lee is not here. by dusk, lee is not in culpepper. some of meade's officers say, we know what they are doing. they are pulling back closer to richmond. at night, he leaves his army where it is, half of it north of the rappahannock and half of itself. bad news for meade, lee starts slamming its way across the upper rappahannock. by nightfall, lee is suddenly squarely on meade's flank and closer to the orange and alexandria than the army of the potomac is itself. meade does not find that out until 10:00 that night when a messenger finally arrives in the upper rappahannock with the horrible news. meade has to order his troops out of culpepper county and put his troops in rapid retreat toward centerville. as he retreats, that railroad bridge goes up in flames. job security for railroad builders, they will always have bridges to be rebuilt. the armies are moving parallel to each other. there will be some interesting action around auburn. no time to talk about that. i have 100 pages on it in my second book. there is a scare for the federal

lee. if meade plays right he might trap lee in the shananndoah valley, tut him off, and perhaps create the opportunity to do on the south bank of the patomac, what he had just missed the chance to do on the north bank. as a consequence of meade's move into the lauden, we get a week and a half long chess match, a game of cat-and-mouse between lee and the shennan doe ah, meade in the mountain, and a flooded shenandoah river. the whole thing hinges on control of the mountain passes and meade is moving down the louden, lee finally figures out what meade is doing. i've got to get back into culpeper county into a blocking position defending richmond and the virginia central railroad. lee begins to move. and just at the moment when, if meade pushed things, there might be a great opportunity, meade halts his inventory for 35 hours. the reason he halts is because he's read in southern nurpts that lee has been massively reas reinforced which after the losses of gettysburg would make sense if it had

lee. and if you can't fight lee, cut off a piece of his arm. force him back. none of this is very helpful. this is vague advice. and meade writes -- most of his letters have been published. they were published by his son in the 1880s and they were heavily edited and not all meade's letters were in that book. there's one letter he wrote around that time in his wife who's a very close confidante of his and he says the administration would love for me to go out and fight and win a battle. but they're keeping their finger prints off any deneat because they set me up to be a scapegoat if there's a disaster. they're not going to do it to me. i'm not going to let them do it to me. so it's a very troubled and dysfunctional relationship. so august 1st, 1863, they push back. for lee, that's evidence. he's going to take his inventory back behind the rappahannock river, and when he takes his infantry behind the rappahannock river, he leaves stewart, occupying culpeper county using it as a buffer. if l

lemonis: hi, lee, how are you, sir? what do you do here, lee? lee: c.o.o. lemonis: okay. steve: lee is brand-new. he's been with us a week and a half. lemonis: and so how does the reporting structure work here? austin: so we have employee. lemonis: yup, one. austin: we have leads. lemonis: two. austin: we have the foreman. lemonis: three. austin: you have the production manager. lemonis: four. austin: then i have steven slosher, who's the gm. lemonis: five. austin: then that's his boss. lemonis: six. austin: who's his boss. lemonis: seven. austin: yeah. lemonis: so seven layers between you and the people that make the magic happen. steve: correct. lemonis: does that seem like a lot to you? steve: yes, it does. lemonis: how about to you? lee: no, it doesn't. the only redundancy that we might have is austin because... lemonis: meaning... lee: ...you have a general manager, foreman. the foreman is over the two leads. lemonis: pause. did you catch what he said? john: "the only redundancy is this guy right here." lemonis: the guy we're standing right next to. dick move. john:

lee: puts it with the framers. so the framers, re- engaging in this kind of radical active this system of self-governance, and they felt political parties were very dangerous things. they had read their history of ancient roman greeson early republic. and they thought that civil war was a real threat. and so the worst happened when it got split into and then there were two parties and the majority party in a minority party often what would happen with the majority of the point they would use his power to oppress minority party so they thought that they were going to come up with a system of government make it very hard for parties to form. cameron legislature they were to have three branches of government on top of federalism. that didn't make it very hard for parties to form. at least, and a coherent way. in fact it is one of the reasons why many parties have always been weak and incoherent up until recent times but because blood parties were state and local, the coalition parties separate branches. the several de

there was a lee avenue in brooklyn, leading to headquarters robert e lee used when he was stationed in new york. the name was changed. there is a tree that he had planted outside of the house where he had stayed, which was chopped down or uprooted, and then it turns out it was not the original tree. it was a replacement tree. [laughter] harold: here's one other example. the mayor of new york established a statue and memorial committee to examine all of the statues built in new york city and determined which of them offended the public since ability -- sensibility. they started talking about columbus and then the fight became huge, a bridge too far in new york city. so they focused on a statue outside the new york gynecological association. [laughter] sims, aof dr. j beverly very interesting figure. he was a white doctor who invented a cure for some hideous postnatal condition, and saved innumerable women from such suffering that they often committed suicide as a result of developing this condition after childbirth. on dr. sims experimented developing this procedure on enslaved women, w

lee and stonewall jackson. in a modern city, i don't see why some but he has to walk by them in the morning. let's put them in a place where they can be curated. gary: this is something hard to deal with in a short period of time. what we do with the statue is a local issue, first of all. i don't think anyone who lives in tacoma, washington should have anything to say about statues and charlottesville, virginia. i think it's a local issue. there should be a local process. charlottesville took a careful approach toward what to do with the statues of lee and jackson. and that was they had public hearings. they had a range of witnesses who spoke at those hearings. they had a commission that sifted through the evidence and made a recommendation to the politicians in charlottesville. i think that's the way to go about that. as one who taught at the him university of virginia for 22 years and used the confederate memorial landscape as a teaching tool for all those 22 years, i find it somewhat distressing that we flat

doctor lee, tragically fell victim to that very disease. but not before he was victimized by his own government, the chinese, communist party. lee was 34 years old when he passed away of coronavirus on fibroid seventh. he had a wife and a young child, and another young child on the way. his whole life was ahead of him. and now, his wife is widowed, his child has no father, and his second child will never know his father. but as lindo, when you become a doctor, you pledge to care for ther sick and the dying, whatever the hardships, whatever the cost, whatever the risk to yourself. so when patients with a severe pneumonia began appearing in his hospital late last year, he sounded the alarms to for fellow doctors. the chinese communist party responded with lightning speed. not to contain the epidemic but to intimidate doctor lee and attack his reputation. local communist goons paid him a visit a few days later forcing him to retract his statement and apologize for so-called illegal behavior. china state media piled on, denouncing lee and other

lee: i second. >> with staff recommendations. >> commissioner lee: i second. [roll call] >> president bleiman: all right. it's been approved. thank you very much for coming in. please follow up with our deputy director at your earliest convenience. >> okay. the final permit on the regular agenda is a place of entertainment minor amendment at 26 mix located at 3424 mission street to revise their existing security plan. the current owner of 26 mix has held a p.o.e. license since 2011, but they're here to -- okay. you threw me off there -- at the request of director weiland because we've seen an uptick of incidents occurring inside and outside of the address. i've included a list of the occurrences for your review. we also wanted to modernize their existing permit conditions as many are now covered by statute, the good neighbor policy, or the revised security plan. the revised security plan was reviewed by s.e. plan and sfpd mission. please note the applicant is also requesting to extend their hours un

governor lee: good afternoon. hank you for joining for our wednesday covid-19 briefing for the state of tennessee. talk about in to covid-1919, i want to revisit and continue to talk about the disaster that our state continues to face, the tornadoes that happened earlier this month and the subsequent damage that tornadoes.om those yesterday, i received word that disaster pproved our declaration, which opens up funding, among other things, for the remaining counties that had not previously been approved. affected are now covered by fema. hat would be denton county, carol, davidson, putnam, smith, and wilson counties. while other states are somewhat solely focused on covid-19, we here in tennessee those e to focus on victims of the tornadoes on their families, on the relief targeted efforts that we have put in places for victims tornadoes. and we will continue to do so. the support and that the victims receive from the state and federal government also communities support -- the substantial community support that's

the government had listened to doctor lee's initial warnings. then reached out to international aid organizations and asked for assistance. in deployed additional resources to the hospitals and wuhan and hold the chinese people to exercise caution. now there is no way to be sure but i would imagine the current intuation would look somewhat different. china's censorship seriously handicapped our global response to this new virus and they continue to release inconsistent and misleading consists statistics about the current state of the virus. they reported that the number of new cases continues to ten to christ but i ask you, how can we possibly trust this data . how do we know that this just isn't the latest attempt to downplay a crisis. while china's lack of transparency in the coronavirus leaves us with doubt, and the greatest global impact is on the only country guilty of misrepresenting the nature of the threat and the rest of the world. we also suspected massive censorship from eran which is battling one of the world's largest outbreaks. acc

lee: i second.th staff recommendations. >> commissioner lee: i second. [roll call] >> president bleiman: all right. it's been approved. thank you very much for coming in. please follow up with our deputy director at your earliest convenience. >> okay. the final permit on the regular agenda is a place of entertainment minor amendment at 26 mix located at 3424 mission street to revise their existing security plan. the current owner of 26 mix has held a p.o.e. license since 2011, but they're here to -- okay. you threw me off there -- at the request of director weiland because we've seen an uptick of incidents occurring inside and outside of the address. i've included a list of the occurrences for your review. we also wanted to modernize their existing permit conditions as many are now covered by statute, the good neighbor policy, or the revised security plan. the revised security plan was reviewed by s.e. plan and sfpd mission. please note the applicant is also requesting to extend their hours until 2:

lee and attacked his reputation. local communist goons paid him a visit a few days later, forcing him to apologize for so-called illegal behavior. china state media piled on, get lee and -- denouncing other whistleblowers as fear mongers. that has been the pattern of the chinese communist party's response to the coronavirus from the very beginning. usershinese internet flooded social media with indignation following dr. lee's death, the cries were scrubbed from the internet by the communist party's censors. the an activist called for chairman to step down, he was detained and disappeared. when a wall street journal, -- wall street journal columnist wrote an article about the chinese coming as parties failure to contain the virus, the chinese communists kicked three of the paper's reporters out of the country. the chinese coming as party's deception has been so thorough -- chinese communist party's deception has been so thorough that any efforts have an quickly suppressed and punished. when the number of reported infe

lee: i second. >> with staff recommendations. >> commissioner lee: i second. [roll call] >> president bleiman: all right. it's been approved. thank you very much for coming in. please follow up with our deputy director at your earliest convenience. >> okay. the final permit on the regular agenda is a place of entertainment minor amendment at 26 mix located at 3424 mission street to revise their existing security plan. the current owner of 26 mix has held a p.o.e. license since 2011, but they're here to -- okay. you threw me off there -- at the request of director weiland because we've seen an uptick of incidents occurring inside and outside of the address. i've included a list of the occurrences for your review. we also wanted to modernize their existing permit conditions as many are now covered by statute, the good neighbor policy, or the revised security plan. the revised security plan was reviewed by s.e. plan and sfpd mission. please note the applicant is also requesting to extend their hours un

liberals like spike lee. >> you look at a person like spike lee. look at him as he per pet waits racism daily. he makes movies about racism keeping you stuck in the pain of your ancestors. instead of calling white people racist, he's being a racist towards black people. trish: more fallout from a top dem gleefully threatening supreme court justices. >> i want you to tell you gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh. you have released a whirlwind and you will pay the price. trish: republican congressional people elise stefanik says she received a vial, threatening note while grossy shopping over the weekend. the first liberal media hope can the coronavirus will be trump's downfall. >> we have to have some kind of leadership. >> the world is note looking for president trump to lead on this. this may be donald trump's katrina. trish: my next guest doesn't do. things you can do with schwab: you can earn more when you invest your cash. ♪ you can get a satisfaction guarantee. ♪ you can also wonder why our competitors don't offer that. schwab, a modern appr

lee: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and insert remarks extraneous material on s. 760, support for veterans in apprenticeships act of 2019. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mrs. lee: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. in strong rise support of s. 760, the support in effective apprenticeships act. this is a commonsense approach o help those who have laid their lives on the line for our freedom. so many of our veterans life and to civilian need to develop a skill to get a good-paying job. not suited for traditional education pathways. registered e apprenticeship programs are so important. nd this legislation takes important steps to increasing access to complete financial assistance they can registered ct to a apprenticeship program. egistered apprenticeships are he most successful workforce development. 90% of workers who complete an has an average sa

lee.n lemon reminded us recently how the liberal media's views on, well, are not so nice about average, hard working pro-trump meshes. >> donald trump's the smart one. y'all are dumb. [laughter] >> you elitists with your geography and math and spelling -- [laughter] >> your reading. trish: that's why it's all the more shocking when msnbc's brian williams and a new york times editorial board member -- >> got it. let's put it up on the screen. when i read it tonight on social media, it kind of all became clear. [laughter] trish: really? sorry, guys. that's not a million bucks a person, not even close. that's $1.53 a person. coming up, the problem with the far left using aoc math is worse than you think. i'm calling out all the dems for their aoc math right after this. ♪ when i switched to geico. this is how it made me feel. it was like that feeling when you go to high-five a coworker, and you do a perfect high-five. everyone is really excited for you because it was such a great high-five. an

that same day reporter henry lee received another e-mail.ssage soon followed by more supporting denise's claim that this was no hoax from a person claiming to have been one of the kidnappers. >> they were very articulate. clearly written by someone who was extremely intelligent. >> ms. huskins was absolutely kidnapped. we did it. we will provide incontrovertible proof. the writer claimed to be part of a group, more than two, fewer than eight in number. >> they go into extreme length about a series of crimes they committed. >> some of us have a tech background. stealing late model cars, according to the e-mail, the group decided to try kidnapping because we wanted something with a high payout that we only had to do once or a few times. >> what is going on? why are you apparently confessing? >> the writer admitted that the reality of the kidnapping was much more upsetting than expected. we fancied ourselves a sort of ocean's 11 gentlemen criminals who only took stuff that was insured for people who could afford it. the horrifying reality of wh

herbert lee has been found shot to death. eh hearst shot him. state representative eh hearst shot him. hearst claimed that -- how do you say this -- it was self-defense. i am going to walk you through this like we walked through scottsboro. herbert lee drove up in his truck, got out of his truck with a tire iron, swinging it at mississippi state representative eh hearst. all who believe that story, please raise your hand. [laughter] are you saying it lacks credibility? it does. but he had witnesses. >> of course. >> he had a lot when i'm lewis allen and said it happen the way the u.s. representative said it happen, got out of trucks swinging attire arm and so the representative had to protect himself and so he shot him. >> bob moses is listening to this and saying it is not adding up, that is really not adding up. let's see what we can do here, and so he begins to talk to lewis allen. is that how it really happened? >> yes. >> no really, is that how it really happened? >> yes. >> is that how it really happened? >> no. and lewis allen was a very

and the truth was that herbert lee drove up. the moment he got out of his truck, e.h. hurst shot him, then took a tire iron and planted it under his body. louis allen would come back to mississippi because he missed mississippi. his business was in mississippi. he was in lumber and he would come back and then -- louis allen suffered three shotgun blasts to his face on his last trip back to mississippi. bob moses took that death on his shoulders and in his heart and in his soul. because he's like, louis allen, if i hadn't talked to him, if i hadn't convinced him to tell the truth, that man would still be alive. one of the things that became really clear to him, what became really clear to him was that it was going to take more than what sncc had been able to do to bring voting rights to mississippi. it was going to take more than this structure of the council of fed rated organizations because there are bodies piling up and nothing is moving. nothing is changing. how do you create change? but moses comes up with freedom summer. and freedom summer will be that moment whe

it's not just happens to dr lee it happens to many others and issue there really isn't so much what happens to and individual doctor the crux of the matter here really was that the parties they systematically cover up we're talking about at least 6 weeks and probably full tool months when they knew about human to human transmission and they were being one about it and they is that of doing something about it cover up and now that my iris to get transmitted and still are not. sharing all the information that would enable all in more anywhere in the world to be able to understand better how will the murderous originated and the 4 put out in his strongest vision to contain the virus and perhaps to prevent something similar from happening again even if we can continue this way for enlarged so yes if they could think that they have apologized to dr lee for something that should never have happened in the 1st instance but that was not of the senate a change in policy it would be send a change in public relations management because let me ask you about chinese president xi jinping is he go

sheila jackson lee has never wondered about what's worth losing over.he knows why she got involved. just like -- you know -- she's not only -- just like garcia, the first latina to represent houston in congress. she knows why she's involved. she's on the side of working families here in houston, standing up for the vulnerable, from her very first day as a legal aid lawyer. i understand that. i used to be a public defender when i was a kid, when i got out of school. houston is in good hands with such leadership and visionary leaders as you have fighting for you and the combination of the one who has been there and has great power in the congress, the one who is amassing power for the same reason they know why they're involved. and they know why they're involved. you know, just a few days ago, the pundits declared my campaign dead. but then along came south carolina. [applause] south carolina had something to say about it. as i stand here today because of minority communities, i am very much alive because of you. [applause] we not only won in south caroli

ktvu's henry lee has the emotional reaction from n eeumda ia wilson's family. . >> reporter: john leel will await his fate. cowell is convicted of toefrped murder. both sisters were stabbed in the neck. latifa and another sister lashya wilson also took the stand in the trial. the prosecutor says it was all an act and that cowell wanted to look crazy. >> we half way there. they see exactly what we saw and that's good. so we're still climbing the hill but we're at the top. we're trying to make it down. >> he's not crazy. he said it himself. he knew what he did. they should see that tomorrow. >> reporter: on wednesday, the sanity phase of the trial begins. if they find him sane he could be facing life in prison without parol. his attorney declined to comment as did the d.a. aesz office. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is now 4:16. due in court today, the man accused of killing a teenager three years ago and burrying his body near sonoma state university. daniel carrilo is found in the connection with the death. police arrested carillo february february 28th. investigators say cellphone informa

greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> here is where the del good night count stants tonight.oe biden 566, bernie sanders 101. elizabeth warren with 61. michael bloomberg 53. most states including california are not d and the nu change. >>> a judge tossed out a lawsuit filed by tulsi gabbard against google. she sued after her campaign account was pulled following the first debate. she claimed google suspended the count because of political bias but the judge decided since google is not a government entity it was not bound by the first amendment. >>> new taxes and bond measures on super tuesday. so far prop 13 is going down with defeat. it would raise bonds to fix california schools. voters in contra costa county turned down measure j, a sales tax for transportation projects and voters rejected extending a sales tax for the smart train. >> sales there is natural constituency that won't vote for transportation taxes. >> some taxes and bonds are headed to victory, including for schools in west contra costa county. the city of berkeley approved a trio of taxes and bonds and at mea

the question is always --good lee have won the war? i was once asked if i thought lee could have won the war if he had been equipped with the atomic bomb. [laughter] i'm not joking. i'm not joking. it, i knewld have the answer to the question. [laughter] which i will now vouchsafed to you. the answer is -- no. lateif he had the bomb, had no b-29 to deliver it. [laughter] callinge in my mind lee jeff stewart to his headquarters and saying -- ok, i want you to take this gizmo and ride like hell towards yankee lines. light the fuse and well, you won't be coming back. [laughter] but i want you to know that i have written a very nice letter to mrs. stewart complementing you on how bravely you were vaporized. but yet, there is still a lesson to be learned from these strange and sometimes ridiculous rationalizations to retroactively change the outcome of the work. it -- they make it clear to me that the wars era, its people, and its conclusion and after effects have such a deep hold on our consciousness and imagination that we will strain bot

amber lee had showers in san jose. san jose 15 minutes ago. san jose down pouring. it is isolated.t as well and toward walnut creek. light. not light. short-lived stuff. they are out of here tomorrow. tomorrow is partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. yeah. a nice day tomorrow and a little bit warmer. with that temperatures back into the 60s. clouds in san francisco, on the bay. not a lot of wind. not lot of fog but nice weather coming our way next 48 hours. saturday clouds increase. tomorrow morning, oakland, all of us, tomorrow looks like this. really nice. you know, a lot of us are stuck at home with the kids. and you are looking to get out. next couple days you have an opportunity to get out. stretch your legs. and enjoy yourself. get sun. one of the best things you can do, in this environment, just go outside, go for a walk. out in the sun. smell the air. best thing you can do. 7:00 tomorrow. tomorrow night, mostly clear. friday mostly clear. and then saturday, clouds increase and sunday a chance for a shower. at this point, maybe sunday and monday. sunday is not the greatest d

lee: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to suspend the quorum call. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. lee: mr. president, they spied on the president of the united states. they used the appar are the us of the u.s. -- they used the apparatus of the u.s. government's superb government agencies to spy on then-candidate donald trump, now president of the united states. they did so in a way that was entirely predictable, entirely foreseeable, in some ways avoidable, if in fact we had the right laws on the books. we don't. that needs to change. that's why this moment -- a pivotal moment when three provisions of the foreign intelligence surveillance act are about to expire this sunday, the 15th of march. we've known this day was coming for many years. in fact, it was in 2015 when congress last reauthorized the three expiring provisions not on any long-term basis. the three provisions -- the last of threes two provisions -- 215 -- i'm directing most of my remarks. 215 is only the begi

greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> joe biden picking up four states of. north dakota and washington have not been called. f called. >>> stocks regained half of their losses from yesterday. dow up 1167 points after falling more than 2,000 points yesterday. the nasdaq up 393. the s& p 500 up 135. traders encouraged by the news that the white house is looking at measures to help workers and industries affected by the outbreak of coronavirus. . >>> new information tonight on the coronavirus. officials in sacramento county are reporting the third death in california from coronavirus. the person was in their 90s and lived at an assisted living facility in sacramento county. in san jose, three tsa officers tested positive for covid-19. all three work at san jose mineta airport. there are no details about their interactions with the public. the tsa says the officers are receiving medical care and all tsa employees they had come into contact with are being self quarantined at home. >>> at the port of oakland more people got off the cruise liner today. it is hoped

lee, the physician who had first spotted the new virus, was diagnosed with it.s than a month later, he was dead. the doctor who tried to tell the world about a new disease became one of its victims. and perhaps even more concerning, china's wartime controls hadn't worked. the coronavirus was spreading beyond wuhan. dr. lee's rumors had become a global health emergency. >> india is on high alert after the first coronavirus case. >> another three australians have been diagnosed with the coronavirus infection. >> belarus, lithuania, and the netherlands all reporting their first cases. and less than an hour ago, mexico. >> when we come back, how do you stop a coronavirus that's so hard to spot? as a caricature artist, i appreciate what makes each person unique. that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. almost done. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you clean dishes as you cook, to save time and stay ah

december 30 after saying they are seeing several patients, doctor lee messaged a group of classmates to let them know she had seen something new and different and potentially dangerous. they take protective measures, but thesesa messages were shared much wider than the intended audience and the chinese communist party and the government quickly stepped inuio stop this information from being spread about the rapid spread of the symptoms throughout the city that amounted to a big threat. they continued to take extreme measuresss to assure people that there was no need for them tofoe concerned. they even refuse to acknowledge the risk of human to human transmission which was responsible for the global spread ofhe this virus. while this is a novel strain the underlying story is familiar. the chinese officials learn about a deadly outbreak of the new virus they try to conceal the news and they are transparent. when the work spreads because the border they try to downplay the seriousness even going so far as to manipulate the data about the number of cases or fatalities. we saw the storyli

ktvu's henry lee has more. >> reporter: the coronavirus is gaining a toe hold in law enforcement.nfected at least eight agencies. on wednesday the san francisco sheriff's office said four deputies and a cadet tested positive for covid-19. two dependency work at the jail. at the san francisco police department two sergeant at the hall of justice have been infected and many others may have been exposed. >> reporter: those with covid- 19 include five santa clara county sheriff's deputies, three oakland police officers, three santa rosa officers, a santa clara county officer and a vallejo officer. they are frustrated because there is no play book for covid- 19 testing for law enforcement. it depends on the jurisdiction. >> i feel each agency, each county is left on their own to figure it out. we need to come together. >> he is president of the san francisco police officers association. he says his priority is to make sure officers know whether they have covid-19. >> our biggest frustration is trying to get our members tested in a timely manner. >> reporter: some are minimizing contact

reporting in sacramento, greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. let's get to the weather.e or two in our area but it is really not a big deal. it will stay mainly south. l.a., santa barbara, the central coast. and you can see these. the motion on these. look at our winds. the winds. this is driven up and out. so i wouldn't be surprised if morgan hill and gilroy got sprinkles tonight but that is -- that is the extent of it. if it does, those areas, it should be pretty light. trace amounts. so outside, mostly cloudy to partly cloudy skies. partly cloudy skies tomorrow morning. this is tomorrow. up north, from fremont north it is mostly sunny all day. san jose, morgan hill a few more clouds because you are closer to the cloud cover. the forecast for tomorrow, greens are 60s, yellows 70s. the clouds kind of coming in. they are just getting stuck down there. fremont has a few clouds. most clouds stay south. the showers stmorning, tomorrow afternoon. see what happens? monterey, a little bit. and into wednesday morning. wednesday afternoon. dang. right? if that -- if that low was

ktvu's amber lee is at a school that is among those being closed. >> reporter: we are just outside stters school on florida state just off of 24th street. parents tell me they are not surprised given the increase in coronavirus cases and it is a challenge balancing work with child care. >> reporter: here at st. peters elementary school, in the heart of san francisco's mission district, working parents are scrambling to figure out what to do with their children. the archdiocese decided to close all 90 schools in san francisco, marin and san mateo competentes starting thursday. >> i let my boss know right away. >> frustrating. i have to plan b. i am not sure. >> reporter: in a letter to families the aches wrote it will be from march 12 through the 25. the san francisco public health department confirmed an archdiocese of san francisco student tested positive for covid-19. additional diagnosed of covid- 19 across our schools are likely. >> to me it is kind of scary. i heard people died from it. >> reporter: this mom showed us her computer. she is a legal assistant and plans to work from

i thought you might want to ask lee -- >> i'll ask lee the question lee, you hear doctors. atul even in new york city which is the hot spot epicenter it's almost impossible to believe that in new york state this would end by the end of april in a meaningful way and somehow business would just open up let alone areas like new orleans or atlanta which are just becoming a hot spot and other cities and towns that are likely to get it. so the time line that you're talking about, can you sort of walk through sort of your analysis of how you get to the end of april i get if you're following china completely by the book but clearly we haven't followed china by the book at all >> i can't add to your knowledge or your view it's not an area i have any expertise in i think that there is a movement in the country to try to get the country back to work we've pointed out the fatalities of past, you know, flu seasons, we are nowhere near them i don't want to start talking about analytically a loss of human life is tragic but a lot of these people had diseases, diabetes, in their 80s, et ce

and lee turnbol is joining us now to tell us his story. lee, thank you so much for joining us. and just tell us now -- i know that you've sort of -- you've gotten past the worst of it. but tell us how you're feeling. >> i'm feeling a lot better. i still have a really hard time breathing. as opposed to a few days ago, then it was really bad. you know, from -- i mean, it's been 16 days for me now with the symptoms. and kind of halfway through, between five and nine, ten days, it was really quite scary. but, you know, it definitely got to the point where i had to go to the emergency room because there seemed to be no other way. >> because you couldn't breathe, right? i mean, it's very scary to not be able to breathe. so just walk us through how all of this played out. how did it start? what did you think it might be when it started? and then just walk us through what happened after that. >> sure. so on monday the 9th rk, i star with a really, really dry cough. and i just previously coached two games with my wonderful girls on the saturday and held a mass tryout on a sunday. so my

in the subway i'm meeting ms lee my interpreter. before i even say hello i already know her skin temperature 32 point one degree celsius. all subway entrances are now fitted with infrared cameras. if your temperature tops 37.3 degrees you're isolated behind a barricade and sent to the hospital. and of course there's also someone checking for face masks in the subway. not that there's much to check. normally now the trains look like this. the real problem is the shortage of masks. together with ms lee i'm going to investigate the problem. you know we're closed try their. hair it says masks self-doubt. and i don't have to have masks only electric ones can i look. he only has a mask for 40 euros which of course he offers us straight off when it definitely got against the virus. which wires do you mean the coronavirus of course you. wonder what you have to change all the standard masks every 2 days to be on the safe side every 2 days yes to ensure that you're protected against a virus that is unnecessary with this electrical mask you ca