marcie gonzalez has the latest. >> reporter: a second case of covid-19 now linked to the white house.e president pence's press secretary, katie miller, married to one of president trump's closest advisers, steve miller, testing positive. >> she's a young woman, katie. she tested very good for a long period of time and then all of a sudden today she tested positive. she hasn't come into contact with me. >> reporter: and another major concern for doctors, seeing a possible listening between covid-19 and a rare inflammatory illness attacking children. >> we are seeing those that they have antibodies to corona, which means they had a previous infection with the coronavirus, maybe two or three weeks ago, may have been asymptomatic, but now we're seeing the body's reaction to that virus. >> reporter: dozens of cases reported and several children, including a 5-year-old in new york city who possibly had the syndrome, dying. >> this is every parents' nightmare, right? >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic continuing to take a devastating toll on americans financially. long lines at food banks

marcie gonzalez has the latest. >> reporter: a second case of covid-19 now linked to the white house.ice president pence's press secretary, katie miller, married to one of president trump's closest advisers, steven miller, testing positive. >> she's a wonderful young woman, katie. she tested very good for a long period of time and then all of a sudden today she tested positive. she hasn't come into contact with me. >> reporter: and another major concern for doctors, seeing a possible link between covid-19 and a rare inflammatory illness attacking children. >> we are seeing those that they have antibodies to corona, which means they had a previous infection with the coronavirus, maybe two or three weeks ago, and they may have been asymptomatic and never known about it, but now we're seeing the body's reaction to that virus. >> reporter: dozens of cases reported and several children, including a 5-year-old in new york city, who possibly had the syndrome, dying. >> this is every parents' nightmare, right? >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic continuing to take a devastating toll on amer

marci gonzalez, abc7 news news, los angeles. >>> in the north bay, novato firefighters are getting some extra protection against coronavirus. dickinson corporation based in novato specializes in material fabrication. during the pandemic, they've pivoted. they're now making protective face shields. today they donated a thousand of those shields to the novato fire protection district. dickinson is hoping to get shields to first responders all over the country, and they're accepting donations from the public to help with that cause. >>> now if you're one of the millions who have lost your job because of this pandemic, we are devoting more resources to help you get hired. coming up, another live interview with tips on how to land a job, plus how you can join in our virtu women with metastatic we breast cancerers. standing in the struggle. hustling through the hurt. asking for science not sorrys. our time for more time - has come. living longer is possible and proven in women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant or a nonsteroidal aromatase inhibitor. kisqali is the only treatment in its class wit

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> [ bleep ] that's spinning, bro. >> reporter: the houston police helicopter spinning out of control in today's early morning darkness. >> it's about to fall, bro! >> reporter: you see it plummet below the tree line before crashing onto the grounds of an apartment complex, killing one of the two officers onboard. >> it started spinning, and after it spun, it went face down. >> reporter: the chopper clipping this empty clubhouse, incredibly missing two nearby apartment buildings. >> we are fortunate it did not strike the apartment building with people in it, because we'd be having a different conversation. >> reporter: rescuers spending the next hour cutting the pilot and the tactical flight officer jason knox, both air lifted to a hospital where knox was pronounced dead. the 35-year-old leaving behind a wife and two children. >> we're going to miss him. he had a heart of gold. >> reporter: police treating this as a homicide investigation and looking into whether reports of shots fired nearby could potentially be connected. >> way we want to start with a wide n

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> tears in your eyes seeing that.ave to give a shout to people like marsi, future moms going through their pregnancies through all of this. wow. mothers are superheroes. you too, lisa. >> thanks. le yes, they sure are. hopefully everybody gets a chance to enjoy mother's day. sunny and cloud cover around the bay area. you can see from live doppler 7 all of the north bay, patchy in the east bay as well as peninsula. but you get inland and that's where we have son from concord to livermore to walnut creek in dublin. we will be looking at the significant cooldown for inland communities, five to eight degrees cooler yesterday. you were approaching 90 in many locations as the ridge access was still overhead. now it shifted to the east, and has a response, that onshore flow is stronger through the delta. those southwest winds have been gusting through 37 miles an hour. that's a good indicator of that cooler air being transported from west to east. so steady, persistent onshore flow with us today. this is what we will tap int

abc's marci gonzalez joins us from home in los angeles with the latest concerns. i, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. we're hearing more stories of children who have battled this. one mother saying her son was outside playing feeling perfectly fine and then the next spiking a fever and showing other symptoms that fortunately doctors took seriously right away. this morning, intensifying concerns about that rare inflammatory syndrome in children linked to coronavirus. abc news identifying at least 220 possible and confirmed cases in 20 states plus washington, d.c. more than 100 of those cases in new york where three children have died. >> and that 100 cases, i'll wager, that's going to only go up and it will be much more wide spread than anyone thinks. >> reporter: new york city joining the cdc issuing urgent alerts about what's known as pediatric multi-system inflammatory syndrome. telling doctors to watch for patients with a fever of 100.4 degrees that lasts for 24 hours along with inflammation in children infected or exposed to covid-19 within four we

abc's marci gonzalez joins us with some of their amazing stories. it, good morning. we know that moms are amazing regardless, but these moms are taking that fierce loving care, their families know so well and so bravely sharing it with strangers. they are heroes on the front lines of this pandemic and in the eyes of those who give them their most treasured title -- moms. >> hi, mommy. >> hi. >> reporter: like lindsey burrell holding dying patients' hands, but unable to hug their children at the end of grueling days. >> i can't touch her. remember. >> but i can't get close to you, let me go change, okay. i love you. >> reporter: other healthcare workers spending countless hours at hospital bedsides but unable to tuck their kids in at night. >> i made the decision to keep my family safe, to quarantine myself. so this is probably one of the hardest things that i have ever done. >> reporter: and first responders like melissa winchester racing to the rescue in critical moments and rushing home worried about keeping their own families safe. >> i don't let

for joining us on this thursday morning may 28 i'm robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marci gonzalez. our top story this morning of course is the weather around the bay area, let's take a look out live now at walnut creek this morning it's going to be one of the toast, your places around the bay, even though temperatures are cooling down we expect more hot weather in some parts of the bay area today and i think for folks getting the jog on on the run on this morning, a better get out there do it now because it's warming up quickly, let's check in with days far date. >>okay good morning guys, good morning, everybody and some fog is kind of helped out a little bit around the perimeter of the bay as we can see from the shot from u c berkeley a little mix out in the next hour or so kind of help out a little bit terms of warming us back up again as what it looks like taking those inland valley, 6071 rather an antioch at this hour 66 livermore 50's up to the north bay and 63 going on for san jose. still in places are a heat advisory that will be going on until 7 this after this evening rat