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even told uncle it's which nearly all have horns they include cattle sheep and goats but also answer lopes and gazelles. by contrast the moose and deer don't have horns they have and clothes which are bony structures. elephant tusks by the way are neither horns nor answers but actually teeth are made of denting. but what's the purpose of horns. in all cases they're sharp weapons to fend off enemies. but perhaps their most important function is to impress males with large attractive horns will have an easier time finding a mate. and establishing themselves at the top of the pecking order incidentally they rarely injured each other seriously as the horns fit together well. in short horns vary so much because they've adapted over time to become more and more specialized to ensure the survival of each species. if you're in the mood for more science stories visit us online at v.w. dot com slash science and you'll find us on twitter and facebook. now we're going to talk about an instrument we use all the time without giving it much thought our voice. was a computer generated voice but here tomor

at the around 80 groupde worldwide are loping coronavirus vaccines. a few others in the u.s.na have als srted human trials. there is no guarantee any of them will succeed. >> personally, i am very optimistic it is going to work. formally, we are testi it in the efficacy study. there n is absolute suggestion we will start using this vaccine in a wide population before it demonstrated that it actually works and start getting people infected with coronavirus. >> so how does the vaccine work? of a protein on the surface ofs coronavirus and put them into a harmless virus. this forms the vaccine. after it is injected, the vaine enters cells, which start to produce the coronavirus protein. this prompts the immune system to produce antibodies and activate killer t cells, which should recogorze the cavirus in the future and destroy it,ng prevennfection. the scientists will only know how effective the vaccine is if lots of volunteers are exposed to coronavirus. >>is moment, we are chasing the end of this current epidemic. if we do not catch that, we will not be able to tell how thewo v

we lope to continue to update them as i said. that site gets updated fairly consistently. want to mechanic sure that you avail yourself to it and we of course are working hand and glove with our local health departments to make sure we are squaring water guidance and clarifying where there may be confusion. there is the phase we are in. over the next few weeks, many, many months we will continue to work with our county health directors, our local officials and they will be constant need to update, to toggle. to that end that that's what we need to do as it relates to what we saw in the activity last saturday in particular and sunday to some degree on a couple of our beaches in the state of california. one has to be open to article, interested in evidence. we have to be driven by the spread of this disease. i will announce in a moment the number of people lost their lives, getting close to record numbers yesterday. the fact that we saw 5-point #% increase in the number of new positive cases in the state. saw modest increases in hospitalizations icu's. i will update those nu

hemispheric trade agreement that involved negotiating with prime minister trudeau, president president lope- z, and have a redoing of nafta, a hemispheric agreement that was endorsed by the teamsters union as well as the american chambers of commerce. one of the highlights of my career. something else with that was interesting, massachusetts is heavily dependent upon trade. we have a first-rate health care community. we have a first-rate tech sector. we handle our own as it relates to manufacturing. given thehusetts, ocean and given that airport and the regional airports as well, we are a trade-dependent state. more than one third of our economy in massachusetts is trade related. so we are shaping these agreements so they accommodate all parts of the american family. it needs to be very important. i also think it is one of those interesting debates you go into, because this administration in washington, they share more democratic views of trade than republican views, but it is interesting and i think it is something you should maybe take a look at as a reporter, and that is the perspectives

so for me personally, i lope that my participation and other folks' participation in this trial helpspopulation level, to show first of all this vaccine is safe and potentially that it's effective in reducing or preventing transmission. we have to have some tools to be able to fight this virus right now. >>> all right. sean, i appreciate your time. and i know a lot of people, many people, everyone watching is grateful you're willing to do what you're doing right now. thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> and i want to bring in dr. jonathan reiner. he of course advised george w. bush white house team for eight years. i've been warning on the show against moving away from social distancing until we have a vaccine. look, at the sounds like he's ago good as he feels. he feels like this is real, this is what he does for an entire career. he says with all of that, he said the fall of 2021 to early 2021, with sum remember opening still need to stay in place that long? >> after 9/11, people thought nothing would be the same. nothing really was ever the same, we learned to live with a certain

we know there's been such a hard time an they are loping for any kind of financial relief, but let'st what exactly was a hurdle here. we know democrats were asking for more money in terms of hospitals. they were looking for funding for hazard pay for the front line workers, and looking for state and local funding. let's put up what is actually going to be in the deal. now these are the preliminary numbers here. keep in mind this is still an negotiation but take a look. we have $310 billion for payment protection program. we have the $75 billion for hospitals, community health certainlies, $25 billion for coronavirus testing, and $60 billion for disaster loans under the separate economic injury disaster loan program. obviously what you don't see in there is that hazard pay or that state and local funding. however, both sides sounding very optimistic. take a listen to what the secretary of treasury said about a timeline on getting it done. >> i'm hopeful we can reach an agreement, that the senate can pass this tomorrow and that the house can take it up on tuesday. and wednesday we be b

is just a walk out on number of patients that we're dealing with the hospitals right now michelle lopes is a senior vice president and chief nurse executive at john muir. she says there could be a second wave of covid-19 in the fall and the need for help may return her message to nurses like williams stop give up hope you all the church your to your health as well as many other organizations are looking for ways to get you out to walk far so don't give up. >>john mayer is looking for a new nurses to get into the system and that a nyu grad program they're trying to put together where nurses who are working in on a cute and settings like angela didn't cosmetic dermatology and they can get them into the hospitals faster gayle ong kron 4 news scales. thank you. >>president trump has hinted that he might extend a 60 day hold on green cards for foreign workers. but he says he order to protect american jobs during this outbreak. analysts predict the number of green cards issued annually will drop from a million to 300,000 if the changes stand. meanwhile, the california department of public hea

since this pandemic took hold, but governor john bel edward saying yesterday there was a glimmer of lope. all of this as we assistant on a he abandoned canal street, people staying at home for some time, well aware of the virus. we do know it is field hospital has opened up with 1,000-bed capacity, and they've been seeing patients, people who have been tested, but awading the results. governor john bel edwards bragging that the state has tested higher per capita than any other state in the country, and he's crediting that in hopefully flattening the curve. the sheer impact this moment has had on all these people is not to be diminished. we had a chance to hear from an emt on the front lines how treating patient after patient has felt. take a listen. >> when you have a natural disaster, a storm, tornado, hurricane, fire, you get to a point where it's over and then you can rest and recover. for this particular disaster there's no appreciable end in sight. >>> it can certainly feel from you traiting for those first responders on the front lines, but again a glimmer of hope here. there's no

announcement this morning, calling the former vice president, "a leader that is the personification of lope and encourage. " the house speaker did not announce or support for canada during the primaries. >>> thousands are expected to undergo coronavirus testing in the mission district of san francisco today. free testing is available until tuesday at three pop up sites in one location east garfield park on harrison street. they will get follow-up calls from the ucsf infectious disease experts. this is part of a goal to test 6000 people that live here with that neighborhood showing some of the highest cases in the city. there is testing available for those that live in pleasanton, livermore and dublin at the fairgrounds on pleasanton avenue. that is open weekdays from 9:00 through 5:00 and you must have a fever above 100 degrees, respiratory symptoms, over 65 years old, or pregnant. >>> two more people testing positive for covid-19 at the laguna honda hospital ringing the total to 21 confirmed including five residents. the majority of staff members infected have patient care duties. the hosp

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. >> you can get an advance up to $10,000 on the loan even before the lope gets approved. >> reporter: barbara morrison, ceo of cmt financing encourages owners to file for both programs. >> it's a race. efb understands it's a race and everybody is doing the best they can. >>> new this morning, with social distancing mandates and sta stay-at-home orders, court trials have been put on hold. the assistant d.a. said most pretrials are being conducted electronically with cooperation from judges and defense lawyers. courts are also looking for proceedings that can be done remotely. that includes various arraignments where chargers are announced, plea negotiations and input from crime victims. >>> also new this morning thousands of california inmates have been denied freedom after a judge refused a request by their attorneys. attorneys say prisons are like a tinder box ready to ignite with the rapid spread of covid-19. the three-judge panel said it does not have authority to address the coronavirus because it was created to address overcrowding issue. this comes as a santa rita county jail i

created is just a walk out on number of patien that we're dealing with the hospitalright now michelle lopes a senior vice president and chief nurse executive at john mui she says there could be a second wave of covid-19 in the fall and the need for help may return her message to nurses like williams stop give up hope you all the church your to your health as well as many other organizations are looking for ways to get you out to wa far so don't give up. john muir is looking for ways to get all new nurses in the system a new grad transition program where they can get nurses. >>who are working in non acute settings like angela and cosmetic dermatology and they can get down to work in the hospitals faster. gae ong kron 4 news. well to theast bay now at lea one scol district is already planning what to do in case they must continue distance-learning in the next school year. >>in a message posted on the district websitethe dublin unified school district says th they are working on diffent plans for the next school year one plan would be h to handle students returning to physical classrooms. the

there was lope in what has been an increasingly high risk job.oday, we spoke with a nursing assistant at a skilled nursing facility, who says he does not even have a decent mask to use. >> reporter: he just may have one of the riskiest jobs out there right now. jeffrey is a nursing assistant in a skilled nursing facility in contra costa county, social distancing with his mostly elderly and very sick patients is a luxury he cannot have. >> we change them, we bay them, we brush their teeth, toilet them. >> reporter: they are doing all that close contact worked day in and day out without even the basic protection in the age of the coronavirus. they are in short supply. >> i have a makeshift mask that my coworker had given to me. it is not a n95 but it is better than nothing. we are all scared of catching covid-19, and the nurses are also scared. >> it is absolutely necessary that we have enough personal protective equipment. it is not perceptible is not acceptable to be going in with homemade masks or makeshift clubs. >> reporter: they have spent ap

is just a walk out on number of patients that we're dealing with the hospitals right now michelle lopes is a senior vice president and chief nurse executive at john muir. she says there could be a second wave of covid-19 in the fall and the need for help may return her message to nurses like williams stop give up hope you all are teacher your to your health as well as many other organizations are looking for ways to get you out to walk far so don't give up. >>john muir is looking for ways to get all new nurses in the system a new grad transition program where they can get nurses who are working in non acute settings like angela and cosmetic dermatology and they can get down to work in the hospitals faster. gayle ong kron 4 news. >>the country's top infectious disease expert is calling on the united states to double coronavirus testing in coming weeks doctor anthony fauci made those remarks during the covid-19 update webcast today. >>we don't want to get fixated right now you know we doing about 1.5 2. million true we probably should you know that we stand as we get into the next several

she said, we have no idea of loping off the member, let us heal its infirmities even if we are forced to apply the severest remedies and to suffer cruelly ourselves from the sympathetic agony. religious images of purification being saved by fire as it were also abounded and here is a just striking example. describing the union war as a holy war, the prominent unitarian minister and sanitary commission head henry bellows, very influential fellow, in tone from his new york city pulpit, quote, we smite to heal and resist to bless and kill to make alive. pain will bring redemption. african-american abolitionists who had long been in the vanguard of the anti-slavery movement made their own distinct contributions to deliverance discourse. their focus was on how black freedom and citizenship could redeem america not only from slavery, but also from the stin and the burden of racism. the old testament story of israel's exodus from egyptian bondage was century to anti-slavery politics, had been as were other biblical texts such as the story of junely and the biblical proverb ethiopia shall soo

government finally got into the business of funding health insurance for medicare and medicaid for lope income americans? today i'll provide a brief answer to that question. as i will show the downside of our heavily marketized system, inflationary prices and overuse of specialization, fragmentation of care and lack of access were all evident by 1960. the first year that the u.s. health care system was declared to be in crisis. in fact, it was that crisis that led to the federal government getting involved to correct for its market failures. and that didn't work out so well either as beatrice will tell you more about. the key takeaway point is this -- policymakers who want to turn back the clock to some version of government-free medicine need to look carefully at what the system was like before 1965 and why it didn't work. why did the u.s. go the route of a heavily marketized health care system? long story. let me concentrate on a few of the most important bits. in the colonial era old war traditions of medicine did not survive the transfer to the new world. settler colonialism every m

so it could sound very confusing but i lope it gives you a sense of the totality of what we are looking to organize in terms of our testing regimes. we have a new task force on tests, and in the next couple of days we're going to provide some very good news about our capacity to substantially incrows our cities tests in the state of california. there was a reason i spoke about blood based tests and the have a remarkable cession add ricing us to if to the next level. we have the best in class even from international perspective, not just a national perspective in terms of apropping the tomb to diagnostics and provoid the appropriate level of supplies incrowding ppe. >> ashley. >> highway governor. i am curious about any possible travel restrictions that california might put in place. just given that, you know, you said that we are buying time here. and just looking at, you know, some constant atravel from the east coast to here. it want to get your input. >> if many plea bargain in the tate statute off of. anybody who comes into the state is subject to those same rules and same regulatio

created is just a walk out on number of patients that we're dealing with the hopitals right now michelle lopess a senior vice president and chief nurse executive at john muir. she says there could be a second wave of covid-19 in the fall and the need for help may return her message to nurses like willias stop give up hope you all are future your to your health as well as many other ganizations are looking for ways to getyou out to walk far so don't give . >>john muir is looking for ways to get all new nurses in the system a new grad transition program whe they can get nurses who are working in non acute settings like angela and cosmetic dermatology and they can get down to work in the hospitals faster. gayle ong kron 4 news. well the east bay spca is providing free pet food to owners who e facing financial hardship during this crisis. >>so there's a new drive-thru method for giving out free pet food. this is happening at the east bay spca spay and neuter cent that's on a good burger road in oakland if you want to head over the organization plans to host these food giveaways every friday from 1

small businesses in the sunset district suffering and struggling right now that there is plenty of lopes available to them, particularly from the sba and now through the federal government through the relief package. that is the direct grant that is needed right now. that is what is the gap that we could fill on a local level. that doesn't really exist at the federal level in terms of small business support. >> certainly. thank you, supervisor. it is my understanding and my staff and i are reviewing the details related to the federal programs provided in terms of a $10,000 grant available through the federal program. in addition to low interest loans. we also have triggers for forgiveness within those programs. we focused here on trying to provide a middle ground up to $50,000 that would be beneficial to the small business community. as another line of credit they would be able to take advantage of with the favorable term every payment over six years. again, through a zero interest program to be administered. we saw there was great value there, in addition to doubling the resilient see f

is just a walk out on number of patients that we're dealing with the hospitals right now michelle lopes is a senior vice president and chief nurse executive at john muir. she says there could be a second wave of covid-19 in the fall and the need for help may return her message to nurses like williams stop give up hope you all the church your to your health as well as many other organizations are looking for ways to get you out to the car. so don't give up. john muir is looking for ways to get all new nurses in the system a new grad transition program where they can get nurses. >>who are working in non acute settings like angela and cosmetic dermatology and they can get down to work in the hospitals faster. gayle ong kron 4 news. happening today sausalito is closing all of its city own parking lot on weekends and holidays. >>the city says that the closures are because of a per public safety concerns related to the pandemic and the widespread disregard for the non essential travel restrictions. the closures remain in effect until further notice and violators will be cited. well our covera

small businesses in the sunset district suffering and struggling right now that there is plenty of lopes available to them, particularly from the sba and now through the federal government through the relief package. that is the direct grant that is needed right now. that is what is the gap that we could fill on a local level. that doesn't really exist at the federal level in terms of small business support. >> certainly. thank you, supervisor. it is my understanding and my staff and i are reviewing the details related to the federal programs provided in terms of a $10,000 grant available through the federal program. in addition to low interest loans. we also have triggers for forgiveness within those programs. we focused here on trying to provide a middle ground up to $50,000 that would be beneficial to the small business community. as another line of credit they would be able to take advantage of with the favorable term every payment over six years. again, through a zero interest program to be administered. we saw there was great value there, in addition to doubling the resilient see f

small businesses in the sunset district suffering and struggling right now that there is plenty of lopes available to them, particularly from the sba and now through the federal government through the relief package. that is the direct grant that is needed right now. that is what is the gap that we could fill on a local level. that doesn't really exist at the federal level in terms of small business support. >> certainly. thank you, supervisor. it is my understanding and my staff and i are reviewing the details related to the federal programs provided in terms of a $10,000 grant available through the federal program. in addition to low interest loans. we also have triggers for forgiveness within those programs. we focused here on trying to provide a middle ground up to $50,000 that would be beneficial to the small business community. as another line of credit they would be able to take advantage of with the favorable term every payment over six years. again, through a zero interest program to be administered. we saw there was great value there, in addition to doubling the resilient see f

some backlash against large publicly traded chain restaurants, shake shack is returning a $10 million lope that's because it is meant to help small businesses. the company earned nearly $600 million in 2019. the ceo says it's returning the cash to help restaurants that need it the most. >> so what's interesting about this is the definition of a small business is 500 or fewer employees. most people in america work for one of those. shake shack qualified because it has under 500 per location. and a lot of big chains were able to qualify that way. a lot of people were outraged. it's great that shake shack is doing this. it remains to be seen some other big chains will do this. ultimately, you know, i just hope that this money goes to companies that are able to save people's jobs as a result of getting the funding. at the end of the day, that's what we all need right now is jobs being saved, jobs being kept. >> yeah. behind those numbers, tony, behind the numbers that we talk about are the people that are being hard hit economically over the coronavirus pandemic. those numbers, there are names

morning clouds and more sun, already seeing that. 50s and 60s coast and bay, upper 60s and lope and lownland. tomorrow looks better, even 80s thursday and friday. we'll be cooler for the weekend but still nice, probably some coastal fog coming back. but it looks dry, guys. >>> baseball games haven't been played since the coronavirus epidemic broke out, and some fans are taking action. we have details on the class action lawsuit filed against all mlb teams. plus the latest rumors on the 2020 nfl draft, and how the 49ers are preparing for the online only event. >>> good morning and welcome back. if you have a song to request, you know, i keep a list going. if you don't get it in today, i could pull from the list another day. use #ktvu on facebook, instagram and twitter. >>> fans say they want money back from major league baseball and filed a lawsuit in southern california federal court. they say baseball postponed the early games, so fans aren't getting refunds for games they will likely never attend. the >>> there's a report this morning that major league baseball is considering a plan t

want these start ups to be able to maintain their payroll, they should be able to qualify tr these lopes >> give us a sense of what you're hearing from the start ups in california with the state pretty much shut down. it has been now for a while. it was one of the earlier states to do so how much pain is there out there? >> it's very hard. there's already the concept of the valley of death. for the first few years, they lose money the hardest time you had add to that this hit wrrks as a lot of start ups have gotten almost no revenue and they're really hurting we're talking about thousands of jobs in fact one report estimated that the total start ups of this were a million jobs potentially that could be lost i appreciate your previous guest as a bank getting these out. this is a matter of days they're making decisions on layoffs or not. >> yeah, we've heard all sort of reports. some have gone smoothly. some have hiccups. i want to ask you about the next potential phase of this relief package. what are you hearing how close are we heard everything from infrastructure to industries like cru

small businesses in the sunset district suffering and struggling right now that there is plenty of lopes available to them, particularly from the sba and now through the federal government through the relief package. that is the direct grant that is needed right now. that is what is the gap that we could fill on a local level. that doesn't really exist at the federal level in terms of small business support. >> certainly. thank you, supervisor. it is my understanding and my staff and i are reviewing the details related to the federal programs provided in terms of a $10,000 grant available through the federal program. in addition to low interest loans. we also have triggers for forgiveness within those programs. we focused here on trying to provide a middle ground up to $50,000 that would be beneficial to the small business community. as another line of credit they would be able to take advantage of with the favorable term every payment over six years. again, through a zero interest program to be administered. we saw there was great value there, in addition to doubling the resilient see f

small businesses in the sunset district suffering and struggling right now that there is plenty of lopesavailable to them, particularly from the sba and now through the federal government through the relief package. that is the direct grant that is needed right now. that is what is the gap that we could fill on a local level. that doesn't really exist at the federal level in terms of small business support. >> certainly. thank you, supervisor. it is my understanding and my staff and i are reviewing the details related to the federal programs provided in terms of a $10,000 grant available through the federal program. in addition to low interest loans. we also have triggers for forgiveness within those programs. we focused here on trying to provide a middle ground up to $50,000 that would be beneficial to the small business community. as another line of credit they would be able to take advantage of with the favorable term every payment over six years. again, through a zero interest program to be administered. we saw there was great value there, in addition to doubling the resilient see fu