polytechnic high school in long beach, california. their winning entry is called "vision 2020 -- restoring the integrity of democracy." [indiscernible] we took on a political machine that tried to take away your voice and your vote. they tried to take away your dignity and your destiny. said we will drain the swap and that is exactly what we are doing right now. we are reminded of the underlying core. this precious value is constantly being undermined. including an effective policy. from an unprecedented influence in special corporate interests and government and finally to the lack of transparency and accountability, we are facing systematic challenges to our democratic including its sustainability to come. the 2020 candidates for president must bring this issue to the forefront of their campaign. >> what happens when you have this tremendous need and you want to get your message out and it is the corporations that want to give you money and you have to listen to them. even though you are not corrupt. just trying to get your message

correspondent natasha sweet is a long beach with a story. with people flying and driving last the oil industry is taking a. as you can see there are dozens of oil tankers up the coast here in southern california but the line of work that was far north as san francisco with simply no place to unload in this exclusive video you're looking at $20000000.00 barrels of oil floating off the west coast roughly 3 dozen ships scattered throughout the waters from long beach to san francisco with nowhere to go as facilities for storing crude are nearly full these tankers are acting as floating storage for oil these oil tankers up and down the california coast are carrying roughly 20 percent of the world's daily consumption of crude with stay at home orders lingering for almost 2 months the need for oil has sharply declined and across the country oil storage facilities are at their capacity which is why oil has been pushed on to takers to float out at sea pumps are still running extracting oil from the ground and all that oil has to go somewhere so broke

correspondent natasha sweet is near the port of long beach in california with this story. what people fly in and drive the last of the oil industry is taking a hit and as you can see there are dozens of oil tankers up the coast here in southern california but the line of rigs go as far north as san francisco with simply no place to unload in this exclusive video you're looking at 20000000 barrels of oil floating off the west coast roughly 3 dozen ships scattered throughout the waters from long beach to san francisco with nowhere to go as facilities for storing crude are nearly full these tankers are acting as floating storage for oil these oil tankers up and down the california coast are carrying roughly 20 percent of the world's daily consumption of crude with stay at home orders lingering for almost 2 months the need for oil has sharply declined and across the country oil storage facilities are at their capacity which is why oil has been pushed on to tinker to float out at sea pumps are still running extracting oil from the ground and all that oil has to go somewhere so

that he still cannot give an exact date as to when things will get back to normal reporting and long beach the taj a sweet r.t. . there is no doubt the u.s. economy is in peril the latest on a. numbers are out bringing the total number of americans out of work to 26000000 meantime many americans are still waiting for their government stimulus checks to arrive all the while there are reports now that dead people have already gotten theirs. joining us in studio she's been following the story so far and how i don't fill me in here how is this even possible dead people getting checks right so on the surface it looks really bad but there's actually a whole thing going on here and what that is is that dead people yes again have already gotten their stimulus check the government has even admitted to this happening but it's a double edged sword because the i.r.s. is trying to send out these payments as quickly as possible as everybody is suffering but each state keeps track of death records which are that reported to the i.r.s. but while the coronavirus is killing tens of thousands of people there

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they also had offices in san diego, long beach, seattle, san francisco, oakland, and more. so they are not doing too bad. the district attorney, when they are doing the raids, they find paperwork and documentation, they found the names of patients and coerced them to testify on the stand. it resulted in guilty verdicts for many of them. this ring, their success was mainly because they were able to provide safe, illegal abortion, it also contributed to their demise. in contrast to almost every other prosecuted case before this, they didn't have any fatalities. no woman died in any of their clinics, they didn't lose a single woman. even though women were dying from a legal abortions elsewhere, they were not receiving their abortions from this clinic, or any of their clinics. this is really the antithesis of those abortion stories in the newspapers from the 1920's. for the first time, it appears illegal abortions could be safe, that you might not end up in one of these newspaper stories about a young, dead pretty girl. questions? >> because those women were going to the illega

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there are now more than 20 oil tankers rate waiting to enter the ports of long beach and los angeles where they will unload their cargo. refinery production is down nearly 30% of global demand for gas, diesel and aviation has dropped sharply, oil companies have not been able to find markets where they can sell their products and are being forced to start backing up the pipelines and that is despite record low prices for crude oil . the concerns over crude oil prices continue to drive global stock markets. in the u.s., little recovery this morning. all three major indexes last between 2 1/2-3 1/2% yesterday. the dow jones ending more than 600 points, the s&p 500 86, the nasdaq down almost 300. investors could be more optimistic today after the senate passed the new economic stimulus bill after yesterday's closing bell. it does look like a slightly higher opening this morning. speak of the house, nancy pelosi, called on lawmakers for that vote tomorrow for the stimulus plan approved in the senate. the bulk of the nearly half trillion dollar package goes to the paycheck protection progr

the anna is on a special trip to collect them from long beach and oakland and return them to china. the ship departs tomorrow. >>> paul heggen is here now, and what a difference a day makes. today it was gloomy and gray as the ship passed under the bridges, but yesterday it was gorgeous. can't seem to choose what it wants to do. >> yeah, if you don't like the weather in the bay area, wait five minutes. and if you do like it, just wait five minutes. never a dull moment. the cloud cover could drop a little lower heading towards early friday morning. looking outside right now, looking good downtown. temperaturessed in low to mid- 50s off the board. some become full-fledged fog, even a little mist and drizzle, mainly along the coast in the morning. but the visibilities aren't dreadful, and our temperatures will actually be a degree or two above average to start the day. the school spots in the valleys of the north bay, mid to upper 40s. everybody else starting off friday morning in the low 50s. and we'll warp up. how much depends on your proximity to the water. san jose, where this even

the anna is on a special trip to collect empty containers from long beach and oakland and return themto china. >> this is an extraordinary voyage from now, but there have been hints from numerous shipping lines that vessels this size could become part of regular service. the anna departs tomorrow in oakland, don ford, kpix 5. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. kpix news at 6:00 starts now. >> a biotech company now in the spotlight. ugo treat covid patients getting positive results. but some experts are not >>> a planned power outage despite a shelter in place, we will tell you why pgne is insisting on continuing its work schedule. >> and changes coming to your transportation. why they may not stop to pick up passengers, our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on bay area, a biotech developing a drug for covid-19 patients. good evening. >> the initial results are very positive. cbsn bay area anchor joins us with the details. >> we are talking about remdiza remdizaveer. researchers conducted a drug trial with 125 patients, most severely ill and while two patients did die, health publicat

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then they continued to torture him then they wrapped him up in a rug burned them and dumped him in long beach there's one thing about beating a guy down or killing them but the torture of the sodomy all that stuff that's that's just what gang members do so they fall menace right around here beat them down put them in the trash can and then they will hammer. to this location here. with a murder and assault them sodomized them and torture and. they're not concerned with people watching them commit crimes or being prosecuted because of that. they'll go after witnesses they'll intimidate them and if they have to the old will even try to kill them you can see how they're marking up their neighborhood t.v.'s is village voice. my personal opinion is a lot of gangs get a sympathetic ear to the general public and when the public's posed to exactly. what these guys do. then everyone agrees that we don't want to in our neighborhood . we. thank. you a doozy. obviously it's been challenging for you and it hard you know to lose a family member. is very hard. he was a little bit drunk. and then the next mor

tankers are idling along coast places like along the coast in places like san francisco, l.a., long beach. they're not empty. there's no place to store the glut of extra oil. the tankers are serving as makeshift storage tanks at this point. chevron says it has experienced teams in place to safely manage all of the tankers. >>> as demand falls, so do gas prices. the average price is now $1.77 nationwide. only 12 states are averaging more than $2. of course california is one of them. the average here $2.77. in the bay area it's a bit higher. drivers in san jose, for example, are paying about $2.85 a gallon. >> oh, i haven't filled up in a long time. >>> there's a special delivery in san francisco, as in 30 tons of chicken. that's the cargo delivered by refrigerated truck to the san francisco marin food bank yesterday. administrators say foster farms is helping out. the chicken will provide for 120,000 meals mostly to seniors. the food bank still needs volunteers to help distribute all of these meals. >>> well, something good for you this morning from one young student who is not changing hi

it was a 3.7 and felt from long beach through the hollywood hills. so far no injuries reported. >>> this morning questions and conflicting reports about the health of leader kim jong-un. several u.s. officials telling nbc news that u.s. intelligence indicates kim recently had cardiovascular surgery and has been out of the public for days. the u.s. government is investigating his health st south korea says at that kim is it actually at work visiting provinces and advisers. >>> campaign contributors in the presidential race were down in march but joe biden raised the most he has ever raised in one month, $47 million. still way behind president trump whose campaign combined with the national republican party has over $175 million. biden and the democratic party have over $62 million. >>> more coronavirus gouging concerns to report for you this morning. pressure is building on the 3m corporation as california and 19 other states demand 3m stop selling masks along with personal protective equipment to distributors at higher prices. the attorney general xa

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news for you today oil tankers are parked along the coast of california in an amazing display from long beach all the way up north to the bay area and scientists make a breakthrough discovery that could save dying coral reefs from different parts of the world all that and more coming up at 7 so that does it for now make sure you keep up with everything and question at all times capital to be. my. i mean any friends of his size is that once you got infected and you'd get a nice one with any mean response and said that. philosophically protects you against me infection or not was fine with this new crime the boss is sad it's a very cold case a training in many patients you get mild disease any and bodies. is you'll media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation full community. are you going the right way or are you being that. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallowness of. the community. it's enough. when you put yourself in the shoes of the patient and the

publishing industry joining us to talk about this in long beach california william gerber she is a writer and artists whose widely shared book review of america and helped spark a more critical look at the novel is an enormous missouri sanchez prado he is a professor of spanish latin american studies and film and media studies at the washington university in st louis and in edinburgh texas david cole was a mexican american author who teaches at the university of texas rio grande a valley good to have you everybody you've all read the book which is a great start maria. can review for us while i show people what you said about the book back in december what would you say what's the plot that stopped the plot festival. ok so the plot is basically that. middle class bookseller living and a couple 1 1 who flirted with and not call has to go 1 on the run in order to save her own life and her son's life because she's now being pursued by this not go just to go on the run and make it to the united states land of freedom but that's essentially the plot and then when you. want to review i'm just th

and long beach, even singapore. they're seeing more tankers than usual anchored in the waters because there's no place to store the glut of extra oil and gas. it has turned transport tankers into floating storage tanks. chevron released a statement saying it has experienced teams in place to safely manage these tankers. >>> and as demand falls, so do gas prices. the average price for a gallon of regular is now $1.77 nationwide. only 12 states have averages above $2, and no surprise, california is one of them. the average here, $2.77. in the bay area, it is a bit higher. drivers in san jose, for example, are paying about $2.85 for a gallon of regular unleaded. >>> special delivery in san francisco. 30 tons of chicken. it's the cargo that pulled up in this refrigerator truck at the san francisco marin food bank today. administrators say foster farms is a generous partner during the holidays, but this is an equally welcome time to get this delivery. the chicken will become 120,000 meals. that's the upside. but here's t

and long beach coastline. it is the same in singapore. since fuel demand worldwide has chanced there is no place to store the glut of extra oil and gas, so ships have turned into basically floating storage tanks. >> pretty dramatic to see that. >>> up next here at 5:00, the first of its kind operation in california that disinfects old masks to be reused. >>> plus, salons struggling to stay in business. the challenges the bay area owner says she was facing as the crisis keeps her clients at home. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. it was warm today. but it's about to get a lot hotter tomorrow. we will show you where it reaches near 90, and a surge in the pollen, what could be aggravating your allergies, that's just seven minutes away. >>> we have new details this evening about a grisly discovery in san francisco. we've confirmed that sfpd found a severed head in a refrigerate, in an apartment in the outer sunset. this is on great highway and lawton. officers were investigating a missing persons case when they made this discovery yest

is reporting that there are 13 coronavirus related deaths now that happened in nursing homes in long beach. in the east bay, the alameda county da's office has launched an investigation into a nursing facility in hayward. we're coronavirus outbreak has killed now at least 8 there at least 11 residents force fleet recall has the story. >>its men says her husband of 27 years doctor marshall mintz men had been in and out of hospitals and the gateway care and rehabilitation center in hayward since january when he had surgery to remove a brain tumor. kelly says it's man was recovering well until recently, he fell ill with pneumonia. then about 2 weeks ago he tested positive for novel coronavirus or covid-19 but he did not have a fever. tuesday, though he struggled to breathe. and later died >>from the virus gets. she was doing okay before that the alameda county coroner's office has not released an official cause of death. it's man believes her husband was infected at the care center. as of tuesday, 65 residents and staff had tested positive for covid-19 11 residents, including its men have die

yelled we set record highs -- yesterday we set records in ucla, long beach, downtown l.a.nd we have heat alerts from southern california through nevada and arizona today. records can fall in yuma, where it is currently sitting at 104 degrees back in 1926. wie could get to 103, 104 today. could break records in anaheim, long beach and downtown l.a. where it's expected to be 91. phoenix could get to 101. records could fall in las vegas, phoenix and tucson and el paso. into next week that heat spreads to the southeast. 80s in mobile. close to 80 in charleston and 80 or mid-70s in raleigh. not bad at all for this time of >>> our current temperatures 5 6. we'll remain in the 50s for the first half of the morning. by the afternoon, take a look at your highs. 82 degrees san jose. dry conditions resuming through the weekend. >>> from my kitchen to your house, that's a quick look at this morning's weather. back to you in d.c. >> dave, thank you for that. just ahead, are you one of the millions of people having strange dreams lately? why are we having them now and what can we do abo

then they continued to torture him then they wrapped him up in a rug a burned and dumped him in long beach there's one thing about beating a guy down or killing them but the torture of the sodomy all that stuff that's that's just what gang members do so they fall menace right around here beat them down put them in the trash can and then they will am. to this location here. with a murder and assault them sodomized him and torture him. they're not concerned with people watching them commit crimes or being prosecuted because of that. they'll go after witnesses they'll intimidate them and if they have to the old even try to kill them you can see how they're marking up their neighborhood and his village voice. my personal opinion is a lot of gangs get a sympathetic ear to the general public and when the public's posed to exactly what these guys do. then everyone agrees that we don't want to in our neighborhood.

february and for example even in march containers total containers going through both los angeles and long beach 2 of the busiest contain the ports in the world would actually down almost 20 percent year on year so actually in a way i'm afraid to say the deputy is not actually telling selling new so i mean they're saying and i'm decisions taken our time in the future shape the recovery and global growth prospects and they want to talk about the risks of protectionism what measures do you think will really make a difference to to make sure it isn't as bad as say that the great depression. well i mean that what we're seeing is in contrast to previous depressions or recessions this is literally overnight this shut down. this is in a way you know we know we we have this this is a government system to basically have lockdowns and the problem is this is come against a background where globalization world trade is already under enormous pressure and the reality is what we're going to see going forward is actually the general forces even if we were you know when the recovery comes or still go and it's g

here and so this particular beach hundreds of beach in california which is to the south of the long beach but as i say these temperatures all set to rise we've got some excessive heat warnings in place into california nevada across into and look at these temperatures 32 in l.a. by cheese day we've seen officials working their way into the pacific northwest they'll continue to work their way across the central plains that nothing particularly heavy but the winds will be brisk but it's going to be pretty warm and i mean the line of rain showers across the midwest trading a lot of it down into northern sections of texas that is to say it really is about the heat so you can see here by this red where the very warm weather is going to be in place and this is what it does that's how much is look at this the 3 days in phoenix the average highs 30 wednesday up to 41 celsius. rewind returns can bring your people back to life i'm sorry and brian you updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in libya was to cope with the loss. and the other student rewind continues with children of conflict. w

here and so this particular beach hundreds of beach in california which is to the south of the long beach but as i say these temperatures all set to rise you've got to some excessive heat warnings in place into california nevada across into and look at these temperatures 32 in l.a. by cheese day we've seen officials working their way into the pacific northwest they'll continue to work their way across the central plains that nothing particularly heavy but the winds will be brisk but it's going to be pretty warm that the line of rain showers across the midwest trading right there down into northern sections of texas that is to say it really is about the heat so you can see here by this red where the very warm weather is going to be in place and this is what it does the time which is look at this for 3 days in phoenix the average highs 30 wednesday up to 41 celsius. journey in the wrong and discovers how football can empower the g.g. community itself to lead and identity. i'd like to prove to the world cup comes up. i will be able to prove myself to my townsmen friends and myself with peopl

off the coast of california, dozens of ships from long beach to san francisco bay carrying 20% of global consumption. they are sitting there for days. incredible. you can see how much blood there is in the world of oil. lockdowns remain. it is likely to take months to clear the oversupply, and i a famed oil trader. he says large shut-ins are needed to rebalance, and if the situation can d news could still see -- the situation continues, we could still see negative prices. alix: appreciate it. now to washington, where the senate passed a 484 billion dollar a package of new really funds -- of new relief funds. joining me with maurice kevin cirilli. give us -- with more is kevin cirilli. give us the details. kevin: this is a development that is long overdue, and republicans and democrats alike breathing a sigh of relief that they were able to get to that agreement yesterday. from here moving forward, the house of representatives, democratic-controlled, will vote on that on thursday. look out for david westin's interview with house speaker nancy pelosi on bloomberg television later this afte

other donations in hospitals in long beaches. what a yummy way to lift up your spirits, right?e cream. always lifts up my spirits. that is going to do it for us. thank you so much for joining us, our next news cast in just a couple miniminutes, a special news cast. we want to take you outside. it's a beautiful day. enjoy it. rain is on the way. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh... it's real. believe me. i mean, this is unexpected. you would say, remarkable? absolutely. a remarkable deal! thanks, i get that all the time. wait what?! ♪grocrey outlet jingle wow... goes . >>> this is voluntary. i don't think i'll be doing it. >> a mixed message from president trump after he announces the cdc wa

there are now more than 20 oil tankers waiting to enter the with her long beach and los angeles where they would unload cargo but refinery production is down nearly 30% . >>> three major indexes lost between 2 1/2 to 3 1/2% yesterday, the dow drops etc. point in the s&p 500 is down 86 and the nasdaq dropping almost 300 points. today, a little bit more of a recovery, indicating a little optimism after the senate passed the new economic stimulus bill after yesterday's closing bell. >> speaking of that, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, telling lawmakers they need to come back to washington d.c. for a vote tomorrow on the latest economic stimulus plan approved in the senate the bulk of the nearly half trillion dollar package goes to the paycheck detection program for smaller businesses. $60 billion for smaller lenders. $75 billion the hospitals and $25 billion coronavirus test thing. >>> immigration into the u.s. is suspended for the next 60 days and trump's executive order have some peep hole fearing immigrant communities maybe targets of racism. jesse gary has details on the exec

take a look now there are more than 20 oil tankers waiting to get into the ports of long beach and loseles where they could unload their cargo. but, the refinery production is down almost 30% as worldwide demand for gas, diesel and aviation fuel has dropped sharp . oil companies haven't been able to find markets for they could's other products and are being forced to store it, literally, backing up production pipelines. this is despite record though prices for crude oil . >> the weather is nice and it's tempting but san mateo county leaders are reminding people do not travel to visit the beach. the sheriff's office is deputies issues nearly 300 citations last weekend to people violating the shelter in place restriction. the police department issued more than 400 only locals are allowed to enjoy the parks and beaches under the shelter in place orders. police say people traveling from as far away as sacramento. >> we found an alarming number of folks had traveled more than 5 miles to to the beaches and hiking trails. >> officers are only issuing warning citations for now but in the futur

it was a 3.7 magnitude quake felt from long beach through the hollywood hills.far no damage reported. >>> this morning there are questions and conflicting reports about the health of north korean leader kim jong-un. several officials telling nbc news that u.s. intelligence indicates he had cardio vvascul surgery. the government is investigating his health status. kim is at work visiting provinces with advisers. >>> moving on to decision 2020 and campaign contributions in the presidential race were down in march but joe biden raising his highest one-month total of $47 million. that is still way behind president trump whose campaign combined with the national republican party has over $175 million. biden and the democratic party have about $62 million. >>> the senate intelligence committee has looked back on the 2016 election and ruled there was russian interference. >> scott mcgrew, this is something the intelligence community has been saying for years. >>> that's exactly right. good morning to you both. in fact the intelligence community issued a report called a

that number is like 70% when you look at a place like long beach. it's quite terrifying to see the numbers for families and people that have been tracking this. one of the hits that came back, one of the bigs care facilities that had a large number of covid cases. 58 patient and 15 staff members positive was at a country villa here in los angeles. i spoke to the ceo who said some of these numbers come from the fact we took positive patients from overwhelmed health systems and hospitals that needed a place to put positive residents. that's why the numbers are so big. i asked him, what the number of cases ravaging his facility, what is the biggest fear? how do you mitigate something like this once it's inside? here is what he said. >> our biggest fear is some of the patients don't have cases. it's people bringing it into the facility. we're testing people as they come in. we try to limit care workers to working only in one facility as much as we can. one of the issue s people may work in more than one facility. we try to make sure they limit work to o

also the la times reporting coronavirus deaths admission or sing hos in long beach. in the east bay, the alameda county da's office has launched an investigation into a nursing coronavirus outbreak has killed at least 11 residents. forcefully to call. lls us more. >>its men says her husband of 27 years doctor marshall mintz men had been in and out of hospals and the gateway care and rehabilitation center in hayward since january wh he had surgery to remo a brain tumorkelly says its man was recovering well until recently, he fell ill with pneumonia. then about 2 weeks ago he tested positive for novel coronavirus or covid-19 but he did not have fever tuesday, though he struggled to breathe. and later died doing okay before that the was alameda county coroner's office has not released an official causeof death. it's man lieves her husband was infected at the ce center. as of tuesday, 65 residen anstaff had tested positive for covid-19 11 residents, including its men ve died. the deaths prompting the county health officer to issue anorder effective tuesday requiring all

also the la times is reportg 13 coronavirus deaths at nursing homes in long beach. in the east bay, the alameda county da's office has launched an investigation into a nursing facility and hayward were coronavirus outbreak has killed at least 11 residents. kron four's felipe de gaulle has the details >>itsen says her husband of 27 years doctor marshall mintz men had beein and out of hospitals and the gateway care and rehabilitation center in hayward since january when he had surgery to remove a brain tumor. kelly says it's man was recovering well until recently, he fell ill wi pneumonia. then about 2 weeks ago he tted positive r novel coronavirus or covid-19 but he did not have a fever. tuesday, thgh he struggled to breathe. and later died >>from the virus gets. she was doing okay before that the alameda county coroner's office has t released an official cause death. t's man believes her husband was infected at the care center. as of tsday, 65 residents and staff had tested positive for covid-19 11 residents, including its n hae died. the deaths prompting the unty h