but lin has finally hit a dead end.late, residents have cut off the entrance to their district. the lockdown has slowed the spread to the rest of china. but in just one month, nearly 50,000 people have become infected in wuhan. now, the government escalates the lockdown. it orders every residential complex must close its gates. cai goes to pick up a delivery. food supplies are now organised by the management of each apartment block. anyone who tries to leave risks being arrested. fewer new infections are now being reported. li ting is still in hospital but she is finally on the mend. lin wenhua is also now confined to his complex. he is unable to carry on his volunteering work and he is having to miss a big family event. good evening. if you have been following the weather forecast for the last few days you would know we have been talking about a lot of dry weather over the weekend. and that certainly is true and has been true today and it will continue tomorrow with high pressure around. in fact, for many this week but

but lin has finally hit a dead end.bid to self isolate, residents have cut off the entrance to their district. the lockdown has slowed the spread to the rest of china. but in just one month, nearly 50,000 people have become infected in wuhan. now, the government escalates the lockdown. it orders every residential complex must close its gates. cai goes to pick up a delivery. food supplies are now organised by the management of each apartment block. anyone who tries to leave risks being arrested. fewer new infections are now being reported. li ting is still in hospital but she is finally on the mend. lin wenhua is also now confined to his complex. he is unable to carry on his volunteering work and he is having to miss a big family event. the details for the end of the week and the outlook have changed a bit but what i'm going to show you over the next two and a half, three minutes, is a band of rain staggering southwards over the week ahead with milder air for a while ahead of it before colder air returns again. we start

but lin has finally hit a dead end.d to self isolate, residents have cut off the entrance to their district. the lockdown has slowed the spread to the rest of china. but in just one month, nearly 50,000 people have become infected in wuhan. now, the government escalates the lockdown. it orders every residential complex must close its gates. cai goes to pick up a delivery. food supplies are now organised by the management of each apartment block. anyone who tries to leave risks being arrested. fewer new infections are now being reported. li ting is still in hospital but she is finally on the mend. lin wenhua is also now confined to his complex. he is unable to carry on his volunteering work and he is having to miss a big family event. hello there. there was a little bit more in the way of sunshine to go around on friday and it really turned out to be quite a glorious day across many areas. this was the scene in cockermouth in cumbria. thanks to trevor for sending that beautiful weather watch picture in. you can see the e

but lin has finally hit a dead end.bid to self isolate, residents have cut off the entrance to their district. the lockdown has slowed the spread to the rest of china. but in just one month, nearly 50,000 people have become infected in wuhan. now, the government escalates the lockdown. it orders every residential complex must close its gates. cai goes to pick up a delivery. food supplies are now organised by the management of each apartment block. anyone who tries to leave risks being arrested. fewer new infections are now being reported. li ting is still in hospital but she is finally on the mend. lin wenhua is also now confined to his complex. he is unable to carry on his volunteering work and he is having to miss a big family event. hello there. in the longer term the weather is set to change. a much needed area of high pressure will bring us some dry weather. but that's longer term. shorter term, early next week it'll be a cold start and then we've got some rain in the north—west that will stagger down across the uk

but lin has finally hit a dead end.olate, residents have cut off the entrance to their district. the lockdown has slowed the spread to the rest of china. but in just one month, nearly 50,000 people have become infected in wuhan. now, the government escalates the lockdown. it orders every residential complex must close its gates. cai goes to pick up a delivery. food supplies are now organised by the management of each apartment block. anyone who tries to leave risks being arrested. fewer new infections are now being reported. li ting is still in hospital but she is finally on the mend. lin wenhua is also now confined to his complex. he is unable to carry on his volunteering work and he is having to miss a big family event. hello. a little bit of rain on the way for sunday. it's already raining across some parts of the country, particularly across northern and western areas. but the chances are that you'll see some sunshine a little bit later on in the morning and the afternoon. now this is the weather centre that has bee

lin wenhua is helping to deliver medicine.the government has advised that hiv drugs may help ease the symptoms. hiv patients have donated their drugs to people with the virus cannot get them through the hospitals. breathes heavily. nurse li ting needs to go to hospital. it is the first time she has been out of the house for 12 days. the doctor is checking her lungs with a ct scan. they have to go home. he desperately calls the hospitals asking for an available place but no luck. in bed, li ting speaks to him by phone in the next room. the next day, li ting is finally admitted to hospital. lin wenhua has now driven over 1000 miles around wuhan. there are thought to be up to 50,000 volu nteers thought to be up to 50,000 volunteers like him. it is a lifeline for the city. but they are exposing themselves to extreme risk. but lin wenhua has finally hit a dead end. in a bid to self isolate, residents have cut off the entrance to their district. the lockdown has slowed the spread to the rest of china. but in just one month, nearly 5

to protect his privacy, he asks to be own only by his family name, lin. >> reporter: lin's posts, calledgan on january 23rd, and have garnered more than 5 million followers. as a volunteer driver for medical staff, he's seen the impact the coronavirus has had on daily life. lin interviewed dozens of volunteeeers including a barber who is going into wuhan's hospitals to cut doctors' hair. >> reporter: he's also met frustrated amount residents forced to stay inside. >> translator: wuhan is not just a city of people who are infected or ill. they are people who arare as healthy as i am. i wantnt to show that all of usn this enclosed environment are exexperiencing the impact of th virus even if we're not infected. >> reporter:r: lin says ththe cs strerength has beeeen tested. but seeing e examples of p peop helpining others givives him ho despite the e loneliness. it's a feeling shared by another volunteer driver of medical supplies. >> translator: when i drive through the city, i feel like i'm the only car on the road. it's miserable. and sometimes, i just cannot help crying while driving. i

lin -- >> right.after my mom. >> lin, the idea of not being able to get to the center of the family has to just be so taxing emotionally. what has been the hardest part for you in this, lin, in terms of being able to deal with not being able to be by your mama's side? >> well, you know, i lived very close to the place that she lives, just a few blocks away, and so i'm able to see my mom like every day, you know? i'm a big part of her life, even though she's there and i bring my little dog over there and cheer her up, and her whole face lights up when i come in. and now that she's sick with this virus, you know, i'm very concerned for her life and i'm afraid -- i'm afraid that i won't ever see my mom again, and it breaks my heart not to be there to hold her hand and talk to her, comfort her right now. >> god forbid you don't get to see her again. your brother says that she's moving in the right direction. i understand why you've got to be so nervous because she's vulnerable and people in that place hav

we're going to finish our show tonight with a nice interview from the one and only lin-manuel miranda please enjoy >> jimmy: all right, ready? >> ready. all right, am i going to come in like it's -- like i'm the guest. >> jimmy: unless you want to put in a dun da da dun da da or, whatever >> yeah, yeah. whatever you want. i got my piano here ♪ what would the roots plays on my entrance? ♪ ♪ in washington heights >> jimmy: oh welcome, welcome, lin-manuel you are our very first guest for "the tonight show: home edition. thank you so much for doing this and how are you dealing with everything how's everything at home >> everything is cool. we are doing the cool thing to do which is self-quarantining, which means we are home withe k 2-year-old and so we are learning how to homeschool >> jimmy: oh my god. >> i agree with shonda rimes' tweet "every teacher should make a billion dollars a year. >> jimmy: i mean, like, oh my gosh right? how hard is this? it's insane. >> yeah. you know what? i mean, listen, we have incredible privilege that we have the privilege of staying home, when a lot of p

. >> reporter: with no official confirmation of when the lockdown might end, lin says the road aheador wuhan will be difficulult. >> translator: after everything is ovever, a long recovery peri is bound to be required. this recovery is not only economic recovery but also must include the psychological recovery of people in the city. >> reporter: while wuhan's future is still unknown, lin says the people in the city are clinging to empathy amid the uncertainty and dreaming of simple pleasures once unappreciated and now longed for. >> reporter: yao zinru, nhk world. >>> as economic worries mount over the new virus, japan's prime minister says policymakers are looking at how to deal with a worst-case scenario. >> translator: the government will quickly draw up legislation, similar to the spspecial law that exists to combat new types of influenza, to take measures to minimize the outbreak's impact on people's lives. these measures include the case of a declaration of a state of emergency. >> meanwhile, the health ministry has compiled new guidelines on ways to stop the virus from spreadi

kpix 5's da lin is live in north beach with how businesses are responding to the new directive. da. >> not just in north beach but restaurants, bars across san francisco to oakland to san jose have seen a big decline in traffic in recent weeks. for those struggling bs, they said it could be the final blow that shuts them down for good. lawmakers admits what is good for public health is bad for the economy. the directive to shut down all bars and nightclubs is devastating. >> i have been a bartender. >> reporter: the bar he works at will close starting monday. >> went from two income to zero income. very worried. >> reporter: he has no idea how he will pay rent. he never thought he could go hungry working as a bartender. >> can you imagine san francisco without bars? >> reporter: another bartender worries struggling bars will just close for good. >> they were having trouble staying open. i think this could end a lot of people's careers. >> reporter: many restaurants echo the same concern. garland nelson said restaurants could stay open if they cut occupies by occupancy in half. >

in castro valley, i am da lin. kpix 5. >>> this just in, a 4.5 magnitude earthquake was reported in indian hills near carson city in nevada. the quake was also felt in stockton and sacramento. no damage or injuries have been reported. >>> big weekend up ahead of doing nothing. >> [ laughter ] >> a lot of folks will try to get out and do anything that is an inside of the house. people getting cabin fever. a little stir crazy. chance for a couple of sprinkles. showers have largely faded off the radar. partly cloudy skies the rest of the night. we will see mainly dry and mild saturday above average temperatures for a change. a spotty shower possible but those of the very few and far between. you see the futurecast momentarily. the wet weather does return by sunday afternoon. here's a look at the radar, not much out there at the moment. high definition doppler is blank even though we had the showers over east bay locations earlier in the evening, they pretty much already dropped off the radar entirely. conditions expec

lin: hola, soy lin manuel y estoy desde washington.icia. francisca: claro que sÍ, por el momento la Única arma para evitar la propagaciÓn, por favor mantengan y hoy se cumplen 27 aÑos de la trÁgica muerte de selena quintanilla y por supuesto aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica" estaremos recortando como ella se lo merece, y sin duda alguna su mÚsica, legado, sonrisa y todo lo que representa sigue vivo en nuestros corazones. carlos: bueno hay que estar bien informados y ahÍ estÁ nuestra carolina, vamos contigo. carolina: a esta hora aumenta cifras de muertes y contagios como ustedes lo comentaban. el presidente trump advierte lo siguiente, estadÍsticas podría ser peor y alarmantes, primos las Órdenes de quedarnos en casa. al mismo tiempo revela un equipo que detecta el virus en solamente 5 minutos. edwin pitti tiene toda la informaciÓn en vivo desde washington. edwin: demasiada informaciÓn que la casa blanca deberÍa de darle a la comunidad. en tan sÓlo un dÍa murieron 500 personas y de no seguir las recomendaciones se podrÍa ver casi 2 millones

lin-manuel miranda, with the broadway curtains closing this week, the genius behind "hamilton" decided a never before heard track on one he wrote and cut. miranda posting on twitter wish i could send you peace of mind. alas, i can send you music no one's heard. listen here. ♪ did something wrong he paid the price expensive price ♪ made a mistake in his personal life and now it's personal personal ♪ >> i wanted to take a bite of pie but that music sounded really good. according to miranda, even the show's director thomas kale hasn't heard it yet. if you want to listen to the whole thing, check out lin-manuel miranda's twitter page. >> it was calming. reassuring. >> it was, and i'm just jealous because you guys get to keep eating the pie. >>> and lin-manuel miranda isn't the only one trying to use music to soothe people's minds. tom hanks and rita wilson who both have covid-19. decided to make a playlist on spotify. for others who are also self-quarantined. they're calling the list quarantunes. >> ah, there you go. >> like cheeky numbers like "you can't touch this" by mc hammer. "survivo

spokesman christian lin my yeah this is an interesting development now just a few weeks to go. people were criticizing all over europe of the strong measures and then china indeed. as joe was. kind of praising but not under strong measures mainly strong. working on testing and treating and tracing every patients was a combination of efforts which are important we had the. sense of approach of trying to limit any further options for source human spread and of course larger gatherings and cafes and bars and restaurants are definitely a risk yes. and on the other hand don't forget to test freedom trace every single day sions that's important so in europe countries have now as we've seen many cases rising up and in europe have seen the examples of china and they have shown good results in china hence many countries across europe and maybe across the world are looking at similar options. in the us the trumpet ministration is proposing an $850000000000.00 stimulus package that would among other measures send a $1000.00 check to every american the package would also include $500000000

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kpix5da lin reports. >> reporter: it's an invite only. applicants applied online and came to sf general for the enterviews. and some were given a conditional offer on the spot. >> helping people when they are at their worst, and when they need someone and being the person take care of them, that's a rewarding experience, and i think that was what made me want to go into the career. >> reporter: diane abramirez is one of the candidates gave conditional office. she has three years of nursing experience. what makes her more valuable she is bilingual fluent in spanner. >> having a language barrier add to the fear and it's a time where you want answers and you want someone there to comfort you and being able to speak in someone's language is important. >> reporter: the nurses can start as early as next week once they pass the back ground checks and medical screenings. >> sometimes it takes month to hear someone. to fast track it is a great initiative. >> reporter: the hiring process stakes six months or more. mayor london breed issued an emerg

i'm going to have to call lin back but then i saw there's one in english. now i'm going to stake, put stakes in the position of where i want this to go. but i don't have a hammer, so i'm going to use the end of the knife. i should hammer it gosh i have a hammer here i got this for my wife years ago. she's very crafty, but -- i forget who makes it but it says "hard core hammers on top. i don't think that's where i went in fact, don't google "hard core hammering." okay, so i got all the stakes into the ground. and i didn't even have to use the hammer i just used my hands but i will use that knife for some good steaks - [ laughter ] for over at the chop house "i'd like a steak, please. i'll have it -- medium, because it's very rare when it's well done here. oh, my gosh. rare when it's well done oh, god. what do you guys think good posish? >> great posish. >> jimmy: what do you think? you excited? >> can i open this box up? >> jimmy: sure all right, so i've been here for probably an hour and a half now. and that's what i have so far. what i did wrong okay but -

the animated adventure scuba which had been due out may 15th and in the heights, the adaptation of lin-manuelanda stage musical which was set for june 26. lady gaga is postponing her next album release amid the coronavirus. >>from attica her 6th studio album is set to come out april 10th, the singer posted on twitter while i believe art is one of the strongest things we have to provide joy and healing to each other during times like this. it just doesn't feel right to me to release this album with all that is going on she said she'll announce a new 2020 release date actor turned director olivia wilde one independent spirit awards for books mart, her first feature behind the camera. now her follow-up he said to me forward at searchlight pictures which won a bidding war for the scriptures wild will direct perfect about gymnast kerri strug whose final vote on an injured ankle help the us olympic team to gold in 1996 casting is underway in hollywood, i'm david daniels club. >>my fellow californians. a really important message and he's honest and how some men ripped off every bite stand house. i k

babbel, a language app that teaches real life conversations in a new language lin, spanish, french, germatalian and more. babbel's 10 to 15 minute lessons are ailable asn app or online. more information on, babbel.com. naator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you.ank you. announcer: and now, "bbc world news". mr. trump: coronavirus.gov. it is heavily used a right now, i will say. to enable every american to respond to thisnd epidemic to protect their cells, families, and communities while the risks to young and healthy americans remains low, anyonean be a carrier for the virus and risk transmission to older americans and those th underlying health condions and those who are most at risk. they have not done very well, older americans especially if they have a health they have not done we must take all precautions and be responsible for the actions that we take and that we see other people take. went to prevent the spread

very funny, just, new york subway stories >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i love lin-manuel's.e made me laugh but they were great and rev. run >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: rev. run, we like, rapped "here we go." from run-d.m.c rev. run the one and only it was the coolest we did "here we go" with the roots on a train i'm like - but that was awesome i go, "was that the first time you ever rapped on a train?" he goes, "oh, yeah." [ laughter ] i don't know, i thought maybe in queens he might have done something. anyways, i want to thank the mta. i want to thank grand central terminal katz's deli. and, of course, bts. thank you guys so much [ cheers and applause it was really exciting for us. special. i love this city we are so lucky to do our show from new york city get to do this stuff but i want to talk about a a different city i want to say congratulations to the roots because last week they got a street named after them in philadelphia check it out >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: so is it - it's amazing >> tariq: yeah >> jimmy: that's really cool >> tariq: yeah >

the lins want people to remember it's important to take care of your physical health and your mentallth as well. >> it's worth seeing. >> very powerful message. >>> time is 4:51. we're going to check in with sal castaneda. . >>> good morning. traffic is moving along very well if you are driving anywhere. the only thing we had earlier was a box truck on fire and some pretty decent video that we got here. this was visible from 880. it's on cado road right off 880. a dispatcher told us there are no reports of injuries. firefighters on scene also say the operator truck was not on scene but they did put it out quickly, as soon as they got there. >>> let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza as you can see traffic is light. there are some shorter trains this morning on bart's antioch to san francisco line, the busiest one. these days, it hasn't been busy at all, so it probably won't affect many riders. >>> as systems come out of colorado california and they leave the four corners it starts to pick up out of the jet stream. it's going to be lit up today from kansas to missouri to oklahoma

john and lin, i promise you, you've got us as a point of contact.wn. we'll do everything we can. and please stay in touch. i want to make sure that your mom's all right. i'd love to meet her. >> thank you so much, chris. >> thanks, chris. >> god bless. >> appreciate you bringing us on. >> thank you for sharing your story. >> thank you for getting it out there. >> listen, new orleans, queens, what's the difference? together as ever as one. it's not just a tag line for. tigss and tv types, it's over only way through this. we see that truth in the actions of our brothers and sisters springing into action to help make the weapons we need and that we're lacking in this war. like who? like christian siriano, big shot designer to the stars. didn't matter. he's our newest ameri-can all-star. he heard the need. he responded. why? you'll hear from him next. life isn't a straight line. and sometimes, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from mo

winds calm down as high pressure moves in and tempe down the lin next ten days showing that we will be dry but there will be some changes heading into the middle of march that could bring us some scattered showers. but as of now, it is still looks pretty dry all throughout this week and then our models are showing very light amounts of rain between now and march 12th. maybe a quarter inch of rain. so nothing too impressive here. and mike you're looking for a fuel tanker. >> yeah. along with our friends in coc but they did not find it. we scan from hyde street down to 98th and didn't see it but chp did get the report. i'll track that and let you know if there is an update or probably only affecting the on-ramp itself. you notice the shot is shaking. therooftop camera across the high-rise from the coliseum and the camera is moving around. chp did give warnings for the altamont pass where we see the early slowing and across the bay bridge, they have gusts overnight as well. no problems tor the south bay. the crash on the peninsula is blocked off around whipple so no worries. there is the

lin's to stuff a seal restaurant is one of her regular customers suffer 17 years ago executive chef michele kemp look to acquire locally made horse lint and discovered stephanie hence designs. reality because we serve the finest food so it's important that we also have a great plates for presenting our meals these plates even feel special and they have a timeless design in 50 years they'll still look as beautiful and modern as they don't today it's. the restaurant kitchen cia has even selected a special plate for the delectable clown dessert a combination of white chocolate passion fruit and coconut served on a shiny cobalt blue plight they harmonize perfectly. high class restaurants are increasingly opting for design tableware but not always classical porcelain. these days many nordic restaurants are open to move rustic materials swedish partner stefan anderson created broken plates like these for stock armstrong star restaurant friends and austrian designer petra linden val works with steinway clay she was commissioned by the in his interests to create rough an edgy plights nails done wit

for now, live in castro valley, i am da lin. kpix 5. >>> what you think? our gun stores an essential business amid the shelter in place order? we are getting a lot of feedback on this, you can join the conversation on kpix 5's twitter and facebook pages. >>> governor gavin newsom, about to go on facebook live with the latest on this pandemic. we will be monitoring and we will bring you what he says as soon as it begins. >>> today, contra costa county health officials announced their first covid-19 death. the person was identified in their 70s and had a pre- existing condition that put them at higher risk of serious illness. and, they had recently traveled overseas. we have team coverage as the rest of the state gets the same shelter in place mandate as right here in the bay area. let's begin with len ramirez with what would happen if people or businesses do not comply. >> reporter: santa clara county's shelter in place order has been in effect for one week. the city and police department have taken a like light handed approach for now. those of you that kn

conservative hards lin from capitol hill who offer the president reassurance he's not somebody who would challenge this president. abby: i think the one way in whh they diver -- -- differ is that mulvaney lost the president's cfidence. to txtt that mark meadows has a better relationship with president trum that very moment, i think that will probably improve the dynamic within the white house. but i mean, on the one hand, this is an incredible amount of turnover at a time when there's a lot of need for stability. but on the other hand, a impotent chief of staff is a thge problem for this white house. president needs to effectively manage his staff. so if meadows can do that, that might be the best thing for the moment. wo jonathan: theey words, abby, he has the trust of the president right now. robert: and it has a political hand at the president's side. reand thedent has been lashing out at washington governor jay inslee and other democrats as he dealsith corovirus. what does meadows'ea entry to you? >> we've known that there are some of the prident's advisor who are reallyorried about

reminder you can watch all of our coverage joob line at c-span.org or lins with the free c-span radio app. >> if you miss any of our live coverage of the government's response to the coronavirus outbreak, watch it any time at c-span.org/coronavirus. from daily briefings by the president and the white house task force, to updates from governors of the hardest hit states. it's all there. use the charts and maps to track the virus' global spread and confirm cases in the u.s. county by county. our coronavirus webpage is your fast and easy way to watch c-span's unfiltered coverage of this pandemic. on journal" continues. -- heback to ira bright is host of siriusxm -- doctor radio channel. one of the things you have been doing a lot is what we do here, people call in and ask questions they want to ask. since coronavirus has been declared a global pandemic, what is the most common question you are getting these days and what is your answer? guest: the most common question is, do i have it? we have been fielding a tremendous amount of telehealth calls, calls from friends, you name it. we have

. >> reporter: the famed lin-manuel miranda also touched by their talents.kids i'm watching, too. a message as powerful as each performance once again proving music is contagious. ♪ let it go >> we'll see them one day on broadway. that's nbc nightly news for this saturday kate snow is in tomorrow i'm peter alexander reporting from washington good night >>> good evening, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney, and we are following breaking news out of sfo. the airport says an alaskan airlines employee has tested positive for covid-19. take a live look at the airport right now. airport officials say the employee worked in customer service, left work on tuesday, but only yesterday did the airline and airport find out about the diagnosis. it does not believe the worker had prolonged exposure to guests but other alaska airlines workers have been quarantined for possible exposure. >>> and more breaking news. just minutes ago, uc berkeley announced there's a confirmed case of coronavirus on campus. the patient is a graduate student who did not live on

lin manuel miranda remembering him for his unfailing kindness.nce mcnally was 81. >>> when we come back, "america strong." two doctors after their shift, what they decided to do. it is powerful. what they decided to do. it is powerful. me you ok, sis? my symptomng me from really being there for my sisters. (announcement) "final boarding for flight 2007 to chicago" so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and the majority of people on humira saw significant symptom relief and many achieved remission in as little as 4 weeks. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like sy

in san francisco, i am da lin, kpix 5. >> those who are working on the front lines of the epidemic were able to get tested for the virus in san francisco. a line was set up outside cal pacific medical center on california street. >>> the governor is releasing $42 million in emergency funds to help strengthen the state's healthcare system. $30 million will go toward leasing seton medical center in daly city and st. vincent medical center in los angeles. the lease will ask act six months. they will provide care for an additional 120 covid-19 patients. the governor's office said the increased capacity could come as early asdnesday. $1.4 million in emergency funds will also be used to expand service of the state's public health lab in richmond. >>> dozens of soldiers have been deployed to the sacramento food bank. they are boxing up food and making sure he gets sent to those in need. food banks have hit hard by stay-at-home orders. they have seen a shortage of volunteers, a lot of them seniors. the governor called on the national guard to step in. up to 500 troops have been deployed across

. ♪ even the fish in the sea >> lin-manuel miranda saying, thank you, kids, i am watching too.ys know if you're a theatre kid, that's pretty cool if you're ready to belt out your high a sharp. get this, some other silver linings we found in these crazy times. more people are buying gift cards to help support local restaurants and coffee shops, while customer traffic declines in stores. the designer brand behind louis vuitton is getting involved too. instead of making luxury perfume and cosmetics, its factory is making hand sanitizer. >> that's smart. >> we all heard the need to stop touching our face. a man invented an app that vibrates your fitbit any time you touch your face. it's called jalapen-no. >> wow. >> because you're supposed to remember like you were chopping jalapenos. don't touch your face. >> that makes us feel like we have dog collars on and we're being zapd every time. don't touch your face, don't touch your face. >> mine would go off literally every five seconds. >> will, thank you. >> thanks, guys. her skin could actually soak up wetness that her diaper doesn'

influencing the rest of scotland and northern ireland, so some rainfall to come but for most of any linursday and friday we think the weather front is going to reach southern parts over england and wales but by then we think it's going to be weakening because it comes into the high pressure. behind it, a cold arctic wind which will bring with it some wintry showers as we head towards the end of the week and into next weekend. warnings on the website. this is bbc news. the headlines. the uk prime minister warns of tougher measures if social distancing advice isn't followed — he says people who are acting irresponsibly — are putting lives at risk. we will keep the implementation of these measures under constant review and yes, of course, we will bring forward further measures if we think that is necessary. nhs england writes to one and half million of the most high risk people, who are told to not leave home for 12 weeks — to shield them from the coronavirus. spain's state of emergency is extended for another two weeks — while in italy the death toll from the virus rises again. primark is

. >> that dire prediction from san francisco's mayor,he s to t gerr and lin out san francisco's need. one certainly, school will be cancelled longer than first thought. most districts here in the bay area will remain closed through may 1st. >> i miss seeing my teachers. i miss seeing everything i was doing at school. >>> marin, napa, and sonoma counties reported new coronavirus cases tonight. five people died. four cases are in san mateo county. santa clara county also reports another deadly infection with 17 deaths. there are now a total of 1,208 cases in the bay area. >>> there are two confirmed cases in mend see know county. the most recent case is related to high-risk travel and the person is isolated at home. lake county isn't reporting any cases. >>> here is a stunning figure. nearly half of the figures at the san jose kaiser hospital have tested positive for covid-19 or suspected of being infected with it. >> sky 7 was over that hospital today. kaiser's vice president who is also an infectious disease expert says the hospital has increased staffing and revamped the 242-bed hosp

they are 11th graders jason lin, amar karoshi and sara yen from the harper sool in san jose, california. they won the top prize for their documentary titled "command delete: technology's damaging effect on democracy 2020." >> in 2016, cambridge an lit ka collected data to influence the 2016 election from 87 million facebook users of which only 270,000 consented. this time we're not faced with music piracy, we're faced with personal information piracy. >> congratulations to our grand prize winners. >> none of us have taken formal video production class, we all just got together as friends, we didn't do this for credit for class. we're at the horper school, this is one of the top schools in the country. everyone arn us is doing projects, everyone is thinking about working for tech companies but we were thinking that sometimes, you know, there are issues, data breaches and all of that stuff and we thought bringing a voice to the concerns of many, about day ba breaches and privacy breaches was important. > we're in the center of the tech companies, so this is a big deal. >> c-span has award

passengers on flights returning from europe a stood in lin crowds for hours as the federal government tried to institute new health screenings. states iued new restrictions on public gatherings, even more closed schools and, some cities and added curfews.re layoffs anced hours ar starting to affect employees across a wide range of industries. the president tested negative for the virus yesterday. but the number of cod cases is rising. dr. anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases at n.i.h., warned that the country needs to stay ahead ofe sease even if it seems like an over-reaction at this stage. >> americans should be prepared that they'reoing to have to hunker down significantly more than we as a country are doing. tohink that right now everything's going to be okay if you don't do anything, that's absolutely incorrect. .e've got to really always be ahead of the cur i say now in a way i thinker people uand, i'd like to be criticized for being over- reactive. >> sreenivasan: as of sunday afternoon, there are nearly u.s. and 57 deaths from co

lin manuel miranda remembering him for his unfailing kindness.ence mcnally was 81. >>> when we come back. "america strong," what two doctors decided to do after their shift. and it's powerful. go" so i talked to my doctor and learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of crohn's disease after trying other medications. and th iec serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. be there for you, and them. ask your gastroenterologist about humira. with humira, remission is possible. my name is jonatan, and i work for verizon. i totally get how important it is to stay connected. we're connecting with people, we're offering them solutions. custo

attention and all of this, and thatis attention and all of this, and that is homeless people. jessica linealth, science and security. jessica, i know you were also a case worker in a homeless shelter for several years. why are homeless people particularly vulnerable in all this? well, there's a variety of factors. one is that a lot of factors. one is that a lot of people experiencing homelessness have chronic health conditions, and we know that people who have chronic health conditions, and also the elderly, of which there is a decent amount of, have a higher risk of worse outcomes with covid—19. the other is that there is just a covid—19. the other is that there isjust a lack covid—19. the other is that there is just a lack of access to hygienic resources, whether thatis to hygienic resources, whether that is sinks or bathrooms or showers, and that's increasing the risk, as is the congregant settings that they live in, because either they live on the streets, close together, or at best they are in a shelter where there are bunk beds, maybe one to 1.5 metres apart. they are unable to foll

noting that many of the medical marvels like the igi could use some tweaking doing it what do you lin's after all black people are patients to those devil and i was so happy to see this thing come through graham bell dollars call like innovations like that that's pretty sweet absolutely it just makes me fear whatever we were doing before this happened was absolutely frightening but on that positive note of little human ingenuity is probably going to save us in the long run i think that's where we are today so everybody remember in this world we're not told or love the tell you i love you i roll them turn and i mean keep on watching all those talks have a great day and night everybody. join me every 1st day on the alex sullivan show and i'll be speaking to get a feel of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see of and. good food descriptions sound up even for the owners so how to choose the pet food industry is telling us what to feed our pets is really more based on what they want to sell us and what's necessarily good for the patent churns out and pet food may not be

could use some tweaking doing it would you lin's after all black people are patients to post evelyn i was so happy to see this thing come through bramwell that was cool like innovations like that's pretty sweet absolutely it just makes me fear whatever we were doing before this happened was absolutely frightening but on the positive note of little human ingenuity is probably going to save us in the long run i think that's where we are today so everybody remember in this world we're not told her love that i tell you i love you i robot turn and i'm sure she's been watching all those talks and the great thing in my. we have to realize we are all living on a small fragile space ship together and it's really no different than a bunch of people in a harsh environment trying to you know rely on each other to survive we we are interconnected on this planet we rely on each other or do around the world to survive as a species. time after time cold parishioners repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important it's accelerating transitions to sustainable transport sustainability stay num

[applause] george mason university professor paul lin talks about the strengths and weaknesses of president trump's foreign policy and the role of conservative foreignism in u.s. policy. >>> good morning everyone and welcome to the carnegie endowment for international peace. i'm the senior fellow at the endowment and it is a great pleasure for me to welcome all of you to this discussion of colin dueck age

emily: sequoia capital partner alfred lin, thank you for joining us.ring your perspective on all of this and how it will impact the tech economy going forward. we are getting some breaking news out of new york city. mayor bill de blasio giving more details on the cases in the city, saying the number of cases is growing rapidly. federal aid is hugely important, but only a start. 11 new york city residents have died from the virus. we are going to continue to monitor these headlines as we get them in. also getting some headlines from the president talking about the defense production act, which we were discussing earlier, which would help speed up the delivery of essential items like masks. the president saying invoking that would actually be the worst case scenario. we don't know if we are in that scenario yet. but the president not going there just yet. more on that after this. we will be back. this is blumberg. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ we are continuing to get breaking news about the evolving situation on the coronavirus outbreak in new york city prope

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running me over the phone, ira epstein of the ira epstein division of lin and associates.that we had our rally yesterday, and today is much more about boeing? is much more about boeing, but i don't think the stimulus rally is the right one. i think it is more of a relief rally. the stimulus is probably down the road. the fed does everything it can with the treasury right now to get everything through congress. we get through that stage. the market is getting a rally buy theut it could be rumor, sell the news later today. vonnie: what about treasuries? we have been in a bit of a range. is this thanks to the fed? where do you anticipate the next move to be? ira: i think interest rates are going to stay low for a very long time. if we look at the japanese model, i think the fed is pulling something out of that playbook, so i'm looking at u.s. interest rates staying low for many years, maybe a year and a half, two years, and staying that way because the fed has got to do so much to get the economy back on track. opinion that the market flattens out, and we dredge -- and will g

joining us from the cme is ira epstein of lin and associates. how hot is it getting down there now?t we have the dow jones industrial average down another 1020 points, 4.1%. we could be looking at another circuit breaker getting triggered. ira: it wouldn't surprise me at all, and when the -- and then we have to go through the weekend. this is like a bell curve virus. you don't have to be a doctor to realize it. the u.s. is probably in the second, third week of the virus getting bad. we have to go through that top and then come down the other side. you are probably at the be give dampen -- italy, coming down that side in a week or so. monday morning for the stock market, is the news going to be most cases? why people are standing in front of that's, i don't know. you nibble on some of them at numbers you consider a gift, but as you are trying to look for safety in futures, it doesn't exist. vonnie: the vix down from its high, but nevertheless spiking in general. vix -- how by does it get before it starts to get better? ira: i think we look at a real problem. we will see the president

in oakland, i'm da lin kpix5 is >>> a new shake up against oakland's chief.k the top position in oakland not long after the deadly 2016 ghost ship warehouse fire. deputy chief melinda jakem will take over. oakland is looking for a new police chief as well afte anne kirkpatrick last month. lynn ramirez reports these back yard homes can put w tra dollar homeowners. >> reporter: they call it a granny unit but there's nothing old-fashioned about this tiny moderate home. homeowner jeff thompson says this prefabricated home was put in his back yard and made move- in ready in just 12 weeks. >> they drove it here and then craned the whole unit over the back yard and put it right on top of the foundation and finisheded the utilities and it's as easy as that. >> reporter: it's all part of a new program to streamline the back yard home permitting proetsz plus the quick one-top- shop start up. >> reporter: so this is a h . right now we're in the living room and the tv area. we're going to walk through the galley style kitchen where we have very nice mrienss and that lead