in april 1962 his lotus slewed off the track at goodwood at 120 mph.es and was unconscious for four weeks. his racing days were over. stirling moss, good morning. he received a knighthood in 2000, with his name still indelibly linked to the sport. i would not swap my era for now even though i would be better off, that's for sure, i am fascinated by what they are doing. technically it is amazing. but it isn't quite what it was. in 2010 he survived a fall down a lift shaft at his home but he was back behind the wheel in months and at the age of 85, he took lewis hamilton for a spin. his competitive spirit never fading. moss was a gifted driver whose preference for unreliable british cars probably cost him the championship. but he had no regrets.

in april 1962 his lotus slewed off the track at goodwood at 120 mph.cious for four weeks. his racing days were over. stirling moss, good morning. he received a knighthood in 2000, with his name still indelibly linked to the sport. i would not mice swap my era for now even though i would be better off, i am fascinated by what they are doing. technically it is amazing. am fascinated by what they are doing. technically it is amazingm is not quite what it was. in 2010 he survived a fall down a lift shaft at his home when he was back behind the wheel within months and at the age of 85, he took lewis hamilton for a spin. his competitive spirit never fading. he was a gifted driver whose preference for unreliable british ca rs preference for unreliable british cars probably cost him his championship. but he had no regrets. a reflection on the life and achievement of sir stirling moss there. katherine downesjoins us now. catherine, this will be a sad day for many motor racing fans who will have a lot of enjoyment to remember sir stirling moss buy. his list of a

politics when it comes to reopening the state thank you for joining us at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and vicki liviakis newsome made those comments during today's state briefing. this is some counties including napa county ease some of their stay at home order restrictions. well county leaders there do note require you wear face coverings in public. they say they strongly recommend you do so, and they're now allowing some businesses places like golf courses, construction companies to reopen kron four's taylor bisacky explains. >>on wednesday for napa county modified and shelter at home order allowing for some businesses to get back to work as long as social distancing protocols are still followed we could call our show see attar the other engine, bay area where cunanan's murders are similar to disallow santa cruz and monterey those types myriad's san mean we in a similar were never county board supervisor, brad wagon connect says the new revisions allow the use of golf courses and driving ranges you have any and marshon out here. you were seeing the in forcing the social distancing n

thank you for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock i'm grant lotus. >>and i'm vicki liviakis this as the president signals america might be past the pandemic peak. but despite the bending of the national curve different areas are on different timelines today, los angeles reported record deaths and in new york your now required to wear a mask or face covering while in public. meanwhile. >>we're up to 5600 confirmed cases of covid-19 and today, san francisco county reported. 2 new deaths in 26 2 cases, alameda county reporting 13 new deaths today to go along with 74 new cases, contra costa county 2 additional deaths 15 new cases, 5 more people have died in santa clara county where there are 127 new cases and in solano county there is one new case and tonight there are more than 2 million confirmed cases of covid-19. >>in the world and more than 134,000 deaths status according to johns hopkins university. in the united states there are more than 637,000 cases and over 28. 1000 deaths and in california. there are more than 26,000 cases with more than 865

thanks for joining us tonight, everybody, i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus house leaders approved the bill this afternoon president trump is expected to sign it this evening, most of the money. >>will go toward the paycheck protection program that is intended to help small businesses stay afloat during the pandemic nadia romero reports. >>a bill is passed a million aid package overwhelmingly passing through the house to help small businesses hospitals and expand coronavirus testing. >>today was an historic day for us to once again pass are now 4th. bipartisan legislation to address the coronavirus prices. >>the president says he plans to sign it at a time when many americans are enduring significant economic challenges is bill will help. small businesses that keep millions of workers on the payroll this as a key coronavirus model cited by the white house has made a big tweak to its projections. now projecting states like georgia which is reopening some nonessential businesses friday shouldn't even start to safely reopen until at least june 22nd. >>top health experts say the key to

thank you for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis the president made that announcement this afternoon during the coronavirus task force briefing. despite pushback from governors all across the country on his plan to possibly reopen by may 1st here in the bay area. more than 5600 confirmed cases of covid-19 in today, san francisco county reported 2 new deaths and 26 additional cases alameda county has 13 new deaths today and 74 new cases contra costa county reporting 2 additional deaths 15 new cases, 5 more people have died in santa clara county where there are 127 new cases and solano county has one new case well shelter at home orders are necessary to slow the spread of the coronavirus. >>it's not the safest environment for some specifically those experiencing violence at home like many other community organizations next door solutions to domestic violence. in san jose says it is seeing domestic violence escalate kron four's taylor bisacky tells us what they're experiencing in how they're trying to help domestic violence survivors. >>with stay at home

not necessary if you felt healthy, thanks for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotusicki liviakis scientists are also reporting. the new coronavirus sec could possibly be spread not just by sneezing and coughing, but also just by talking and even breathing. >>and health officials in san francisco, san mateo contra costa. and the only many counties now recommend wearing something to cover your face. whenever you leave the house for essential travel. so let's go and take a look now at the number of confirmed coronavirus cases here in the bay area. so far there are 2,800 confirmed cases of covid-19 tonight. santa clara county has 1019 cases with 36 deaths, san mateo county has 453 10 deaths, san francisco county 450 with 7 deaths. contra costa county has 250 cases and 3 deaths alameda county with 3 96 9 deaths. >>cameron county with 108 cases and 6 deaths solano county 54 cases one death reported today, 91 cases in sonoma county one person has died there 18 in napa county, where one person died. >>among san francisco's new reported cases of coronavirus a homeless shelter

thanks for joining us tonight, everybody i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus the president made thattatement today during the coronavirutask force briefing saying the cdc's guidelines are volunry. people wear non-medical grade clh masks when they're out in public,bu. they are stressi that the mas are not a substitute for physical distanci stay 6 feet apart, this though is a big chane from the cdc after weeks of lling the country that people shouldonly wear masks or facil coverings if they are sick exriencing symptoms kron four's gayle ong joins us live. she spoke with a medical professional today about at these masks really do how effective they are and who they're protectingayle. >>will grant a medical experts say these d i y massive they are not going to protect u from coronavirus lie the n 95 respirators at the docto and nurses where but they are an added health measure, especially for ymptomatic people who don't ow they have the virus. after eeks of advising americans to only wear a mask if you're sick the centers fodisease control and prevention is now recommending people to use

at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and vicki liviakis tonight, we know 6 bay area counties, we'll issue revised to shelter-in-place orders later this week to mostly keep current restrictions in place extending them through may. but some restrictions will reportedly be east for a few lower-risk activities the 6 counties are alameda contra costa marin san francisco, san mateo and santa clara county health officials say they'll release more details when the orders are officially updated later this week. gavin newsome says he is not happy about the images of crowded beaches in california over the weekend. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains his warning and his plea to the state. >>those images are an example of what not to see. what not to do governor gavin newsome this virus doesn't take the weekend off irritated by packed beaches in ventura and orange counties over the weekend the governor pleading for californians to be more careful the reality is we are just a few weeks away not months. >>away from making measurable and meaningful changes to our stay at home order n

the economy at the end of the month thanks for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis the president also announced today that there will be another task force focused soley. >>on reopening the country. but the trump administration's top doctors are raising doubts about returning to normal too soon today, doctor anthony fauci said even when things start opening back up that does not mean the coronavirus is completely gone away. >>don't let anyone get any force ideas that when we decide. at a proper time when we're going to be relaxing some of the restrictions. there's no doubt you're going to see cases i would be so surprised if we did not see cases. >>and doctor deborah birx says that the peak of the pandemic is still to come this is the united states is seeing a. >>that of a leveling of that curve for the first time since the pandemic it. >>you can see for the first time that in the united states we're starting to level on a logarithmic phase like italy did about a week ago and so this gives us great that occur not only in specific places but we

see you in june, thanks for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis shelter in place restrictions were set to expire this weekend instead they'll be in effect in 6 bay area counties through may kron four's dan kerman reports now from san francisco's golden gate park with details we're not out of the woods yet at a news conference monday, san francisco mayor london breed said well social-distancing has slowed the spread of the coronavirus. >>the bay area stay at home order which was to expire may 3rd will now be extended through the month of may. we want to be very careful. >>that we not take the steps out of frustration. >>out >>concerned we don't move too quickly. >>and. >>repeat mistakes that have been made in our past history, the shelter order which has led to close businesses and d streets and people venturing out for only essential needs. we'll also be extended in alameda contra customer in san mateo and santa clara county. >>right now what we see are the numbers. go up every single day and our city. we also see the number of hospitalizations th

cara and greg knostman have run lotus mountain screen printing for close to 20 years.because he was working at a -- you started a business to hamore family time? i know, ironic, isn't it? so who's the one who made it big? that would be, i mean, i guess probably me. -and it would be us. -yeah. us, yeah. it takes a woman to make it bigger. -yeah, it does. -[ laughs ] lemonis: lotus mountain prints custom-designed t-shirts, hats, and decals for humboldt businesses. they don't grow pot, but they sure do profit from it. a third of their revenue comes from cannabis-related companies. and how has that grown over the last four, five years? in the last year, it's probably at least doubled from what it was before that, and another two years before that, it was probably maybe -- and in dollars? we did about $850,000 in sales last year. nice job. with competition between marijuana businesses on the rise, establishing a brand identity is critical. and what's more american than announcing yourself to the world with a bunch of t-shirts and hats? and have you seen the business really

we meet with a few members in lotus river. no one is forced to become a gangster. so they say. everyone is free to make their own decision. so why did they become gangsters? >>>> i chose to become a gangst. >> why? >> i grew up in the environment. from when i was small i saw how it was going. today i'm doing the same thing , as what i saw when i was smaller. >> the matter-of-fact t way te 23 year old talks about murder is disturbing. >> if i get my rival gangs and such stuff, we go over and kill. we shoot each other. one must die. that's how it works. >> violence and murder are part of their lives, says renade. he, too, is just 23 years old. two -- >> i'm a gangster, i was shot in my neck. all of my teeth were shot out. but i'm still surviving here also. you see, this is our environment here now. we're in here. it is war here by our side. >> it't's a war thatat also ks innonocent bystandnders, often children.. peopople who happepened to ben the wrong g place at the wrong time. others are targeted if they thwart the gang's activities in some way. like avril andrew's son alcardo.

of having a cool approach regarding lotus in particular about the exterior for european union. and the putting in place yes sorry a digital application for tracing. about on a voluntary basis that respects european regulatitions this picture was the line was a little bit. one of the most. issues so far has been the idea that circled kereta bonds or eurobonds did a lot of data to be shared across the block it would. hard hit southern states like italy and spain they're already struggling with high levels of. for the crisis. well making it more expensive for the rich and all the nations to borrow. for more details we cannot trust life to frustrate a force brussels correspondent dave keating. being that focusing mostly on the division so far but what has actually been agreed in this meeting. by all accounts this video some it does seem to have gone better than the previous one of the previous o one there was so much disagreement over this issue of corona bonds of collective rising debts. that the italian prime minister just hoping they refused to sign off on a joint statement- ten

nearly nine thousand put cases and three hundred thirty nine deaths from copd nineteen in india lotus says the restrictions could be tightened fufurther over the next week. i want to talk about i'm- risk pool people. have a mo law that job. are still most at risk of catching the virus. the world's biggest lockdown extended for three more weeks india's one point three billion people will continue living under restriction until may third. in economics. but a necessary one according to prime minister narerendra modi's. since our the rest of the day k. three eight. man not generally look back. barbecue metric i need forty. lee again. badadak was gin the gift i gave it. is k. o. on the evils of the- since india's lockdown at first took effect late march millions have lost their jobs with the day laborers and migrant workers especially hard hit. many of these laborers live where they work meeting their salaries as well as their housing have vanished under lock out. many now face homelessness. others rush to return home to their villages. and some remain stranded in india's megacities and cr

that's where lotus one and her team come in her charitable group leftovers redirects food from businesses that have closed their doors today they're picking up 55 kilograms of prime rib beef it's just a fraction of the food they've redirected in the past week we have about 10 to 15 calls a day we have an army of volunteers that are out there redirecting food in their own vehicles from restaurants to grocery stores and bakeries and we're getting that food to people in need so that it's consumed within 24 to 48 hours this delivery is going to a home for the families of children with serious illnesses or injuries and whose immune systems are weak staff say the donation comes at a particularly stressful and uncertain time for the 2 dozen families living here the home for dinner program is a real comfort for them you know they're they spend long days at the hospital they get to come back to the houses and there is dinner on the table it's nutritious it's well thought out it's provided by a smiling faces that goes a long way as cases of coping 1000 continue to multiply across canada volunteer g

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cue here of the covid-19 pandemic thank you for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus on vicki liviakis tonight. the cdc is recommending that all americans wear masks or some kind of clock face covering. well out in public, but experts are not recommendi everybody go out and try to buy those surgical or n 95 mask because those need to be reserved r health care workers despitthe recommendation tonight president trump says he will nobe wearing a face mask, especially if he's behind his desk at the oval office. >>this isoluntary. i don't think i'm going to be doing it. ey want to ehasize that the cdc is not recommending the use of medical greater surgical grade masks and we want that to be. use for our great medical people that it's worki so hard and. doing some job. >>t white house says that everyone who's going to come into contact with president trump will nobe tested for covid-19 ahead of time that's also true for vice president mike nce here in the bay area 5 counties are reommending that residents do wear masks whi out in public, especially while you're out grocery

middle of a local walmart good evening, everybody thanks for being here tonight at 10 o'clock i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis it all happened at the wal-mart shot in san leandro just about 3 o'clock this afternoon. >>police say the man was holding a baseball bat and posed a threat to others in the store. our kron four's gayle ong is in san leandro with what led up to the shooting. >>the incident happened inside the store by the entrance and the whole ordeal was caught on camera cell phone video shows a man brandishing a back moments before he was shot dead by san leandro police during the detention. boy that hasan. a taser was in effect. >>the same officer then fired one shot at the suspect striking him in the torso. at the same time simultaneously the second officer for their taste. >>the incident happened just before 3.15 saturday afternoon inside the wal-mart on his spear in boulevard we spoke to a customer off camera who was inside the store and i heard. people ran towards. the back from the front of the store saying there was someone with a gun and then there was someone shooting.

coming together to slow the spreaof covid-19 and thank you for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock i'm rant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis although we are flattening the curve a today. >>is the deadliest day in the united states since the coronavirus pandemic started and while we are learning more about covid-19 everyday tonight ctor anthony fauci says a disproportionate amount of africaamericans are dying because of it. difficult problem. rly exacerbation of the health disparity we've known we literally forever, that diseases like diabetes, hypertension. obesity and asthma disproportiotely afflicting the the minority populations, particularly african-americans who are very concerned about thatit's very sad. it's nothing we cando about it right now except to try and ge the best possible re. >>doctor fauci also says that patients who have those predisposing conditions are more likely to require i see you karen extra mecal attention and tonight leaders of 6 bay area county say eir public schools officially will be clos throughout the remainder of this school yea that includ alameda contra are in san

round of stimulus helped this week, thank you for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock everybodyi'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviis another deal would require hundreds of billionof dollars in additional funding. >>and much of it would goo small businesses struggling to stay afloat now some would also go tohospitals working to make ends meet ring the pandemic the paycheck protecon program, it's als called ppp habeen helping small businesses cover costs while they are shut down t it's currently out ofmoney. the report says covid-19 is disproportionately iacting the hispanic community get them you had a support mmittee says latinos nationwide are dying. >>at high rates from covid-19 because of a lack of access to health care kron four's gayle ong the hispanic community. what's that message tonight. >>grant and vicki according california public department of public health, latinos and whites ve the highest debt percentage in the state this afic it tells us more about how the hispanic community is more vulnerae. >>place you know we need to talk melinda arriaga is a university of san frcisco and the

thanks for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liakis those much needed deposits come with noclear end in sight to the coronavirus pandemic can tonight th u.s. is reporting more coronavirus deaths than any other couny and for the first time ever all 50 states are now unr a disaster declaration. all at the same time the united states now has passed the half million case mark. but there is a glimmerof good news for new york city has that sta's governor andrecuomo says the hospitalization rateappears to have hit its apex. >>the good news is. the curve of the increase is continuing to fly. the number of hospitalization appears to have hit an apex and the apex appears to ve to be a plateau. which is why many of the dels predicted that it wasn't going to be a straight up or straight down going to be straight up atthe top number and then you plateau for a period ofime and that looks like. what we are doing the hospitalization rate is do and that's important. >>tonightn new york state there are currently more than 181,000 cases of covid-19 which is more th

thanksfor joining us tonight, everybody at 9 o'clock, i'm grant lotus and i'm cki liviakis just today we saw more than 1800 new deaths in the united states that puts our nationwide total and nearly 13,000 along with nearly 400,000 total cases. >>here in california. we have 450eaths and nearly 17,6 cases, worldwidethere are now more than 82,000 deaths and more than one 0.4 million total cases planned onight there are almost 4,000 nfirmed cases of coronavirus in the bay area. the latest number santa clara county is up to 1285 cases. >>43 people have died there san mateo county has 589 cases with 21 deaths, san francisco county 622 cases9 deaths, 422 cases and 7 deaths n contra costa unty. alameda county has 634 cases and15 deaths in the north bay marine reporting a 143 cases and 9 deaths solano county 99 cases and 2 deaths. sonoma county has a 115 cases, one person has died there and in napa coun 23 cases and 2 deaths. >>tonight aders of 6 y area county say that thr public schools will beclosed through the remainder of the school year that includes alama contra costa. we're in san mateo

thank you for joining us night at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki livkis this after health advisor anthony fauci cautioned against reopening the country too quickly even as early hot spts like n york believe they've already hit thei peak today, president trump also announced that the u.s.. >>is halting all funding to the world health organization because of what he describes covid-19 pandemic. of the >>today, i'm instructing my administration to halt. funding of the world health organization while review is conducted. >>president trump ys that review will be addressing the role. the world health organization played in quote severely mismanaging in covering up the spread of the that the coronavirus has now killed more than 25,000 americans and infected at least 600,000 more and tonight the bay area we have now seen more than 5300 confirmed cas. >>and 146 deaths because of the coronavirus this is a look at that curve progression since march 16th. that is e week when shelter-in-place orders went into fect here in the bay area. nearly a month ago, there were fewer than 3

. -- get money until four or five lost yourr you lotu job. i said we've got to do better than that. a week or two of people looking for jobs. that is not happening now. i waved the prohibition of receiving payment the first week after applying for assistance the waiting week, and i waive the requirement that individuals reassert their unemployment status every two weeks after applying. we have tens of thousands of people ready to go for payments, but they have to go back on the website and recertify. we know what is going on with the economy. i wouldwas normal time, understand that. why would you drive more people to the website that is getting or traffic? why not waive that until after these actions? we are actually going to be able to do that in a better way. the process has gotten better. there is more work to do, but we are doing all kinds of technological upgrades with an eye towards the speed of doing that. with respect to payment, last week we sent 35,000 payments. this week we have sent out 100,000 payments to people. that's more than we did all this year up to this current

thanks for joining us at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i' vicki liviakis me oth key updates coming out of president trump's dai task force briefing this afternoon. hospital ship usns comfort. it will now be used for covid-19 paents from new york and new jersey that ship was previously only going to be available to patients without the coronavirus as a new york city remains the epicenter of thpandemic here in the u.s. wished a speedy revery to british prime minister boris johnson who earlier today was moved to thintensive care unit of the london hospital. >>aftehis coronavirus symptoms wors . here at home tonight there are more than 3,700 confirmed cases in the bay area. santa clara couy has more than 1200 cases and 39 deaths, san mateo county h 579 cases, 13 people have died there san francisco county with 583 cases and 9 deaths 417 cases in contra costa county to go along with 7 deaths alameda coun with 588 cases and 13 deaths in the north bay marine is reporting 141 cases, 7 people have died there solano county cases and one death. 115 cases and on death in sonoma county.

>>thanks for joining us tonight at 10 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis this as one white house economic team member signals optimism for the summer. >>while another warns it's going to be ugly during the weeks ahead. karen caifa reports now from washington. >>in colorado monday, retail businesses can open with curbside pickup any elective medical procedures can resume. despite loosening some restrictions governor jared polis says he does worry about another spike it's why we've really been really laser focus is an administration and figuring how we how how we can in how we can indoor in sustain this week, montana tennessee, minnesota and iowa will follow states like georgia and oklahoma and relaxing some business restrictions. states like florida say they're not there yet if people don't have confidence then the economy is not going just take off which is not the way it works even hard hit new york has a plan for reopening is not a timeline governor andrew cuomo said sunday an eventual reopening will be phased in starting with construction and manufacturing, but

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lotus mid 50swe continue to paint wet scenarios late sunday into monday. today, 50s and 60s inland and then 70s but with the breeze a mix of loud to cool us off going into the weekend. >>> thank you, steve. >>> communities are feeling the economic impact of social distancing and now calling on governors to reopen their states. >>> still ahead, protesters ignoring stay-at-home orders and applying pressure to lawmakers. >>> plus, it started as a small operation but we show you what one organization is doing to help seniors in san francisco. welcome back our viewers have good music taste in green onion. thank you, linda, for the request. if you have song you want to hear, i know you're working from home, we are trying to put a smile on your face, go ahead and send us your request on facebook, twitter or instagram and to make it easier for me to see it use the # ktvu. . >>> two people in san francisco want to make sure that low income seniors in their neighborhood get enough groceries during the pandemic. rob roth shows us how their small operation has grown i

thank you for joining us at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis tonight, there are more than a million confirmed cases of covid-19 in the world and we're learning about new ways of the virus could possibly be transmitted health experts are now saying this new coronavirus could possibly the spread not just by sneezing and coughing. but also just by talking singing or even breathing and now bay area health officials are recommending people wear something to cover their faces according to doctor. harvey feinberg with the national academy of sciences. results of available studies are consistent russell is a ship from the virus just from normal breathing think about an aerosol can what it lets out. that's what can come out of your mouth feinberg says he is now going to start wearing a mask when he goes to the grocery store and for people who do not have masks even wearing a bandanna or something to cover your mouth and nose would definitely help doctor anthony fouche e of the white house's coronavirus task force also says the group is considering the idea of recommen

so far during this pandemic thanks for being with us tonight at 10 o'clock everybody i'm grt lotus and i'm vicki liviakis tonight, >>100 ventilators each to new another 200 ventilators will be distriuted between maryland washington d c nevada and delare also with almost 2 ana half million californianapplying for unemployment benefits in stimulus checks. >>newsome said the state is considering extending diect payments to undocumented eligible for the payout in calornia this is according to john hopkins university there are now more th 17,000. >>confirmed cases and 450 people have died herein the bay there are nearly 4,000 confirmed cases and thelaest santa clara county they're up to 1285 ces, 43 people have with 589 cases and 21 deaths, san frcisco county 622 cases, 9 deaths, 422 cases and 7 deaths in contra costa county. alameda county with 634 cases and 15 deaths in the north ay marine as a 143 cases and 9 dehs solano county 99 cases and 2 deaths. sonoma county is seen 115 cases, one person has died there napa county with 23 cases and 2 deaths tonight leaders of 6 bay ar counties say

to get worsebefore it gets better, thanks for being with us tonighat 10 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus i think you will kids that warning ces as we approach 11,000 deaths in the

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis the package now heads to the president's desk and he is expected to sign it tonight. it's the latest attempt by lawmakers to ease the devastating impact of this pandemic the package adds to the already historic levels of spending an additional 310 billion will be added to the paycheck protection program that's the program that was set up to help a small businesses struggling through this. stay at home a orders but but ran out of earlier this month. the bill also provides $75 billion for hospitals and 25 billion to expanding testing it. state officials today announced a new protections for people who owe money in the midst of this pandemic our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the governor's latest update. >>governor gavin newsome sign an executive order thursday keeping debt collectors from garnishing any stimulus check money in california, it's also retroactive so their debt collector and he did garnish. those contributions those checks you got to give them back the only exceptions are for those who owe child care spousal support or m

early on for that good evening, everybody thanks for being with us tonight at 10 o'clock i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis and to keep the numbers from spiking health officials in san francisco alameda contra costa and san mateo counties now recommend the residents cover their faces when they leave the house. our coffers gayle ong joins us now live with why doctor says, although the number of cases is going up there's a glimmer of hope tonight, gayle. >>vicki and grant were told ucsf medical center is stable with 15 to 16 patients in the last week and that other bay area hospitals are also seeing relatively low numbers. thanks to people sheltering in place. well before other parts of the country. >>the orders are heated empty streets in san francisco crossing market street. we found few people appearing to be essential workers and no traffic an example of why health experts say the city is showing signs of flattening the curve to slow down the coronavirus we spoke with doctor robert wachter chair of ucsf department of medicine people, san francisco listen i think they they understoo

are close to a deal good evening, everybody thanks for being here tonight at 10 o'clock i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis across the country a growing number of people are demonstrating there. >>restlessness for governors to reopen business. even as the u.s. death toll past 40,000 tonight. karin caifa reports now from washington. >>president trump said sunday a deal between the white house and congressional democrats for an additional billion to help the nation's small businesses could come on monday you could happen a lot of good work has been going on in now we could have an answer tomorrow, an initial billion in funding for the paycheck protection program was exhausted in less than 2 weeks pressured businesses in some states this weekend calls for governors to reopen. denver sunday and in austin texas saturday, the mayor there says health is the chief concern to everybody wants it's much as we can. >>the first priority has to be people's lives and public safety. >>small business lending bill is also expected to include $75 billion for hospitals and 25 billion for coronavirus tes

ormal might look like once thathappens anks for joining us tonight at 9 o'clock everybo i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis the governor talked about everything from a face coverings in public. >>guidelines for restaurants and cleaning protocols for schoolkron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what the governor's administration wants to see before lifting the statewide stay at home order. >>governor gavinewsome not offering a specific timeline tuesday on one california could open back up there's no light switch here. i would argue it's more like a dimmer in the dim or but what i was tking about this toggling back and forth between more restrictive. and less restrictive measures the governor and state health officials laid out 6 factors that need to be met before leaders consider lifting th statewide stay at home and a the include the ability to monitoand protect communities through covid-19 testing andcontact tracing. >>ensure schools and childcare facilities can support ysical distancing. prevent infection in people who are at severe risk of the virus. develop th

thank you for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis we know that an officer fired a round that hit the suspect in the torso and now police say the man was brandishing a bat inside the store kron four's gayle ong is live in san leandro details scale. >>granted big you can still see the store is blocked off as police continue to investigate what happened the incident was caught on camera. cell phone video shows a man brandishing a back moments before he was shot dead by san leandro police during the detention. >>officers the boy tasered. a taser was in effect. the same officer then fired one shot at the suspect striking him in the torso. at the same time simultaneously the second officer for their taste. >>the incident happened just before 3.15 saturday afternoon inside the wal-mart on his spear in boulevard we spoke to a customer off camera who was inside the store and i heard. people ran towards. the back from the front of the store saying there was someone with a gun and then there was someone shooting. this video shows the chaos inside then

thanks for joining us tonight at 8 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis the warmer weather seems to have a lot of people heading outdoors. >>and to parks and the beaches where they can find some open forcing law enforcement to monitor public spaces and even hand out masks. look at these photos shared on the san francisco police his twitter page today. you see plenty of folks in groups out in the city's green spaces, not exactly it hearing to social distancing guidelines as apd says that they were joined by volunteers at parks all across the city reminding everyone to stay at least 6 feet apart from people who don't live with you and also providing some masks to those without them. once again, the department wants remind everybody to stay home and save lives and tonight, is now closing its city own parking mots on weekends and holidays. >>because too many people are simply ignoring the non essential travel restrictions so say city officials as kron four's gayle ong reports tonight city leaders say these groups of people are congregating in sausalito especially on war

to get worsebefore it gets better, thanks for being with us tonighat 10 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i think you will kids that warning ces as we approach 11,000 deaths in the u.s.. >>and the nation's top health officials say that the next 2 weeks will resemble a catastrophe comparable to the lis of pearl harbor and 9.11. d now britain's prime minister ttling the virus has taken a turn for the wors nadia ramiro has the lates >>they also want to send be wishes to a very good friend of mine. a iend to our nation prime minister boris johnson. >>president trump sending some love to british prime minister boris johnson who has en moved to intensive ca at saint thomas hospital in london we'll see if we can be of help we've contactedand all of it. >>bours doctors we'll see whais going to takplace when you get. the ought into intensive care th gets very very serious. at the epicenter of america's outbreak new rk city health care system is beinpushed to the limit tear new york city council health committee mark levintweeing the city morgue is now dealing with the equivalent of an ongoing