wo i'm original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute. beer than you! wherever dramaops off pop my 100% l-white-meatclassicy poorn chicken combo for just $5.99. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat themnywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>of the week face coverings will be required in public in sonoma county the county alth officer issuing that der making sonoma the first of masks cross forcefully to go ports that manyresidents there say they're already on boar >>banda

all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com slash features slash kron 4 heroes and just sobbed put your submission, they're looking forward to it. all right so we'll come back and want to take a look at the forecast because it's friday you may want to go outside take a walk or maybe you have some plans. we wanted to check in with dave spahr who has a look at what's in store good morning, dave. >>well good morning robin good morning, everybody we're looking not much the way of fog all this morning, pretty clear shot coming in from u c berkeley. lit up all along the east bay shoreline there which is pretty nice as we start our friday off with mostly sunny skies things change in a big way this weekend though oh yes rain is coming our way but here's a live shot again coming in from u c berkeley. do want to mention briefly we have some when's happening right now and this is actually on shores, how most of them are going to be for much of today that means will be coming in from the northwest throughout the day favoring along the north korean peninsula that will shift a little bit as the storm

kron 4 dot com. our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside at the embarcadero and the city and the bay bridge and joining us now from home our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to tell us what's ahead lawrence. a guy certainly a nice day around the bay area spring sunshine and really nice temperatures some places getting in the 60's and even a couple low 70's outside tonight, beautiful shot for you look back and timber on the sum of moving in over the redhead limbs who sued after one of them a little bit overnight tonight of course along the coastline but that's about it otherwise we have a weak cold front that's kind of dropping it as a state but fallen apart as it moves on through so that means not much energy left for us to get any rain but it can help them excel some of the clouds little bit offshore wind kicking in. >>speaking of lee and it's been breezy in spots of gusting to 26 right now this appalling probably some stronger winds by tomorrow afternoon this time cold front going to b

dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you so much dan the state of california has teamed up with fema to offer new benefits to millions of seniors as well as struggling restaurants. >>our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >>governor newsom says when the state starts to phase out of it stay at home order seniors will be under the mandate longer to protect those that need the most protection and so i think it's just an honest with that in mind california is now providing unlimited healthy meals to seniors. the new statewide program will work with local restaurants who lost business using local produce to prepare and volunteers to help serve and deliver the meals will allow for the for restaurants too. start rehiring people are key people currently employed and start preparing a meals 3 meals a day 7 days a week, those who qualify are isolated seniors who have been impacted by covid-19 directly are at high risk of the virus have compromised immune systems or are in a financial position that puts them 600%

so let's go now to our website kron 4 dot com. so we can see the section here to go to the home page and lo for the slip to grads and you will scroll wn read all the ruleand look at all the pictures that ve already come in. and right now we're going to slapped this lovely young lady and highlight our marty barnes a palo alto senior gh school class graduate of 2020 who will be attending you seem or said in the fall majorinin psychology so you can go submit your picture also check out all the other fabulous kids we're doing some good and congrats to them. alright much re ahead here on kron 4 news says even though e're wrapping up our coverage at 5 6 o'clock it's right around thcorner and comingup coronavirus is taking a deadly toll at a bay area nursing hom at least 10 aths at one facility alone. how officials are working to stop the virus from spreading and protect the vuerable senior poulate population, i'll see mrs. walker. miael vasquez! i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn have done any of it with

>>watching kron 4 news.eople wanted to wear them. they can the people wanted to use cards which they have many people have them. they can in many cases the scarf is better. >>and now a 9 president trump announcing his administration will soon release nationwide recommendations about wearing face masks. this reversal is coming after federal health officials first told us masks were not necessary if you felt healthy, thanks for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus vicki liviakis scientists are also reporting. the new coronavirus sec could possibly be spread not just by sneezing and coughing, but also just by talking and even breathing. >>and health officials in san francisco, san mateo contra costa. and the only many counties now recommend wearing something to cover your face. whenever you leave the house for essential travel. so let's go and take a look now at the number of confirmed coronavirus cases here in the bay area. so far there are 2,800 confirmed cases of covid-19 tonight. santa

keep watching kron four, and we'll ep you posted. >>from the bay station. news at 6. >>yesterday was the deadliest day. for this virus in the state. a 115 human beings lost their lives families torn apart, it was the deadliest day in the state of california. >>governor newsome saying tha yesterday againit was the deadliest day for califonia. so far more than 100 deaths repoed. hello everyone, thanks for joining us. i'm catherine heenan 115 deaths reported in the last 24 hours in california. a jump of tape. the total number of cases rose by 5% tonight the number of cases in california, ,010 more than 1500 deaths. drive through teing sites for the coronavirus they are now open in contra costa county for now the free tests are only for people who have symptoms but kron four's felipe de gaulle says there are already plans to exnd that testing. >>a fever cough, shortness of breath. if you're experiencing any of those symptoms and live in contra costa county. you may be eligible for free novel coronavirus covid-1test drive-thru sites are up and running allowing for minimal

how is it thatou kron 4 news. in the north bay, the small town of kille us has begun offering free covid-19 testing toall its residents. >>th initiative began today and will run rougthe rest of the week linaspartnered with the ucsf and raised about $300,000 to make the drive up testing available. residents who take up the offer will receive tests one for the virus itself as well as a anybody blood test to see if they've already contracted it test results will take anywhere from 72 hours to a week. new zip code map released by san francio officils shows that themission district has thhighest numbeof covid-19 cases now ucsf is joining forces th the city to begin free ronavirus testing in a section of this densely packed ighborhood. anybody who works or lives in the area avenue and harrison street cesar chavez and 23rd streets and who is over the age of 4 is eligible regardless of symptoms testing will begin on saturday and run through xt to say online restration starts tomorrow. you can find the link on our website

kron four's noelle bellow reports. >>initial ban that the president had initiated a wle back prevent did some muslimfm coming into the country from particular countries but with his new declaration, he is prenting people from coming to the unitedstates as lawful immigrants whose families have protection for themto join them in the united states, san francisco, immigration lawyer elias shemispt tuesday unpacking exacy who would affected by president trump's newly nounced immigraon ban in addition, it appears thathose that are in the united stas and in the process of adjusting their status to that of a lawful permanent resident bad on petition filed by there. family members would prevented from applying a receiving a permanent residency n the formof a green card, he says the president relies on seion to 12 f of the immigration and nationality act to make executive orders like this one this time aing it's to protect ailab jobs for american citizens. however, she man says the way our economy has beenbehaving makes this mov

>>you're watching kron 4 news. >>now >>at 9 we've been hearing about shortages on personal protective equipment or ppe and ventilators pharmacists are now sounding the alarm on a possible shortage of fennel later drugs. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore while there is no surgeon bay-area hospitals, there's great concern about a shortage of ventilators sedatives and other pain killer medication, the goal to sound the alarm now is not good to be in short supply when his second covid-19 wave hits kron four's gayle ong talk to local health care workers and she has the details for scale. >>well california has been spared a ventilator shortage there is still great concern about the medical supply related to ventilators and nurse tells me just weeks ago, san francisco general hospital experience a shortage on a parallel to medication. >>asked. jennifer steen as a psychiatric nurse at san francisco general hospital and vice president of the nurses union s e i e 1021. she says the hospital

>>has it mae you kron 4 news.>with incomes, drying up because of the covid-19 pandemic falies across the bay area are relying heily on food banks for some to call reports now fr fairfield that's where the california army tional guard is packing food as quickly asossible. >>kept at a safe distance from with personal otective gear, 13 members of the california army natial guard working tireless at a warehousein fairfie to helpfeed the community. they're making emergency food boxes that a supplemenng our regular od distribution. the team has been paaging and bagging grocerieat a food bank of contra costa and solano since la march, most of them ve stepped away from their day jobs in the bay area to do this but food bank spokesperson rachel braver says some come from as far as is essential we've seen a 30 to 50% increasin the need at some of our distributiosite. and these are people who have never needed help rom the food bank for for for more than 4 hours a day 5 days a week the soldis are packaging 1020 und boxes fil

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>tonight, cafornia's judicial council has approved nearly a dozen tempary emergency rul regarding court proceedings here in the ate they include setting bail at $0 for misdemeanors and low level felonies extending the time frame for specified temporary restraininorders, extending the statute of limitations for civisuits and suspending evictions and foreclosures these changes go into effect immediately. >>the first ace in the state and basically the countryto declare health emergency and limit mass gatherings before the say home order wi santa clara county. >>tonight kron four's dan kerman talk tothe health officer the to see if she thinks those moves are working because there are emerging data. extensive community spread e than was parent to us even 5 days ago, we must take more acons to slow the spread of diseasand to protect the public it was back omarch 9th when santa clara county health officer doctor sara cod >>announced they we banning mass gatherings to stop the spread of t co

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well an east bay couple is doing what they can to help protect health care worker kron four's michelle kingston has their story. scary storiefrom nurses and. >>that helps motivate us jeremy and kelly coleman are making dozens of face shields every day with their children in brentwood to attach to the cloth masks are ready making at home. you know here asian and ark mask is a good thing, especially it's nonstop rect spray or any other ki of us e to consider coming the design is simple so she's faceits velcro on to the sides of a laminated sheet that attached to the velcron the homemadclock masks to shield can also be added to any sk using pens or clips the cost of these laminated sheets are about $0.5 and they're reusable nn can easily be cleaned. >>they're like we don't any way tothe mask and there's take a direct hit without compromising aware of so far they've donated hundreds of ma to 3 hospitals in the bay area and the phone calls keep coming hospitals now reaching out to them t

page kron 4 dot com and that wraps up kron 4 news at 8. here's what we're working for kron 4 news at 9 o'clock after more than a month away from his family, a bay area man gets a hero's welcome home tonight we hear from his wife who tearfully described her husband's plead to her they've don't let me die millions of people in the bay area are now required to wear face masks in public, a local health expert explains the right way to use and to reuse a mask as a new study reveals how droplets can spread. >>just through talking stay with us ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>you're watching kron 4 news. and now today. >>this is a story of survival. we couldn't be more grateful and we're trying to fill my brought. >>now at 9 this man is getting a hero's welcome for surviving his battle and his victor

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>on sunday, the emergency ordinance requiring the city of san francisco to pick your more than 8,000 hotel rooms for people who are homeless went into effect today, several supervisors are calling the pace mayor breed's pace in filling those rooms slow supervisors ronan haney preston peskin and walton all say the delay in filling those rooms puts the public at risk. mayor breed released this web site to track the progress of alternative housing for people who are homeless. the sideshows close to 2800 hotel units have been acquired and more than a 1000 of the units are currently occupied and unsettling scam in the middle of this pandemic a michigan man has been charged for allegedly scamming customers into paying for n 95 masks. >>they never received 24 year-old ronnie stephens in the second is accused of setting up a web based company and falsely claiming to have the respirator masks in-stock and available for sale and shipment stevenson allegedly made sales despite not ever having t

that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock but the news continues on kron 4 news at 9 on kron on an hour noelle bellow has a look at what's ahead noel. >>coming up on kron-on at 9 a promising new option for treating covid-19 a local hospital using plasma transfusions for some of its most critical patients of doctor weighs in on how it works plus warm weather draws crowds in san francisco but not everyone was keeping that 6 foot distance what police did to enforce social distancing, we've got those stories and much more coming up next on the kron on app it is free to download and watch right now. noel, thank you very much sara upset kron 4 news at 8 thanks for joining us, we'll be bad for kron 4 news tonight at 10. ♪ >> all right, guys. hey, what brings us all here, i think most of you know we're going to be serving a search and arrest warrant. our bad guy's name is dwight charles [bleep], and he goes by "chuck." we currently have an active ramey that's been entered for 245 pc, 422 pc, and 417.

kron four's gayle ong has more. >>the closure is to help reduce the spread of covid-19 while some lots arclosed here it did not stop people frm visiting the city. here at the downtown waterfront in usalito peoe could be se sitting under the sun somewhat out math this despite thcity closing municipalparking lots due toovercrowding over the weekend as of nday april 26th lots 1, 2, 3, 4, will be closed on weekends and mar holidays week it received complaints froresidents as well as community advising e possible violations we look into the violations. >>and we did notice that there were a lo more individuals coming to sausalo who were probab who work most likely non essential travelers any people from outside d community metered parking along bridgeway in other areas in sausalito ll be restricted to residents and perm holders are in counties shelter-in-ace order went into effect on mah 16 it appears the warm weather is brinng people out police want to remind out of town visitors they cod get fined if they violate public

>>rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>at know, let's get a check of the forecast john tribal geza night of the weekend and we'll see what it's going to be like for folks that are hoping to maybe spend a little time john the weather, i know has been getting cooler and cooler right. >>yes, so we've got a cooler weekend ahead james, maybe not the best for that same occurs weekend regardless so hopefully the crowds will be too bad out there because we've got to be mindful of fiscal distancing course you look outside from berkeley this morning certainly nothing super inviting looking obviously it's dark out, but it's still pretty great to to start this morning a lot like we saw yesterday now fog isn't going to be as much of an issue for most areas as it was low fog at times for the north bay but that's about the only spot that we're going to be seeing any sort of disability act where you will notice that cloud cover it's going to hang out with us for a lot of the day and even when skies clear into the afternoon you're still

>>kron 4 morning news.here's been progress in the bay area's fight against the coronavirus pandemic we'll have the latest numbers for you plus what officials are saying about this. are in counties announcing new guidance on short term rentals and parking lot closures all of this ahead of easter lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. e do now will forever, so let's do the right chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'

>>go to kron 4 dot com slash features slash kron 4 heroes.e look forward to hearg from you about amazing people in your community. >>and a lot of people say they're kind of frustrated about how the recommendations for whether to wear a mask or not have been changing recently, but again the word today from the cdc and a lot of bay area counties are in on this. doit cover up if not for you for other people kron 4sarah stinson now has advice on how to make your all. >>and sarah stinson here reporting from home to give you a little bit of a d i y face masks so that way if yo have to run out to an essential aaron and leave your home you are protected, we know that local and state officials do not want us going out and getting medical grade mass this one isn't in 95. i have it from back during fire season. if you have one lying around course use it don't go out and buy it they're saying that you should use fabric cover your nose and your mouth governor gavin newsome has emphasize though that this is not a replacement for physical distancing this is

>>you're watching kron 4 news. to make it crystal clear. that there's no light switch and there is no date. >>now tonight, california governor gavin newsome continuing to tout science over politics when it comes to reopening the state thank you for joining us at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and vicki liviakis newsome made those comments during today's state briefing. this is some counties including napa county ease some of their stay at home order restrictions. well county leaders there do note require you wear face coverings in public. they say they strongly recommend you do so, and they're now allowing some businesses places like golf courses, construction companies to reopen kron four's taylor bisacky explains. >>on wednesday for napa county modified and shelter at home order allowing for some businesses to get back to work as long as social distancing protocols are still followed we could call our show see attar the other engine, bay area where cunanan's murders are similar to disallow santa cruz and mon

>>long kron 4 news. >>a major stores across the country are beginning to use tougher policies to help with beginng tomorrow target stores will be limiting the number of people allowed inside the store at one time kron 4 sanaz hernia live in the newsroom now she has the latest on that. hi son has good morning. good morning marty starting tomorrow if you're going to a target store. >>you could be told to wait in line before you're allowed to even going sign that's because the store is doing what many other places have already done they're limiting the number of shppers thatcan be inside the store at any given time and it's all in n effort to create social distance now the number of customerthat will be allowed inside ll vary by location and will be based on the store's square footage than a larger the store. the more customers that will be allowed in after waiting to go inside. they'll be standing in line outside the store with markers indicating where to stand to keep a safe distance from others waiting i

>>a kron 4 news.>well the shelter-in-place order has been tough for all of us, but especially the young chance they can see their friends are separated from their classmates and teachers. they're trying to make the most of it gregory martin elementary school that's in pleasant hill. they traded in our virtual learning for a good ol fashion parade. the kids love it to the teachers stroll by the neighborhoods. they were honking and waving hello from their cars to the students and their families. they just wanted to let the kids know that you are dearly missed. >>that could teach a camp for us to they faxed a kind make good here. and some teacher, i know at least fire away >>this like a lot because it means that they're showing right this cost wis going around every neighborhood and trying to tear up people because well you're stuck inside and you can't really do much for the teachers are going out and doing this to check, i feel like chair of people. >>well the kids also said that they can't wait to go

>>rob fladeboe kron 4 news.ell now to the east bay where the city of fremont is ramping up efforts to test people for coronavirus they've now launched a free walk in testing site now in order to be tested. you need to make sure that you set up an appointment for san have symptoms of covid-19. it will take one to 3 days to actually receive your test results. now the goal is to make people aware of whether they have coronavirus so that they can isolate themselves from others. so if i tell someone that ok you have. >>covid-19 they're going to take more precautions you know, and they cannot stay in the home stay in one room in isolating themselves what is somebody who don't know that and they're still feel like they have allergy symptoms and that's still going out to out for a walk or something. >>right now the site can only do a test for her day, but they are planning on getting that number up to 50 they're working on it. if you want to set up an appointment check out the number on your screen you can call 5, 1, 0,

keep watching kron four,and w. >>from the area stationed. news at 6. >>i because i this is when the united states. the nt of authority is total. >>a contentious briefing at the white house today president trump asseing he makes the ultimate decision about how and hen to reopen the country and he lashed out at critism of his administration's handling of the coronavirus crisis. thank you so much for joininus here on kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waldman the president went on the attack today defendinghis response to the pandemic and outlined his plan to get the country back up and running kron four's terisa stasio fills us in. >>we have done a great job now i could i could have kept it open and i could have done what some countries are doing they're getting beat up pretty >>president trump on the attack saying that he habeen ongly criticized and how he has left the country in the fight against the coronavirus. >>all i'm saying is this how do you close down the greatest economy in the history of the you have no cases and no h,

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>>in vacaville fleet of all kron 4 news. >>the announcement that the shelter-in-place order would be extended another month here in the bay area certainly came in as as a a disappointment i think is an understatement to many people earlier today on a morning show we were joined by doctor reef white to talk a little bit more about how the stay at home orders are impacting our mental health. >>our routine is is gone and what we have now is a lot of monotony right and not a lot of brain stimulation at the same time is that we have chronic stress we're not able to like connect face to face that people are using screens which doesn't allow for a lot of see where the not too we're not getting a lot of sun. and it's just like you know and then we have great are not just the people that we've lost but just for the loss of our routine in our lives and our activities and i think it's getting to kaiser family foundation is been tracking people and 40% of people right now have trouble sleeping and that was as of friday they've been doin

kron four's mielle kingston has her story. >>one of my doctors contact me on mar 9 and that that is it when you need a home your kids need to stay home if you're headed into a home. >>he needs to stay home just a couple show wasiagnosed with stag4 colon cancer ars ago her youngest ild was in kindergarten, jessicwas 33 years old sh said 49 treatment centers done 44 rounds of chemothapy and a major uble surgery. she's tough she's a fighter. >>and she's now going through a clinical trial at ucsf hospil, i'm super exced to be here in one of the early patients on the trial and i am feeling really blessed to be part of it ch round of her clinical tral once lasted 6 hos because coronavirus they've been cut in half because of all the lab in prioritize the coronavirus testing. hey're doing the minimal l hecht thank all the betting that it would you. >>where they study how the new dr to interacng with your body that completely help it aside from her rounds of clinil trials, jessica is staying home her kids her huand have not left the ho

maureen kelly kron 4 news. the paycheck protection program which provides forgivable loans to small businesses is widely popular and quickly ran out of money. >>now congss is working to refunded washington dc correspoent alexandra mon has the latest on the controversy surrounding that programwhich ga money big corporations and left out many small businesses. >>the u.s. senate approved 310 billion more dollars for the paycheck protectn program.after the program ran out of billion in ans that were supposeto go to small bunesses but research by morgan anley shows more than half the mone actually went to large corporations if you are bigger company. >>you can take you know one entity that had 200 employees an carve that out nevada congresswoman susie lee says that's not what congress intended on the other hand senate reblican leader mitch mcconnell says the progam was designed to save jobs. u can make an argument that of my b is lost. >>the size of my employer doesn't makey difference to me the u.s. house is expect

keep watching kron four, and we'll keep you posted. what we do now will forever so let's do the right chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at ho. let's wash up. let's always kp r distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, well asthers. it will l be worth it. we c all do our part. so those on the front line can do tir part. we will all, continue, to thrive. we will all, continue, 45 is the time as we get closer to the warmer suer months public health officials areasking people to start worki now on preventing another theat mosquo-borne viruses kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >>there's no evidence that mosquitoes can transmit corovirus but the job of keeping the pasts under control is considered an essential seice, those woing for the marine sonoma county mosquito and vector control district are already deing with what's commonly known as tree whole heartworm disease to pets but gets warmer they expect to see the mosquitoes that can transmit diseases to people such as the westnile virus so west yet to be

that's on our website kron 4 dot com. >>kron 4 morning news one east bay mom battling cancer is speakg out about how the covid-19 outbreak is impacting her treatment now the labs are focused on coronavirus testing. and overall crime is down in san jose during this pandemic but a south bay police chief says his officers are responding to certain types of calls more than in the past will get into that coming up and a live look outside at us. traffic moving under hazy skies cloudy skies thimorning on the san mateo bridge we're ck in the good morning, everybody welce back to the kron 4 morning news and what he say we get a check of the weather forecast with dave spr dave yesterday was beautiful. >>looking for a repeat today. >>yeah, pretty much so you got the morning there marty and robin good morning, everybody and we're going to be adding to it you know coming up at the ante if you will occur, i raise you more degrees that will be tomorr by the way as we push closer to around 90 or so for now we're just doing a dress rehear

rob fleboe kron 4 news. >>now here in thebay area coronavirus cases contie to rise there are now more than 6,000 confirmed cases and 196 people have died on your screen right now you can see hothe numbers break down county by coty. santa clara county still leads the bay area was 73 deaths and more than 1800 cases. alameda county rht behind them with 40 deaths and over a 10 cases and san mateo now has 28 ked for nearly 800 cases. you can find a complete breakdown of cases by city on our website kr 4 dot com. and several bay area counties are now requiring people to wear face coverings in public. these e the counties that have issued orders for resides. that now makes wearing mks mandatory, san francisco, samateo alameda cora costa. marin and sonoma. some of these orders are already in effect others have been announced and will o into effect in the near future. santa clara put t some guidance today that urge residents to wear facial coverings but is not mandating it kron four's dan kerman is tracking the story

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>san francisco mayor london breed has been criticized for not fulfilling an ordinance that says the city must acquire more than a 1000 hotel rooms to protect the homeless from coronavirus the city has more than 2000 rooms and filled more than about a 1000 so far is what mayor breed had to say when asked why it's taking so long to get those rooms. >>the logistics of moving the challenges of making sure that people were registered at a particular hotel are the only ones coming into the hotel as they take their breaks or go out and get their walks. it has been very very challenging a lot of people working hard every single day moving as quickly as they can. >>the executive director of san francisco's human services agency says another reason for the delay is working with each hotel. that takes a lot of time and says they have different amenities to meet the qualifications to shelter the homeless. happening today we will be talking to san jose mayor sam liccardo about some of the issues

>>theresa kron 4 news. we're now getting a look at the data that reveals racial disparities and medical outcomes of covid-19 patients in the african american community kron four's haaziq madyun talked with a medical health care provider about underlying health conditions, the coronavirus and the black community. >>according to new statistics released by the centers for disease control a recent sampling of covid-19 patients revealed that 33% are african-americans however black people only make up 13% of the total us population and you 19 disproportionately affects black people because we come into the into contact with this disease sick, san francisco native jayvon behind it is the ceo of the southwest, louisiana center for health services which was the first clinic in that area to test a positive covid-19 patients over 60% of the clinic's patients are black when we come into contact with the virus we are for tensions were congestive heart failure or diabetes covid-19 affects the respiratory so we're going t