the improvements that we've made at laguna honda not only benefits the more than 700 residents of laguna honda and the workforce there, but we are also sharing what we learn with other skilled nursing facilities across the city. in san francisco, approximately 40% of all skilled nursing facility patients and residents have been tested through universal testing to date. five facilities have completed universal testing. four are under way with our support, and the remainder are planned in the next coming weeks. so in conclusion, over the next weeks and months, we will continue to focus on vulnerable populations and expand universal testing to more congregate settings, including shelters. we will continue to focus on the five indicators that i and the mayor have emphasized. we will continue to work together with community businesses and other stakeholders across the region and coordinate with the state to accomplish as much restoration of activity as we can. and we know that the coronavirus is still here. but we are going to find a way to protect each other and enter a new era for our city,

the improvements that we've made at laguna honda not only benefits the more than 700 residents of laguna honda and the workforce there, but we are also sharing what we learn with other skilled nursing facilities across the city. in san francisco, approximately 40% of all skilled nursing facility patients and residents have been tested through universal testing to date. five facilities have completed universal testing. four are under way with our support, and the remainder are planned in the next coming weeks. so in conclusion, over the next weeks and months, we will continue to focus on vulnerable populations and expand universal testing to more congregate settings, including shelters. we will continue to focus on the five indicators that i and the mayor have emphasized. we will continue to work together with community businesses and other stakeholders across the region and coordinate with the state to accomplish as much restoration of activity as we can. and we know that the coronavirus is still here. but we are going to find a way to protect each other and enter a new era for our city,

honda gift fund from the friends of laguna honda. thank you. >> all right. good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for having me at your meeting, especially in such a busy time. my name is william fraser. i am the gift fund program manager at laguna honda hospital. laguna honda report requests that the health commission passes a resolution recommending to the board of supervisors that they authorize the acceptance and the expenditure of a donation from the friends of laguna honda totaling $125,652 to the laguna honda gift fund. the friends of laguna honda is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to benefit the general well-being and the quality of life of laguna honda residents. and they've been supporters of our communities for over 60 years. give me a breakdown of their donation, again, $125,652. $50,000 of which goes to the wish list. let me tell you a little bit about the wish list. it's a long-standing tradition of funding by the friends of laguna honda that allows the departments and the nursing units to request m

honda gift fund from the friends of laguna honda. thank you. >> all right. good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for having me at your meeting, especially in such a busy time. my name is william fraser. i am the gift fund program manager at laguna honda hospital. laguna honda report requests that the health commission passes a resolution recommending to the board of supervisors that they authorize the acceptance and the expenditure of a donation from the friends of laguna honda totaling $125,652 to the laguna honda gift fund. the friends of laguna honda is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to benefit the general well-being and the quality of life of laguna honda residents. and they've been supporters of our communities for over 60 years. give me a breakdown of their donation, again, $125,652. $50,000 of which goes to the wish list. let me tell you a little bit about the wish list. it's a long-standing tradition of funding by the friends of laguna honda that allows the departments and the nursing units to request m

the improvements that we've made at laguna honda not only benefits the more than 700 residents of lagunada and the workforce there, but we are also sharing what we learn with other skilled nursing facilities across the city. in san francisco, approximately 40% of all skilled nursing facility patients and residents have been tested through universal testing to date. five facilities have completed universal testing. four are under way with our support, and the remainder are planned in the next coming weeks. so in conclusion, over the next weeks and months, we will continue to focus on vulnerable populations and expand universal testing to more congregate settings, including shelters. we will continue to focus on the five indicators that i and the mayor have emphasized. we will continue to work together with community businesses and other stakeholders across the region and coordinate with the state to accomplish as much restoration of activity as we can. and we know that the coronavirus is still here. but we are going to find a way to protect each other and enter a new era for our city, for

honda gift fund from the friends of laguna honda. right. good afternoon, commissioners. thank you for having me at your meeting, especially in such a busy time. my name is william fraser. i am the gift fund program manager at laguna honda hospital. laguna honda report requests that the health commission passes a resolution recommending to the board of supervisors that they authorize the acceptance and the expenditure of a donation from the friends of laguna honda totaling $125,652 to the laguna honda gift fund. the friends of laguna honda is a private non-profit organization whose mission is to benefit the general well-being and the quality of life of laguna honda residents. and they've been supporters of our communities for over 60 years. give me a breakdown of their donation, again, $125,652. $50,000 of which goes to the wish list. let me tell you a little bit about the wish list. it's a long-standing tradition of funding by the friends of laguna honda that allows the departments and the nursing units to request materials, equipmen

the improvements that we've made at laguna honda not only benefits the more than 700 residents of laguna honda and the workforce there, but we are also sharing what we learn with other skilled nursing facilities across the city. in san francisco, approximately 40% of all skilled nursing facility patients and residents have been tested through universal testing to date. five facilities have completed universal testing. four are under way with our support, and the remainder are planned in the next coming weeks. so in conclusion, over the next weeks and months, we will continue to focus on vulnerable populations and expand universal testing to more congregate settings, including shelters. we will continue to focus on the five indicators that i and the mayor have emphasized. we will continue to work together with community businesses and other stakeholders across the region and coordinate with the state to accomplish as much restoration of activity as we can. and we know that the coronavirus is still here. but we are going to find a way to protect each other and enter a new era for our city,

>> so laguna honda is 800 residents and 1500 staff, so it's a lot of people. it's over 2,000 people, and it's very resource intensive for us to do the testing because it requires a team of people who have personal protective equipment, and so -- and -- and so we have -- currently, we have two mobile teams that are -- belong to d.p.h., and we're also bringing on board some private providers, private testers to help us with this. yes, it's a big -- one of the specific challenges with this specific virus is we have to retest. our goal is to retest, every two to four weeks, everybody. so it's a huge commitment, but that's how we're going to be able to prevent infection and save lives in the near future. >> supervisor walton: so the answer to my question of why we're not doing testing of asymptomatic testing in every area that we see communication of the virus is because we don't have testing capacity? >> so right now, the capacity -- the capacity is increasing, so right now, when i mentioned that i've prioritized right now, is so anybody who works outside the home

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the improvements that we've made at laguna honda not only benefits the more than 700 residents of lagunaorkforce there, but we are also sharing what we learn with other skilled nursing facilities across the city. in san francisco, approximately 40% of all skilled nursing facility patients and residents have been tested through universal testing to date. five facilities have completed universal testing. four are under way with our support, and the remainder are planned in the next coming weeks. so in conclusion, over the next weeks and months, we will continue to focus on vulnerable populations and expand universal testing to more congregate settings, including shelters. we will continue to focus on the five indicators that i and the mayor have emphasized. we will continue to work together with community businesses and other stakeholders across the region and coordinate with the state to accomplish as much restoration of activity as we can. and we know that the coronavirus is still here. but we are going to find a way to protect each other and enter a new era for our city, for san francis

>>beginning next week, san francisco will require all staff and residents at laguna honda hospital and the city's 20 other skilled nursing facilities to be tested for covid-19 on a regular basis. >>the reason that we're doing it now and the reason that we're going to be supporting a skilled nursing facilities to do that is because of the increasing recognition of how quickly coronavirus can spread in nursing facilities and how deadly it can be and the fact that in about half of the time the people that test positive do not show symptoms san francisco's deputy health officer doctor susan phillips says. >>initial testing of all 2500 skilled nursing residents and 2500 staff, we'll take a month. but then the goal will be to do it every 2 weeks and she says regular testing and other congregate living facilities could come next. >>we are also very committed to doing the same type of work. in shelters were people experiencing homelessness are together in single our residents he often see hotels in another setting up breaks and congregate living facilities like laguna honda have become common

meanwhile at a small harbor in laguna us locals await the arrival of the headwaters 3. a snack stand serves up quantised rice with meat and fish wrapped in banana leaves it's a popular snack at all times a day. in front of good at all if you prepare it today it's still good and tasty for another one or 2 days you eat it cold. once everyone's eaten it's time for a game of football by the river the players are amateurs but the commentator has the trappings of a pro. in the moment all i ever put up with are going to other whatever i want to double up over the rainbow a lot of those are all the way. back home for the at water 3 passengers swap stories of the amazon. francisca it algo is on her way to see her family any key toss she's looking forward to the new river highway on past journeys the boat was often left stranded the woman in the hammock next to her is on a special mission and hope she won't fall behind sched jewel. in the whole thing though we're here on behalf of the education ministry to bring mattresses and beds to remote amazon villages. and. once the ship is

so just a reminder to everybody, laguna honda folks, you're going to be first, so dr. hu, please sign out of this. everyone has to go to the closed session. s.f.g. folks, please stay out -- i'm going to notify kim and dr. ehrlich that we're >> good evening, everyone. this is march 20th, 2020 meeting of the san francisco police commission. i apologize to everyone and we were experiencing quite a few technical difficulties

kron four's dan kerman is live outside laguna honda hospital and he has more on this. hi dan. >>i catherine you know we're going to hyundai is one of the biggest in the nation of the skilled nursing facilities and the biggest in san francisco. we've already seen an outbreak here to try and put a stop to outbreaks at the other facilities and to check the other residents here the city is going to now start routine testing at all of the skilled nursing facilities in the city. beginning monday all staff and residents of laguna honda hospital and the city's 20 other skilled nursing facilities. >>will be tested for covid-19 on a regular basis. these are our most vulnerable residents in san francisco to serious infection and asked if they contract covid-19. >>san francisco's deputy health officer doctor susan phillips says initial testing of all 2500 skilled nursing residents and 2500 school nursing staff, we'll take about a month. then the goal be to do it every 2 weeks. >>initially thought was that it was either cough shortness of breath and if we saw those sometimes the contest, t

the improvements that we've made at laguna honda not only benefits the more than 700 residents of laguna and the workforce there, but we are also sharing what we learn with other skilled nursing facilities across the city. in san francisco, approximately 40% of all skilled nursing facility patients and residents have been tested through universal testing to date. five facilities have completed universal testing. four are under way with our support, and the remainder are planned in the next coming weeks. so in conclusion, over the next weeks and months, we will continue to focus on vulnerable populations and expand universal testing to more congregate settings, including shelters. we will continue to focus on the five indicators that i and the mayor have emphasized. we will continue to work together with community businesses and other stakeholders across the region and coordinate with the state to accomplish as much restoration of activity as we can. and we know that the coronavirus is still here. but we are going to find a way to protect each other and enter a new era for our city, for s

the improvements that we've made at laguna honda not only benefits the more than 700 residents of laguna honda and the workforce there, but we are also sharing what we learn with other skilled nursing facilities across the city. in san francisco, approximately 40% of all skilled nursing facility patients and residents have been tested through universal testing to date. five facilities have completed universal testing. four are under way with our support, and the remainder are planned in the next coming weeks. so in conclusion, over the next weeks and months, we will continue to focus on vulnerable populations and expand universal testing to more congregate settings, including shelters. we will continue to focus on the five indicators that i and the mayor have emphasized. we will continue to work together with community businesses and other stakeholders across the region and coordinate with the state to accomplish as much restoration of activity as we can. and we know that the coronavirus is still here. but we are going to find a way to protect each other and enter a new era for our city,

>> so laguna honda is 800 residents and 1500 staff, so it's a lot of people. it's over 2,000 people, and it's very resource intensive for us to do the testing because it requires a team of people who have personal protective equipment, and so -- and -- and so we have -- currently, we have two mobile teams that are -- belong to d.p.h., and we're also bringing on board some private providers, private testers to help us with this. yes, it's a big -- one of the specific challenges with this specific virus is we have to retest. our goal is to retest, every two to four weeks, everybody. so it's a huge commitment, but that's how we're going to be able to prevent infection and save lives in the near future. >> supervisor walton: so the answer to my question of why we're not doing testing of asymptomatic testing in every area that we see communication of the virus is because we don't have testing capacity? >> so right now, the capacity -- the capacity is increasing, so right now, when i mentioned that i've prioritized right now, is so anybody who works outside the home

and today at laguna honda hospital we are starting our routine testing at nursing homes of both staff and patients. and fortunately we have already seen a significant uptick in the number of tests conducted across the city. 700 people were tested yesterday at the city test sf site alone in the largest day of testing since we opened that service. i am glad that people are starting to take advantage of this option, but we can still do more, and indeed we must still do more. if you have been showing up to work during this stay-at-home order, you can now get tested and tested for free. there are several options now for testing, including your own health care provider, the two city test assess sites, and the four department of public health community test sites. these sites are open to health care workers, first responders, grocery clerks, construction workers, drivers, child care workers, workers at outdoor businesses, and others who continue to leave their homes to serve the community during this pandemic. please call 311 or visit sfgovgettestedassess for more information and to see a ma

i announced yesterday laguna beach, we announced yesterday the work that we had done with their mayor, and the work we're doing in san clemente reopwn laguna bea thmayor amplof colborandcooperative his ions o with termbeach acss to bethose beach for access and would we announced those yesterday and good news is just a few hours ago we're able to make similar commitments in terms of protocols with huntington beach and similar beaches. they're opening up again and extension of real gratitude for local elected officials that will work so closely with our teams over the weekend and over the course of the last 24 hours so we're in a position to make that announcement. it's a spirit of collaboration and cooperation that's necessary as we move forward and again, i want to express gratitude. folks in ventura, san diego, la, and elsewhere offering guidance and assistance on some of their best practices and protocols all aiding and helping support these broader efforts. huntington beach reopening and data point reopening and seal beach reopening and the county supervisors in orange county and w

meanwhile at the small harbor in laguna us locals await the arrival of the headwaters 3. a snack stand serves up one is rice with meat and fish wrapped in banana leaves it's a popular snack at all times of day. in front of her though if you prepare it today it's still good and tasty for another one or 2 days you eat it cold. once everyone's eaten it's time for a game of football by the river the players are amateurs but the commentator has the trappings of a pro. in the moment i am but over. all of them all they are all over the other goes. back on board the headwaters 3 passengers swap stories of the amazon. francisca it algo is on her way to see her family any key toss she's looking forward to the new refined way if they were here on behalf of the education ministry to bring mattresses and beds to remote amazon villages and intimate. once the ship is docked the porters bring the supplies to knighted by the government on the shore even if no one really seems to have been waiting for them relations between local people and the central government are strained many local pe

and today at laguna honda hospital we are starting our routine testing at nursing homes of both staff and patients. and fortunately we have already seen a significant uptick in the number of tests conducted across the city. 700 people were tested yesterday at the city test sf site alone in the largest day of testing since we opened that service. i am glad that people are starting to take advantage of this option, but we can still do more, and indeed we must still do more. if you have been showing up to work during this stay-at-home order, you can now get tested and tested for free. there are several options now for testing, including your own health care provider, the two city test assess sites, and the four department of public health community test sites. these sites are open to health care workers, first responders, grocery clerks, construction workers, drivers, child care workers, workers at outdoor businesses, and others who continue to leave their homes to serve the community during this pandemic. please call 311 or visit sfgovgettestedassess for more information and to see a ma

the school principal and longtime coach at laguna creek are going to retire this year and are hopingto go out with a bang. >> i wish i was going out on a better note but we are excited >> we will do it virtually and have as much fun. >> laguna creek high will have a virtual graduation on june second and will stream online for everyone to see. >>> kpix 5 is honoring the class of 2020 with a special shout out to our bay area graduates. >> we are recognizing kyle mcdonald mendez, who was graduating from this high school in veranda and going to cal state long beach and studying composition. we are sure he will be a natural. he has been performing with piedmont for eight years. we want to say congrats to alyssa from livermore high school. she is off to cal state northridge in la this fall and she has been an honor roll student all four years of high school and played on three different sports teams. congrats to them both. keep them coming with a snapshot of your graduate using the hashtag kpix or send it directly to 2020 graduates@cbs.com . no professional photos please. show where they a

require all staff and residents at laguna honda hospital. >>and the city's 20 other skilled nursing facilities to be tested for covid-19 on a regular basis. the reason that we're doing it now and the reason that we're going to be supporting that skilled nursing facilities to do that is because of the increasing recognition of how quickly coronavirus can spread in nursing facilities and how deadly it can be and the fact that in about half of the time the people that test positive do not show symptoms, san francisco's deputy health officer doctor susan phillips says. >>initial testing of all 2500 skilled nursing residents and 2500 staff. >>we'll take a month. but then the goal will be to do it every 2 weeks and she says regular testing and other congregate living facilities could come next. >>we are also very committed to doing the same type of work. in shelters were people experiencing homelessness are together in single our residency occupancy hotels in other settings outbreaks and congregate living facilities like laguna honda have become c

this city in laguna province is a drive about an hour from manila.his vocational school boasts a 23-year history. it's always given lessons on japanese technology, mainly from the manufacturing industry. last year it began teaching specific skills in four industries. classes related to the food service industry such as cooking, customer service and hygiene control are especially popular. they help in passing the skills test, bringing students o one sp closer to the new visa. >> she is seeking to pass the food service industry test. she studied electronics and communication engineering in college, but is considering working in japan due to the difficulty of finding work in the philippines. >> after five months in the japanese language course, she successfully passed the language course. if she passes the skills test, she'll be able to apply for the visa at long last. her grades are always at the top of the class. the eight hour day of classes has ended. students are required to live in dormitories to help them concentrate on their studies. around 180

why is laguna beach allowed to reopen while other ones aren't? >> well, i think the governor would say that it's simple, stephanie. the governor asked for a phased reopening plan from leadership in orange county and that the mayors of san clemente and here in laguna beach offered him one. essentially what that would mean is from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., just a few minutes ago, on weekdays, any active beachgoing activity is permitted. that's walking, running, paddleboarding, surfing, basically anything that requires motion and not overcrowding the beaches. whereas i think a lot of people, a lot of leadership in orange county instead answered the call through anger. this is just a few days after the governor basically issued a full stop on orange county beachgoing activity after we all saw those images of people sprawled out across orange county beaches. a lot of the leadership took a slight to that saying, why are you singling us out because of a few images on social media saying that doesn't tell the full story. citing the death rate, the number

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at laguna honda, we are continuing to have our 21 cases of covid-19 diagnosed, and to date there have been no deaths at laguna honda. >> as a follow-up, you previously said that san francisco does not count a nursing home death or case within the county's number if the resident lives somewhere else. we checked with several other counties. all count those numbers within the county, despite where the nursing home residents has a registered address. how do you explain that discrepancy? >> dr. grant colfax: so thank you for letting me clarify the issue. so first of all, we count covid-19 cases during our outbreaks as cases, regardless of the county of residence. so when i report these outbreak numbers around nursing homes, that includes all the residents, not where their home address is. and our measurement of confirming deaths at -- with covid-19 is not specific to nursing homes. it's not even specific to covid-19. it's basic vital statistics, that if a person dies, even in the confines of the city, but has a permanent address somewhere else, that death is reported in that jurisdiction.

steve patterson joining us from one of those beaches, laguna beach, beautiful laguna beach in california. looks as though it's a beautiful day and people are out there. but are they socially distancing? >> they are, andrea. you know, orange county is, what, 3 million people, 42 miles of coastline and as you mentioned only two community opened beaches. there's a reason for that. governor governor newsom wants to set an example if you have a detailed plan, you put it into place early and have all of the steps in place, this is what happens. this is laguna beach. you can see people mostly milling about. we saw pep jogging, walking, swimming. all of that is okay. there's a little bit of bunchup in congregation but for the most part they move on. all of that fine as long as they're keeping a strict social distance and not bunching up and crowding the beach en masse. some people were worried, though, maybe this is too fast too soon. wi we spoke to people in town worried about that and we also spoke to the mar spoke to the mayor. this is what he said -- >> i like what we see. people out watchin

at laguna honda, we are continuing to have our 21 cases of covid-19 diagnosed, and to date there have been no deaths at laguna honda. >> as a follow-up, you previously said that san francisco does not count a nursing home death or case within the county's number if the resident lives somewhere else. we checked with several other counties. all count those numbers within the county, despite where the nursing home residents has a registered address. how do you explain that discrepancy? >> dr. grant colfax: so thank you for letting me clarify the issue. so first of all, we count covid-19 cases during our outbreaks as cases, regardless of the county of residence. so when i report these outbreak numbers around nursing homes, that includes all the residents, not where their home address is. and our measurement of confirming deaths at -- with covid-19 is not specific to nursing homes. it's not even specific to covid-19. it's basic vital statistics, that if a person dies, even in the confines of the city, but has a permanent address somewhere else, that death is reported in that jurisdiction.

. >> de acuerdo y según el laboratorio pfizer habrán pruebas y lagunas para el año 2021 . >> el presidenteunes hizo una conferencia y líderes mundiales están ayudando con miles de dólares para hacer la vacuna . >> hay que hacer tratamientos terapéuticos antes que una galleta fue su respuesta cuando reporteros dijo que se vacuna guía con del coronavirus ? >> si quieren que sea en la fila ser el primero todo lo que sea mejor para el >> visite telemundo.com y participe de las redes sociales? decía, y la respuesta será leída durante el noticiero . >> 15 niños han sido hospitalizados por un síndrome está relacionado con el coronavirus, los menores tienen síntomas de inflamación de vasos sanguíneos y se las autoridades de la salud otros síntomas fiebre persistente vómito y diarreas, ninguno de los pacientes ha muerto . >> el gobernador dice que va a prohibir la asamblea de las iglesias para proteger la salud pública en esta pandemia, así lo dijo este martes. >> declaró que la orden preventiva violaba los derechos constitucionales, a principios de abril varias iglesias demandaron al comité estata

. >> we saw a small group of demonstrators in laguna beach today. >> the closures follow a failed attempt to mock governor newsom's shut-down orders. the city council voted to support the pushback. the issue of whether or not orange county beaches will remain close will be revisited. >>>hile bses are suffering. we're gonna focus on one industry in particular that was an economic powerhouse for san francisco. >> reporter: tourism is san francisco's largest industry. cs t 15 hotels are temporary closed. and it will not be accident as usual. plan >> reporter: the union square hotel has survived many things. earthquakes. and the greater reseg. it was the pandemic that forced the family-run business to suspend operations. >> reporter: john's grandfather started hotel in 1928. in early afrill, five out of 177 roms were autopsieded. >> reporter: when the stay-at-home order is lifted, operations ver fferent. whiching extensive cleaning proeshds. >> you're gone see peopl goop want to check in this way. exchange at the front desk. >> reporter: more than help of the clienteles went international. ns

>> so laguna honda is 800 residents and 1500 staff, so it's a lot of people. it's over 2,000 people, and it's very resource intensive for us to do the testing because it requires a team of people who have personal protective equipment, and so -- and -- and so we have -- currently, we have two mobile teams that are -- belong to d.p.h., and we're also bringing on board some private providers, private testers to help us with this. yes, it's a big -- one of the specific challenges with this specific virus is we have to retest. our goal is to retest, every two to four weeks, everybody. so it's a huge commitment, but that's how we're going to be able to prevent infection and save lives in the near future. >> supervisor walton: so the answer to my question of why we're not doing testing of asymptomatic testing in every area that we see communication of the virus is because we don't have testing capacity? >> so right now, the capacity -- the capacity is increasing, so right now, when i mentioned that i've prioritized right now, is so anybody who works outside the home

>> so laguna honda is 800 residents and 1500 staff, so it's a lot of people. it's over 2,000 people, and it's very resource intensive for us to do the testing because it requires a team of people who have personal protective equipment, and so -- and -- and so we have -- currently, we have two mobile teams that are -- belong to d.p.h., and we're also bringing on board some private providers, private testers to help us with this. yes, it's a big -- one of the specific challenges with this specific virus is we have to retest. our goal is to retest, every two to four weeks, everybody. so it's a huge commitment, but that's how we're going to be able to prevent infection and save lives in the near future. >> supervisor walton: so the answer to my question of why we're not doing testing of asymptomatic testing in every area that we see communication of the virus is because we don't have testing capacity? >> so right now, the capacity -- the capacity is increasing, so right now, when i mentioned that i've prioritized right now, is so anybody who works outside the home

dolphins feeding in southern california, laguna beach over the weekend. some say there were up to 1,000 in that mega pod. this is all so calming to watch. the dolphins travel about 10 miles an hour. it's really beautiful. i love it. >> it's stunning to see and we've been talking about how so many aquatic life, wildlife out and reclaiming. i thought this wasin japan the e right now. look what's coming out there, all these deer. i think it's just stunning. >> that really is calming to look at. where is bambi. >> we've all got to share this planet. snow in the sierra this morning? >> yeah, we're getting one last push of some snow across the sierra. as we look live heading through dublin we are seeing a lot more people up and out the door this morning. we are going to see our temperatures very nice, cool to start. as we head into the afternoon some of our inland east bay communities reaching into the upper 70s. 75 in santa rosa and mid-70s for the south bay. a look at hotter temperatures in a few minutes. mike, you've been watching the commute. what's the upd

beginning this morning, the republican use laguna beach for active purposes only on weekdays between 6:00 and 10:00 and only active usage is allowed which means no relaxing on the sand. >> exercise is one of the most healthiest ways to rehabilitate. we need to stop dragging our feet and get this open. >> the supervisor will put forward a proposal today to reopen all of the counties coastlines for active recreational use. >>> we have a check on traffic. we love the green. hopefully it is green on the roadways. >> reporter: there are a lot of green on the roadways very good news to report. we are only seeing a hiccup on 880 southbound. not this portion around here. traffic is moving nicely in both directions along 880. however we see some break likes southbound out of hayward and san lorenzo near the 238 connector. there are no accidents but with these new traffic patterns, we have been experiencing less volume in different areas. we wi typilly e that around this time but there are more cars on the roadways. keep that in mind if you are going towards the san mateo bridge. then there wi

agredables por lo menos los próximos días en nuestra región , pero también el color trae la presencia de lagunasun promedio cercano a 35 a 40 grados y en este momento lo vamos a ver y que va a presentar a 35, 40 por ahora así que vamos a ver esta imagen, calorcito para nosotros y estelas acuaras desde esta noche, es el panorama que tenemos y las condiciones serán estupendas y calurosas, más detalles mañana buenas noches, . >>> este jueves conoceremos todo lo que tiene que saber de la nfl después de la pausa . >>> y queremos elebrar a los estudiantes de la clase 2020 esto pudiera ser en nuestras redes sociales y es fácil descarga la aplicación de telemundo 48, busca clase 2020 sube la foto y listo, neutros estudiantes son neutro orgullo, estamos primero contigo ♪ buenas noches, y feliz lunes para todos la nfl planeaba planificar los juegos y también concoermos los calendarios de la nfl y habrá partidos para londres y méxico pero que fueron cancelados y la ptación será el jueves a las 8 de la noche y por primera vez será transmitida por televisión soy mauricio ramírez y yo le tendremos el calendar

i wanted to give my last speech but we will do it virtually and have as much laguna creek i wi virtual graduation on june second and it will stream online for everyone to see. >>> we are also honoring the class of 2020 with a special shout out to our bakery graduates. a we are recognizing kyle. he is graduating from catalina high school and going to cal state long beach in the fall to study composition. we are sure he will be a natural. he has been performing with the piedmont choir for eight years. >>> we want to say congrats to alyssa fuller, graduating from livermore. she is going to cal state northridge and she has been an honor roll student all four years of high school and played on three different sports teams. you can share a snapshot of your graduate using the hashtag kpix or send it to 2020 graduates at cbs.com. you can share their name, where they are from, and where they are going. you might see them on tv. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area, how your future dentist appointments could change once offices start reopening. >>> locked down restrictions begin on easing up right now

let's begin in orange county with steve patterson in laguna beach. the mood today has been pretty heated at times, what is it like now? certainly noise very, i can tell. >> reporter: this is one of those times. the passion continues, the vitriole continues. this protest was in the hundreds. some stillover when people tried to push their way on to the beach. i want to start off by saying, this has been relatively peaceful. protesters have been respectful. we've seen a lot of cars pass by and honking support. it's been a lot smaller than some of the protests we've seen, but still there were quite a few people here, a lot of people were angry at gavin newsom before all this starts. this is obviously a conservative bastian of orange county for quite some time. you can hear the frustration and the passion. as this continued, as the stay at home order continued, there was more frustration that built up when he issued the order to close oc beaches specifically signaling out orange county. that frustrated a lot of people, we spoke to a few protesters about w

residentes de asilo en esa ciudad, 21 personas se han contagiado del virus en la residencia hospital de lagunala primera ronda de pruebas a las autoridades mantendrÁn un circuito de pruebas en los asilos cada dos semanas, por otro lado la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos conocida como la fda aprobÓ el medicamento experimental. mostraron que acortÓ el tiempo de recuperaciÓn en un 31%, en un promedio de cuatro dÍas entre pacientes hospitalizados que padecen coronavirus. hoy tradicionalmente es una fecha para protestar por el derecho de los migrantes, sÓlo que activistas en lugar de hacer una marcha participaron en una caravana para dar mascarillas y alimentos a los trabajadores del campo, uno de los sectores mÁs vulnerables de esta pandemia. >> para esta organizaciÓn era muy importante venir a los campos en este dÍa tan importante el dÍa del trabajador sobre todo por la labor que estÁn desempeÑando cientos de trabajadores en estos momentos. >> uno estÁ acostumbrado a esto y tiene que salir adelante. >> mario y sus compaÑeros recibieron la visita de estos lÍderes campesinos que le entre

we don't want that to happen outbreaks and congregate living facilities like laguna honda have been common across the country. >>medical experts say the answers the testing provides will go a long way. >>if you test positive they need to go into isolation so they don't transmit the virus to anyone else if they've been exposed to test negative they need to go into quarantine so if they become sick, they're not going to transmit the virus ultimately the city still wants to offer universal access to testing or testing on demand. >>but at this point they still don't have the testing supplies to do that in san francisco dan kerman kron 4 news. >>i've taken a look at our 4 zone forecast as we show you a live shot of san francisco's embarcadero tonight. yeah i see the winds blowing that's been the case for much of the past few days our meteorologist but recent rodriguez is with us on this friday night first day of may but resign do it. >>and they're going to be doing great staying at home staying healthy out here in downtown san francisco in noticing some pretty gusty wind speed out there right o

that health order was issued last week, and we last week started testing staff and residents at laguna honda hospital, and this will be extended to nursing homes across the city. very important, this is routine testing, testing people regardless of symptoms on a regular basis. testing in the case of people having symptoms, whether staff or residents will also of course continue. >> will the department of public health test private facilities to monitor covid-19 for infection? >> the nursing home facilities? >> yes. >> so the nursing home facilities in the city, with the exception of laguna honda, which is under direct auspices of the health department, the nursing homes are regulated and overseen by the state. right now our focus is on doing -- conducting good public health interventions, and we are supporting those facilities going forward in scaling up their testing capacity. so the health department will be working very closely with those private homes and with the state to ensure that there are testing protocols made available, that in certain instances that materials and technical