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laura: so many people in america want to kw, when is life g back to normal? until there is a vaccine? >> there is no back to normal. it will be a new normal. i think we will see much mask wearing during influenza and now covid seasons. there may be such. i think there will be elements of social distancing. wi thinkwill not travel so much for business reasons. meetings mor more.al business we are moving into a new normalr but yo right. if we had a vaccine that was effective, and if it were safe, and if could then deploy it so that we could essentially vaccinate the entire country, then we cou get back to a semblance of normal. laa: thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. laura: turning to russia now come over this week is not playing up as president putin had planned the country was that planned. a vote has been postponed due to the outbreak. sarah reports >-- reports. >> they used bake here for whole chains of cafes until the coronavirus. now just a hanul of staff. this businessin is barely scr by but the state is offering no lifeline. when she came face

katty: you kw, it is a complicated question.you got the states saying, we need the federal government do more. in the whitechouse, w is the federal government, saying it is the states's responsibiity. the sta argument is this is a complicated supply-chain issue and the white house is in the bestosition to sort components of the test from other countries. the white house's argument is this has to be coordinated at the state level. there is some politics in this. the testing goes badly, the white house can say the states did not do it well. if the testing goes well, the white house would like to be able to claim some responsibility. it will be fascihoting watching the relationship between the two men having met today forward to sg where the blame is actually going to fall. laura: indeed. katty kay, thank you so much for being with us. let's turn now to be of the coronavirus outbreak in the u.s. we are doing now b a doctor of preventative medicine and university.diseases at vegetable thank you for joining us -- vanderbilt universit

kw duane kuiper and mike cue coe are here with me virtually. >> we miss seeing you guys, especially on this night, on this day, opening day at home. giants and dodgers. this is kind of like a happy new year to all of us. how are you dealing right now, duane? >> we've always felt like opening day is a holiday. to us, it almost feels like christmas came and they canceled it or fourth of july or easter or thanksgiving. that's the way it feels today. because i mean, we would like to be in our usual spot, which is at the ballpark, in the broadcast booth. watching the giants and dodgers in front of a full house. that's where we'd like to be. the bottom line is, it's a different time right now. we have to put our seatbelts on and take this ride for what it is. >> i think a lot of giants fans just seeing these two guys makes them feel a little bit better. there are all sorts of scenarios, guys that we can see when the season resumes, maybe august 1st. maybe all the games. >> reporter: many of the games played without fans in the stands. but be ready for anything. we posted that full interview.

all the time.rk it out but, you kw,y fear is that there are a lot more out there than we know of. i'm-- i'm opositiit. and eventually, we won't be able to-- we won't have the resources to, you know, address them. >> sreenivasan: every year, the privately-funded youth outreach and shelterverganization, nant house, holds a national sleepout to raise awareness and support for homess youth. like most other public events across the country, last ght's sleepout for the first time was a virtual one. and, as c.e.o. and esident kevin ryan told me, the youth they serve are more vulnerable now than ever. kevin i, shelter in plagreat if you have a shelter. what about the populations that you serve? >> well, that's exactly the fear that confronts so many young people right now. they are often not with an inspiring circle of love around them. some have aged out of foster care. some of th have lost family members. and so, they're desperate for a safe place to shelte oin place. mathe young people covenant house is serving in all 31s cite also medically compromised. they haven't been regularly se

>>we kw that an underreported crime d so we really have to stay vigilant in thaparticular area and ensu that we market our resources well we can do our were 2 repair shops, 3 here restaurants. >>2 clothing stores, 9 hair salons since march 20th when police cald out scofflaws compliance with the shelter order has improved dramatically and is directly tied to less crime says the chief i thinit has to do with people shelter in place and people staying in residential burglaries and being down because people are in their mes commercial burglaries we've seen we've seen some up taking commercial burglaries and for you know for reasons because you know businesses are open. >>and you know so we're taking steps r that down the road chief garcia notes that budget and staffing issues om as the city grapples with the ongoing fisc impact of the coronavirus. >>less cre might mean more time for and forcing the shelter order. but it does not mean there will be a cop around when you need one says the chief. i've seen across the country. some police departments, not doing as muh as they did before the pan

i don't kw if that's true across the board.aura: and do you know just how long this social distanci is going to have to go on for? >> well, i have been very careful about making predictions about the future becae i think that if anyone had a crystal ball, there's many thing they woul have done. they would have shut down borders, they would have sold their portfolios. so i'm not miss it bf saying when. what i willha say is as we progress, we're going to start to have to think anew about how we go about our lives and so we're goi to go from incredible -- incredibly intense social distancing to starting to do things differently. are we going to have n restrictions how many people middle seats on planes. whatever it takes, we've got to return to normalcy al at some point but we're not there y. when we do, the going to have t be piecemeal so we know we're safe. laura: thank you so much for joinings. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. laura: as we were saying, ai brs prime minister has been moved to the intensive care unit of s

you know, maybe in the past, we could defer to our politicians, but we kw how much we trust our politicians now. right? we know how much, you know -- i don'think -- it's a game that they're playing that reallisn't relevant to me at all. >> will you tell him you think it's dumb to set a date? >> will i tell him that? no, there's no point. i got lots of other things to tell him. >> what will you tell them about sports? because the presidentis had said just ast week, "i'm tired of watching baseball games that are 14 years old." you're one of 16 sports industry leaders to join the task force. what are you going to tell him about reopening basketball? >> safety first, per end of story. r u know, if our players aren't safe, i would nek anybody to do what i wouldn't ask my kids to do. and if i don't feel it's safe for kids to participate, i'm not gonna ask any of my employees, any of the players to paicipate, no exceptions. >> let's take a step back. march 11th will be reay remembered to most people as the day of this wake-up call about the pandemic, beit was the day that the world health organiza

kws the wall street journal" said potentially 1 in 3 tests is a false negative. what do you know about that and how concerning is this for you? >> yeah, we are learning -- we're learning more and more about the testing as we do more of it. and i have seen those reports, as well. i think the reports that i've seen have said maybe 1 in 5. but you know, i think it likely could be a range. and i think that the tests we have may not be -- may not be perfect, they're not 100% sensitive and 100% accurate and very few tests are, so there is some degree to which we want to increase testing and we need to have a clinical suspicion that people continue to have symptoms that are very suggestive of covid-19 even with a negative t test. this is an area we're going to have to pay close attention to and understand the limitations of the test and also await better tests that come out as more and more manufacturers develop tests for us. >> friends of mine, a couple, one tested negative, one tested positive, yet they had the same similymptoms at the same time, it does make you ques

>> yeah, i don't kw who else's resources i would spend. >> how much is it g you? know? >> i don't know exactly. its. in the millions of doll >> i want toalk about unemployment with you, because while your employees will luckily be spared that fate, millions and millions of americans, more than 20 millionw after this weel have filed for unemploy-- unemployment insurance claims. and it's suc a staggering number. i wonder, as you lookmp at these uyment numbers coming in every week, how bad do you think it's going to get before it geter? >> very bad. yeah, i mean -- >> worse than the global financial crisis?ea >> y i mean, we're way past that already. i mean, i'm not ready use "depression," becau it's hard to define what that is, but it's gonna be difficult for a lot of people. it's already difficultor a lot people, and it's going to be difficult for businesses toeep people employed. now, i do have confidence that the entreprenrs in this country, the innovation that happens in this country will get us through this. i don't think this is, you know, a 3-, 5-year problem. i th

and we had a nosomething from a, kw chang homered. lions 4-1. how do you like it? tiger woods tweeted out his own version of magnolia lane for what was supposed to be sunday at the masters. cbs replayed tiger woods' win from last year. first major title in over a decade. tiger took the green jacket out of the closet and reflected on how special it was to win in front of his children. >> if i would have won earlier on in their lives, they probably wouldn't have understood it and never remember it but now because they are of age, they will remember it for the rest of their lives and i am so thankful i was able to pull it off so this is imprinted in their lives. you know what? your dad was a good player at one point. >> he was a pretty good player. the horse challenge is underway. first up, atlanta's trey young against chauncey billups. shooting from their homes. a family member recording. not exactly madison square garden. he rallied back to defeat young who looked like he was shooting on an 8-foot hoop. billups advances to thursday. chicago mayor doesn't want anybod

she spoke on "face the nation, kw" echoing the frustrations of many political leaders. >>> new testing options for east bay cities. this drive through site will be open at the alameda county fairgrounds. for people leaving in pleasanton, livermore or dublin. if you have a fever over 100 or a compromised immune system. if you have respiratory similar to ims or recent exposure to someone who does have the virus. if you are over 65 or homeless or pregnant, you are allowed to be tested. again, after residents of pleasanton, livermore and dublin. they will test 150 people a day after they run out of supplies and it opens tomorrow morning. >>> despite the shelter-at-home order, there's questions whether employees at tesla's fremont factory will be headed back to work this week. the company has asked employees to come back to work on wednesday. according to internal e-mails obtained by cnbc, many tesla employees have been working from home since mid-march. it's supposed to be open for basic operations because of alameda county's stay-at-home order, until next sunday. they want workers to come

elizabeth: president says he did inherit d a broken system, we kw that pandemic response in federal governmentile was depleted of masks after h1n1, he was left to deal with was not state of the art,. like trying to fix a freight train racing down the track at 100 miles an hour. what is what is happening now. i covered pandemic, and epidemics and anthrax attack and listened to infectious disease expert testify before congress, since 1980s, another pandemic is coming, we were caught flat footed, your reaction? >> number one issue in america coming out of this covid problem is our preparedness, i have not heard anything about moving our supplyly chains or medication ad manufacturing back to the united states where is the great journalism where the ceos are pressed why they moved things overseas and their plan to move it back to u.s. this should be the work of congress right now that is important work. elizabeth: right, bring supply chains back home. viruses outbreak will happen again, to the optimism erase for the cure in vaccine picking up, there are more than a thousand drug trials right now, i

lower income americans who show up for work will drive home the consequences of income inn ee kw qualitycountry. our next guest has focused on this issuer for years. he turned heads in davos last year. >> i heard people talking the language of participation and justice and equality and transparency. then almost no one raises the issue of the rich not paying their fair share. it feels like i'm in a fire fighter conference and no one is allowed to speak about water. something needs to change. ten years ago, the world economic forum asked what must industry do to prevent social backlash. the answer is simple. stop talking about philanthropy. >> he is the author of the book "human kind." rutger, this history that you called last year continues. as we discussed, increasing taxes to deal with income inequality. you turn on cnbc and you see billionaires talk about how much money they gave to hospitals. if you taxed them more, you would not give to charity. you talk about structure change to deal with income inequality. higher taxes on those who can afford it and universal basic income. until a

if the home's administror was influenced by the president the commander in sayg it was nothing you kw and wonders if you heard broadcasters. >>who soft pedaled t threat just think there was a lot of confusion. too much confusion r us, thanks so serious talk rao personalities and other people close to the president's spread faulty information about the virus. the coronavirus is is is the comon cold folks that was february. as recently as last week, rush s down in the gornment's medical professionals we didn't elect a president to differ on to a bunch of health experts that we n't know. >>how do we know the are even health experts he dismisses true expei yesterday and this ek he's still focusing on the holiday may want you to lame presidenttrump for the pro trump dia is on defense looking for any which way to prop up the president. amd new scrutiny of trump's panmic some are still trying to downplay the severity of the disease. the most are shifting blame to cha to democrats anto the news media incessant neverending constant complaining. >>and frankly lack of accountability of that got

. >> laura: sheriff, i have a separate question for youep i kw we have a little bit of how has marijuana legalization change your life there in california as far as crime? >> we've seen a significant increase in illegal marijuana growth across the county, across the state. >> no doubt about it. sheriff, thank you so much. great to see you tonight. stay safe out there. give our best to all the officers on the force. stay tuned for an alternate death might offer you can't refuse on the last bite next. >> laura: we are so happy that chris cuomo is recovering from covid. last weekend, the anchor was shamed well, cuomo finally caught up with that cyclist today and things got a bit testy. >> come here, come here, come here! >> laura: i guess sometimes he's just a little bit more like sonny than fred then. shannon? aura shannon: thank you very much. a brand-new round of government release passing 1 trillion additional dollars as it passes the senate and heads to the house as four and ten americans from are virtually all walks of life say they've lost their job and had wages currently growing nu

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the epicenter as you kw of the better. is working on donating her plasma to mount sinai hospital to provide antibodies brother says she's extremely thankful. she's alive and is motivated now to give back. you can spotlht, someone who is giving back and making a difference in their community by going toour heroes page kron 4 dot com slash features slug and excuse me slash kron 4 heoes. and right there you can submit an entry te us about somebody you know who's doing good things and we'll talk about it right here on the kron 004am morning news. >>time now is 6.56 still ahead georgia, the state of georgia moving forwd with plans to reopen the state today despite continued warningfrom health officials will tell you why that may be really risky. and another bay area cities making mandatory that people wear face coverings whenever theye out in public will tell you where plus bay area business insta cart is planning on hiring hundreds of thousands of new workers to try keep up witdemand for grocery deliveries during this pandic i

>>they kw unfortunately and then think are the dumping these the sameissue was founded goodwill locations across the east bay. >>ramirez says they don't want to discourage people from donating all together ju to simply hold on to it for now if you can so if you're inhe organization mode right now in cleaning up the organized what you've clned up andhave it in the corner office to go and as soon as our stores open will be happy to take your donation as she mentioned every time they have to dump your donations in the trash they do incur the cost of that so it's technically hurting them in the process. >>if you continue to donation dump the saint vincent de paul society, food bas are still in operation right now the organization is encouraging people who want to help to donate monetari if you have the means and the newsroom, i'm noelle bellow back to you. >>thank you know well anthen another reminder too that if the stress of this pandemic and dealing with the shelter-in-place orders beginning to get to you there's always the national disaster stress helpline with people professionals who ca

just kw we're all with you. thank you, thank you so much. >>good morning, everyone and thank you for waking up with us onthkron 00:04am morning new it's wednesday april 22nd, i'm robin winston good morning, every i'm marty gonzales our top story that we're following for you this morning today, cities and counties all across the bay area will start requiring people to wear face coverings while conducting essential business and in the st bay that includes contra costa county on 4 sarah stinson joins us. she's porting live from there with the details. hi sarah. >>im rd that's rig. i'm live here in the safe play and people are already complying with is new order that went into effect toda most people saying that they haveno they'valready been wearing a mask and everyone should do so so in here that have us mean to some video that you can see on ur screen people walking in with different types of mass some medical grade some scarves bandas people get creative and you can see they ave a sign in front that says you must wear a mask because business

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yesterday sailors from the kw"u theodore roosevelt" giave him a special send off as he was being dismissedbacks. >> that's how you send one of the greatest captains you ever had. [ cheers ] >> as you can see there, quite an organic show of support. another member of the ship's crew uploaded the video and wrote quote wrongfully relieved of command but did right but the sailors. that is our "last word" tonight. "all in" with chris hayes starts now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. half the planet is now on lockdown. the coronavirus is coming for everyone, and there is no way to fight it yet other than staying home, at least as of this moment. nearly 4 billion people around the world have been ordered to stay inside and so this is what that lockdown looks like across the planet right now. some of the busiest places in the world, times square here in new york city, london,

>>but this midday has definitely been put toa halt during this stand he order which as we kw will for as long as well as we can e for now so definitely prepare for that if you're an essential worker otherwise everyone stay home. stay healthy for now live in san francisco sarah stinson back to all right. thank you sarah marty. >>prospect of mass gatherings is negligible at best until we t to herd immunity and we get to a vaccine. so large scale.events that bring in ndreds thousands, 10's of thousands of strangers all together across every conceivable difference health and otherwiseisnot in the cards. >>governor newsom with a grim atement on the return of masgatherings and large scale events such as sports concerts and fares. one of those events a san francisco tradition will not be held this ye organizers of e san francisco pride have officially canceled this year's parade and celebration, san francisco pride executive director fred lopez says the announcement comes with a heavy heart as this year marks the 50th anniversary but lopez says it's in the best interest of the public and pub

you kw often people are on your stress or induced and kind of find and use a grocery workers who are happy t do with this on the front lines. so one of the oth things the grocery workers in work around because it's like is for stairs to invest mo heavily in security store security to ensure that the limits are being enforcedand that soal distancing is being forced to miss stores, a professor some aller independent time stores apparently e doing this a few anyway, but. >any idea what kind of the big chains. some of the big cins have done it in a few 3rd locations. >>so kroger has standards to in to some of these locations new blast. students has served on this i think a new york and that and some other places. but again this is onla tiny tiny number of the chain's over on is over on students. part of the problem is there's sound. conflicts betweethe fact of the stores want to d as much business as psible. some people argue that onli pickup and delivery actually requir a larger staff inside the store or at least a gger staff than some places currently have. and that might defeat the ol

they had a rain out, so sunday is the first game, first home run for real, kw chang, the first homerun round the world. so there is hope of possibly a foretelling of what may happen here in the united states, maybe a month, two months from now, who knows, really. meanwhile, i guess that education really has paid off. certainly for christian mccaffrey. of the carolina panthers. how about this remark he is the highest-paid running back in the nfl, signed a four-year deal, $16 million a year on average, ask anybody who knows him or has seen him play and work out, no harder worker, and this guy is a double threat big time, in fact, racked up 2300 yards for the panthers from scrimmage this past season. it doesn't seem possible but it was four years ago on this very day, april 13, 2016, kobe bryant called it a career after 20 sensational years in the nba. >> will he give them one last gamer? bryant on the move, with a jumper. 58 points. >> in his final game versus utah, the late, great kobe bryant was then 37 years old, 20 years in the nba, joe fonzi has the rest of this day in sports histor

the realization set in somewhat and i realized -- i it don't kw where they are. they have gone. eventually, i found out when the bomb went up andn everything started coming down, there were federal floors up above us that had taken them down into what was eventually known as the pit. >> why was the murrah building the target of timothy mcveigh? >> it was accessible to him. buildings were way more accessible in 1995 than they are today. you could walk in without going through metal detectors. it's a different world we lived in than we do today. people were going about their businesses and no one assumed there would be a terrorist attack in the middle of america. >> as we look at the pictures, of course, the magnitude of this explosion, the rental truck outside the murrow building, what was outside that caused such destruction and death? >> there were 4000 pounds of perl iser and racing fuel. he had put into these barrels much of what he learns from his army days. he was trained to be a fighter. he teamed up with his army buddies. in a think, you know, he was -- and i think, you k

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. >> as the stack of flowers grew outside police headquarters, we still do not kw orhenct artment deathn the line of duty, with all the benefits that accompany it. she is california's first officer to died from covid-19, but there have been other deaths elsewhere. >> to the best of my knowledge we're running around 25 to 30 statewide. >> brian marvel of the state research association. he wants officers to receive increased testing and appropriate safety gear for their work in the field. >> well, i think if somebody was asymptomatic who had the virus and didn't know it, and they were continually coming in contact with their coworkers, with their family, with people in the community, how many people does that get to? >> the worst case scenario right now is new york city. there more than a thousand police officers have tested positive. five have died. now in santa rosa add police detective marilou armer, a wife and a mother to that saddest of role calls. in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> and our hearts go out to her family and her law enforcement family. you can help support det

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>>you kw the goal is to make sure the facility access for patients and worryabout.ll get through this is a community in the meantime stewart rental has had to furlough manof their employees but berman has remained optimistic during like this. so a the air ch and desire. >>the certainty for kron 4 news, i'm jason dumas us. some relief could be on the way for small businesses companies seekg those loans for the trillion coronavirus relief package. >>could srt getting money as soon as friday officials say small businesses we'll be able to suit apications at the end of the ekend because th government is using an approval press that has been stripped down from the one used for traditnal business loans. the money coulbe available to borrowers on the same day. these loans are available to businesses rangingfromsole proprietors andreelancers companies with up to 500 empyees new tonight, a southerncalifornia nursing facility is reporting doze of confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 2 deaths officials say least 57 people havetested positive at the cedar untain post acute ca

>>i really hope and pray that they something does happen sen has a lot of people you kw who need their fruits and vegetables sold. that's what i did. >>reporng in pleasant hill dan thorn kron 4 news. >>our coverage of the coroavirus is always there for you any time of daydon't forget just go to kron 4 dot com ways have the latest headlines for you the lest interactive maps and tips on how to stay safe again just go to kron 4 dot com look for the coronavirus section under th news tab, we'll be ck with at cigna, we don't just and with healthcprofessionals in this time of crisis we run with em, toward those in need. we are 7,000 doctors, nurses, armacists and therapists supporting their effts on the groun and virtually. and just as we a by their side, we're by yours, too. and expert advice at cna.com/covid19 whaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let'wash up. please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, well as others. it will all be wth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. we will all, continue, to thrive.