carlos martínez: daniel martínez, toca violín; pepe martínez, toca violín; andrés gonzález, que tocaa, es el jefe del mariachi; enrique de santiago, toca guitarrón; julio martínez, que toca el arpa; gilberto aguirre, que toca la vihuela; miguel barón, toca el violín; fernando velázquez, que toca trompeta; gustavo alvarado, toca también la trompeta; y alberto alfaro, que toca violín. damián trujillo: la tradición mexicana, me imagino que también se puede transmitir con esa música, con los gritos, con los zapateados del mariachi. arturo vargas: sí, yo creo que podemos, podemos jactarnos de tener la gente más bullanguera que podamos tener en cualquier otro país, yo siento que el mexicano grita, llora, ríe, disfruta la música al 100%, de cualquier género, pero yo creo que más la música de mariachi, yo creo que el sentarse a escuchar la música, y cómo no, tomarse un tequilita, es válido, este, se disfruta aún más. damián trujillo: y han tocado en todo el mundo, su escenario favorito es el palacio de bellas artes, el degollado, aquí en cache creek. carlos martínez: bueno, yo creo que todos

presentado por andrea martÍnez. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> mi familia es de colombia yo nacÍ aqui hablo inglÉsmato constantemente >>> en donde sea que estÉs y en cuestiÓn de 6 minutos (hablan en inglÉs) resumimos lo mÁs relevante de la agenda noticiosa pero tambiÉn las historias que nos impulsan y empoderan >>> a veces tienen papÁs, familias y no hablan el idioma de inglÉs. y esto tienen papeles es muy importante que la juventud latina pueda tener la informaciÓn correcta. >>> simultÁneamente estrenamos con la cultura con lo Último de mundo del entretenimiento porque el compromiso con la comunidad latina trasciende barreras >>> felicidades yo ya lo bajÉ vamos con imÁgenes conmovedoras de lo que ocurriÓ en memphis tennessee luego que un pastor perdiÓ su vida, los integrantes del coro de su iglesia decidieron homenajearlo como saben hacerlo mejor luego de agradecerles la viuda pidiÓ que publicaran la grabaciÓn en la internet para que todos vieran este hermoso acto de solidaridad. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ (cantan) ♪ ♪ >>> y con esto nos despedimos hay mÁs noticias a las 11/10 centro y maÑana coronavirus como

. >> for carlos martinez, volunteering has been a way of life, but he took it to a whole new level afterical mission to haiti. >> everybody is super excited. >> reporter: for as long as he can remember, carlos martinez helped give el salvador's poor free toys and food for the holidays. >> i would see the tears come out of their eyes and it touched me even as a kid. >> reporter: he and his family served in the foundation his grandparents founded in el salvador in 1985. >> my grandparents taught us all to give back to what we had. >> reporter: today he runs the nonprofit, the cast anada kids foundation still honors his great grandparents legacy. it gives hundreds of holiday food baskets, sports program donations, and dozens of scholarships to students in el salvador every year. but carlos, who is an emt, expanded the foundations work, inspired by a heartbreaking volunteer experience in haiti. >> i saw people waiting in line outside the clinic for three days for -- bro pro fin, that's all they had. >> reporter: he then started medical missions to el salvador as part of the kids foundation.

i'm chris martinez with how the observatory forever changed the expedition. >>' five. so remember, kpix 5 is looking to connect you with the good news to help or find help right now , just go to kpix.com/together. you will find stories of how we are better together. you can also se >>> a new study suggests warm weather may weaken the coronavirus. a top scientist with the department of homeland security suggests is weakened by explosion, sunlight, heat and humidity. it also shows in the viruses on surfaces, disinfectants are effective, bleach kills the virus in five minutes. and isopropyl alcohol kills it in 30 seconds. president trump is asking medical advisors to look into that more closely. >> is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside, as you see it gets in the lungs. >> in response, washington states emergency account posted please don't eat tide pod or inject yourself with any kind of disinfectant.>>> wall street dips after failed coronavirus drug trial. here is diane king hall with that money watch report. >>> wall street was mixed on thursd

. >>> indignados por la posiciÓn de la concejal jessica martÍnez, personas se manifestaron en su casanidos. >>> quienes no estÁn de acuerdo con brindan ayuda econÓmica es la organizaciÓn (hablan en inglÉs) que piedieron a la corte suprema bloquear la decisiÓn del gobernador gavin newsom. >>> ella nos quiere quitar los recursos. >>> hace unos dÍas el mismo gobernador anuncio un paquete de ayuda de 75 # millones de dÓlares para ayudar. >>> ellos cdieneo que no tienen derecho de tener recursos. quienes defiendren derecho de los inmigrantes dicen que los que recibirÁn ayuda son los que trabajaron por el paÍs. >>> los inmigrantes trabajan muy duros. >>> la oficina del gobernador comentÓ sobre la demanda presentada. estas acciones benefician la salud pÚblico y el bienestar de la familia. >>> la empresa tesla habrÍa solicitado a sus empleados regresar a trabaja lar 29 de abril, desde marzo los empleados trabajaban desde casa, la empresa estarÍa abierta para trabajos bÁsicos. tambiÉn salieron a las calles personas de san diego que demandan reabrir la economÍa, dijeron que se violaron sus dere

chris martinez has the story. >> i'm matt. i'm going to show you my work from home set-up. >> reporter: matt gilener's work from home station at home looks relatively relatable for a job that certainly is not. >> i'm the lead rover driver. >> reporter: rover as in the mars curiosity rover, and gilener is now driving it on the red planet from his living room. he's part of a 30-plus person team that commands the spacecraft. and for the first time ever, all the rover's operations are being handled remotely from makeshift home command centers. >> i'm used to being able to t literally turnover my shoulder and talk to a fellow rover driver. hey, what do you think of this plan i'm driving? instead i have to rely on screen sharing over network connections that sometimes can be slow. >> reporter: still, they're making it work. so well, in fact, that on the first day of remote operations, the team successfully commanded one of the rover's most complicated jobs. drilling a rock sample on mars. >> it's kind of an interesting change of pac

chris martinez has that story. >> reporter: as movie theaters are across the u.s.tudios in hollywood were left scrambling to make a new plan. the solution for many? bypass the box office and head straight for the small screen. take, for instance, trolls world tour, the animated musical originally slated for theatrical release may 10. will instead get a digital release on that same date. and other movies that were in theaters as the pandemic took off are now getting early digital debuts. >> i'm sonic. >> reporter: sonic the hedgehog which arrives in theaters mid february has already had a home release. >> i know for people shut inside it's been a life saver. >> reporter: variety magazine matt donnelly said movie studios are having to rethink how to reach audiences and make money which could have a lasting effect. he thinks home release could become the new normal for many mid-budget movies. >> if you're looking at a film that costs anywhere between 30 and $100 million, that might not be about superheroes or cars that fly off of the eiffel tower. you can probably see

to eastbound highway four in martinez. now police have not released any information about exactly what the suspect vehicle might have looked like or sustained in this little crash, but if anybody who has any information should give them a call.>>> thank you. global stocks were down overnight after a failed the coronavirus drug trial. one opening up just moments ago, let's take a look at the big board you can see the dow is in positive territory up about 145 points. we are going to continue to keep an eye on the stock market morning, a second small business funding bill is sitting on president expected to sign a nearly $500 million package today. minority owned business owners a say they were unable to get any help from the first relief package. east bay representative barbara lee says that should not be the case this time. >> we wanted to make sure that we clothe gap and in fact the last bill did not do that. we've got to make sure that are unbent businesses are minority owned businesses, small businesses, veteran owned an

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ofrecemos eso tambiÉn. >>> que hay muchos ejemplos alÍi afuera quÉ necesitan un espacio. >>> andrea martÍnez asÍ que les ocurriÓ convertirse en coronaoficiales van de casa en casa para serle ver a la gente que hoy un enemigo y que lo mejor es quedarse en casa. >>> hasta aquÍ las noticias por hoy, hasta maÑana con la informaciÓn recuerde mÁs noticias y la mÁs actualizada sobre el coronavirus en el mundo en los distintos espacios informativos de noticias telemundo, excelente tarde. >>> . >>>♪). . >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> quÉ tal familia muy buenas tardes a todos feliz lunes de estar en casa con telemundo y hoy tenemos nuestro programa a araceli en vivo. >>> eso, y ademÁs conversaremos con za john y lennox y videos y una diseÑadora de modas con sus mÁscaras de protecciÓn personal que estÁn

like richmond and h 2 least getting some pretty heavy downpou out there right now as his vallo and martinez this evening, so heavy downpours still tracking a front of pop-up thunderstorms that could bring hail and bags did see a hail storm that did form over sonoma just a few minutes ago and futu cast is going to show wet weather wil continue tonight. calmer nditions of during the overnight hours drying out by tuesday morning and into tuesdayafternoon with a nice warm-up heading our way starting tomorrow but from now until then we're still tracking those storm clouds right overhead and temperatures for the most part, relatively cool in the m to upper 40's along the bay area coastline.even in some of ouinterior valleys where you're getting the heaviest downpours an low to mid 50's for evyone else. but overnight lows, we'll be in the low to mid 40's tonight so things that anket of storm cud cover overall we are going to be as chilly as santa rosa 39 degrees and temperatures for tomorrow' daytime highs, reboding 5 to 15 degrees from today's so we're going to be right aut average in the low 60'

leigh martinez joins us now with how the bay area is coping with the stay-at-home orders. >>> this is the united states first pandemic in 100 years. it is not something the public is used to. now that we are five weeks in, going into a second month of shelter in place with no end in sight, experts fear that many people may be experiencing frustration and want to ignore the orders. >> even though recent polls show the majority of americans so they support stay-at-home orders, this week more americans, including in the bay area are on the move. >> we are here for exercise and to get out of the house. >> lime ridge open space was popular this weekend. >> the parking lot has been full. usually don't see cars lined up on the street. >> overall bay area traffic significantly dropped between 40-60% after the shelter in place orders went into effect. it just started to slightly climb this weekend. >> at six stabilized right there around 50%. then over the past week or so, we have seen a small uptick in the numbers. >> caltrans shut down highway 101 southbound which can also impact volume. >>

it is called the all in challenge and as chris martinez tells us, it is already bringing in a lot ofh.>> i just wanted to say that i am going to join the all in challenge. >> pop star justin bieber made that announcement joining a list of celebrities auctioning off experiences to raise money for people in need. >> i fly to the winners home and icing them one less lonely girl. >> it is called the all in chngfundracrted erly build the largest lp. movement with all the best entertainers, celebrities, athletes, business clients. >> each person who accepts the challenge must lunch on someone else to take part and create a fan experience that will be auctioned off. the money raised will help feed the elderly, children and workers on the front line of the coronavirus site. >> i accept the all in challenge. that's right, i accepted. >> kevin hart announced he is in on instagram. >> i'm creating the next big movie star. >> ellen generators is also all in. >> someone who donates at least $25 will get the chance to be my cohost for a show. >> the growing list of experiences includes a walk on r

leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. >>> around the world several countries now taking steps to reopen and get back to business including countries hit hardest by coronavirus. and in spain the rules are being relaxed in some areas. spain reported the lowest daily increase in coronavirus deaths and more than a month and in italy after almost 2 months of lockdown the prime minister their described plans resuming normal business operations this morning starting with wholesale operations and construction.>> if we do not respect the distance and do not respect the precautions the epidemic curve can rise again and spin out of control and we will have more people dying and at that stage the damage for our economy would be a reversible.>> meanwhile school officials in wuhan china are preparing high schools to allow seniors to come back on may 6 to finish their final school year, stepped up cleaning and social distancing will be strictly enforced. the numbers for the coronavirus pandemic do keep growing and this morning there are more must 3 million confirmed cases of coronavirus around the world.

vea qué bella fotografía tenemos aquí, gracias a la familia martínez villalobos que manda unmensaje muyfotografías. hablando del día de pascua, el día domingo las temperaturas en los 71 se mantiene despejado será un día hermoso como lo es también el sábado así que con este bello panorama, esta bella toma de esperanza de lucha por supuesto por casi cinco semanas vamos a iniciar el encierro el panorama al menos meteorológico continúa agradable, continúa subiendo especialmente a mediados de la siguiente semana y se mantiene despejado por completo. bonito fin de semana, disfrute de la pascua yo me despido regresamos con más. >>> los juegos olímpicos de tokio 2020 fueron postergados para 2021 pero hay riesgo de que se mueva aún más la fecha de la cita en tokio al regreso de la pausa la historia completa. >>> los terrenos de la feria del condado de contra costa se convertirá en un centro de cuidado para pacientes con covid-19 el lugar tendrá la capacidad de atender acuarelistas pacientes infectados que necesiten cuidado médico que no requieran ser internados en un hospital también se explora

i have to come to work. >> reporter: martinez says she came down with a fever a week ago, stayed home two days, but then went back to work, still with a fever. >> translator: i worry because i work in the kitchen. i'm a cook, and i also serve customers in the drive-through. >> it's been a waking nightmare. >> reporter: this nurse asked to remain anonymous for fear of losing her job. she works at kaiser, and she told us that management pressures nurses to work while sick. >> it's basically we know you're sick, but come into work anyway, and there's a lot of intimidation for people that do call out sick. >> reporter: in a survey on paid sick leave by sociologists at uc berkeley and ucsf, it found that at 91 large u.s. companies, 53% of the workers reported they don't get paid sick leave. in the food industry, nearly 75% of the workers said they don't get sick leave pay. >> they're the lowest paid or the ones least likely to have benefits. >> reporter: elise gold says the recent legislation that requires paid sick leave exempts the largest companies, those with 500 employees or more, whi

. >> hi, girls, it's miss martinez. >> reporter: like hundreds of teachers in that school district, she's been communicating with students on the internet. her 11-year-old daughter savia records all her lessons, and baby estrella makes cameo appearances. the lessons are posted on her youtube channel. she also zooms with her kindergartners. >> i realized there's technology out there, it's crazy. >> reporter: the classroom chicken kevin and leroy the tortoise came with her once schools were shut down. >> everyone say hi to mr. narwhal. mr. narwhal, say hi. >> reporter: today's lesson is about whales. she also expects students to do homework. >> i want you to give me two or three sentences about facts about the big blue whale. >> reporter: when she was done i asked how she was holding up. >> you must be exhausted. >> i am. it's a fine line of insanity. let me tell you that much. i don't pay my babysitter during the day enough money, i believe, now. i've realized that. >> reporter: she worries about students still without laptops or internet connection. >> i'm really worried about the kids th

reporting live in the newsroom, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> that's clever and a crackup, lauren. thanks a lot. will you accept this roll of toilet paper. >>> sandhya, we're just going to give you time for weather. we're not passing the toilet paper over to you. >> hi, sandhya. >> oh, come on, now, send me some toilet paper. i have plenty of it here. dan and ama, we're going to start talking about the forecast because your weekend is almost here. and as you take a look at live doppler 7, there are a pair of storms that we're tracking. so the first one is going to get us wet on saturday. the second one is a stronger storm. we need it. take a look at rainfall percent of average. 40% san francisco. sfo, oakland currently 52% in santa rosa. san jose, you're behind 45%. and san francisco downtown 49% of average. on live doppler 7, no rain yet,n your temperatures right now in the 40s, 50 we do have fair skies. tomorrow morning witeoing t seeing the temperatures plunging. freeze warnings for the interior portions of lake and mendocino counties. but we also have frost advisories for other

reporting live in the newsroom, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> that's clever and a crackup, lauren. thanks a lot. will you accept this roll of toilet paper. >>> sandhya, we're just going to give you time for weather. we're not passing the toilet paper over to you. >> hi, sandhya. >> oh, come on, now, send me some toilet paper. i have plenty of it here. dan and ama, we're going to start talking about the forecast because your weekend is almost here. and as you take a look at live doppler 7, there are a pair of storms that we're tracking. so the first one is going to get us wet on saturday. the second one is a stronger storm. we need it. take a look at rainfall percent of average. 40% san francisco. sfo, oakland currently 52% in santa rosa. san jose, you're behind 45%. and san francisco downtown 49% of average. on live doppler 7, no rain yet, but that will be changing come this weekend. your temperatures right now in the 40s, 50s. we do have fair skies. tomorrow morning with pretty clear skies, you're going to be seeing the temperatures plunging. freeze warnings for the interior porti

a huge drop in oil demand shutting down most operations at the marathon refinery in martinez. >>> andound two, small businesses can submit new applications to get a piece of the $332 billion plan that was approved by congress last week. the originally fund quickly drained leaving many mom and pop shops across the country empty-handed, some still waiting in the queue seeing if they're going to get their money this week. we'll have more on that. good monday morning to you and thanks for joining us. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will get us through the traffic in about eight minutes. first meteorologist kari hall working on the forecast today. how is it looking? i know this week it was nice and warm, summerlike. >>> yeah, we're going to see more of the same today. we will have a cooldown as the week goes along. today and tomorrow it's still pretty warm. we are going to start out with some low 60s at 6:00 in san jose and then to the mid-70s. that's slightly above normal but will be very nice as we enjoy more sunshine and a nice breeze. some of our inland areas will reach into the low

it's miss martinez. how you? >> like hundreds of teachers in that school district, she has been communicating with their students on the internet. her 11-year-old daughter records all of her lessons and estrella makes a number of cameo appearances. the lessons are posted on her youtube channel. she also zooms with her kindergartners. >> i realize there is technology out there.crazy. >> the classroom chicken and the tortoise came with her once the schools were shut down. >> everyone say hi to mr. narwhal. >> nice to see you, hope you're doing good. i hope you read about my cousin, big blue. >> today's lesson is of course about whales. she also expects students to do homework. >> and i want you to give me two or threences about facts about the big blue whale. >> when she was done, i asked her how she was holding up. you must be exhausted. >> i am. it's -- it's a fine line of insanity, let me tell you that much. i don't pay my baby-sitter during the day enough money i believe now. i've realized that. >> she worries

it's a race, and i think everyone is doing the best that they can. >> reporter: in concord, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead, the new state web site to get more equipment to the medical professionals that need it the most. >>> and acts of kindness, the bay area comes together this weekend to help ease the burden of the coronavirus pandemic. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, it is a rainy night out there tonight, and we've got more showers for >>> governor gavin newsom's office launched a new web site today to help the state fight coronavirus. individuals and companies can go to covid-19 supplies.ca.gov. that's where they can donate or sell needed supplies like n 95 masks, ventilators, face shields and gloves. "parasit private companies can notify officials. >>> people are stepping up to help ease suffering and need as our world struggles to deal with the health crisis. abc 7 news reporter, cornell bernard has the story of local efforts today that highlight the importance and power of human kindness. >> i got water, so it's a blessing. >> going to help? >> yes. >> reporter: be

lauren martinez is live in the newsroom with the details behind today's announcement. >> reporter: the governor said we're at a point where we can begin a very thoughtful, phased--in approach to reopening the state of california and reopening our state economy. >> we're at a point starting to start toggling back.back.back. >> reporter: tom steyer. >> we will try to come up with a recovery plan worthy of california's past and pushes us to a better future and remedies some of the injustices which this covid-19 pandemic has revealed in our society. >> other members include tim cook, bob iger and former federal reserve chair janet yellin. it will also include all four form former giving governors of the state. >> you're talking about a company that's almost a hundred years old. whether it's world wars or global economic crisis or terrorist attacks, what we do for people is always wanted and always enjoyed. and so we tend to have an ability to bounce back because we just manufacture happiness in so many different ways. >> other states are beginning to reopen. some nonessential businesses in

pero en un párrafo señala a martínez a dialogar, dice la carta jesús el día en que quieras debatir feliz quintana al 39 marca 1x0 montes reacciona la 63 marca el empate con avilés hurtado al 74 el cachorro se equivoca y quintana se lo hace pagar, >> coronamos al primer campeón de la plataforma digital se van a tiempo extra darami fulmina con cruce esto es una especie de champions league virtual, es todo nos vemos a las 11 >> >> ♪. >> le compartimos una imagen en vivo este tarde de la torre transamerica, como dijo vianney una tarde despejada y tranquila. esta noche en el noticiero de las 11 una agencia policial extrema vigilancia en escuelas desocupadas, también piden la libertad en centros de detención por riesgo de covid-19 también nos vamos contándole que este veterano de guerra recaudó dinero,este se retó a recorrer cien veces el jardín de su casa, antes de cumplir cien años, así su reto fue viral y sobrepasó su meta en dinero que pretendía recolectar.este tiro que entra directamente a la red lo hizo el jugador de fútbol americano spencerjones de universidad oklahoma ganándole a su pa

esta foto corresponde a ana lucÍa martínez que es asistente mÉdico en una clÍnica de san francisco y correo regular o telÉfono. sí, soy yo otra vez. o sea, tú. es decir, soy todos los latinos que llenan el censo en este país. ¿o crees que estoy aquí texteando? le estoy mandando un mensaje a mi futuro. ¿mandando memes? chécalo ahí. no dejes que nadie confunda "invisible" con invencible. llegó la hora de llenar el censo... hazlo hoy desde tu computadora o celular... ...por teléfono o por correo. por ley, nadie puede compartir tu información personal. llena el censo hoy. dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. >> es un gusto saludarles. las Águilas del amÉrica contaron que los jugadores del primer equipo vana sacrificar parte de sus contraprestaciones para asegurar el salario del equipo femenil y del Área administrativa. el tÉcnico de pumas manifestÓ su apoyo para las familias de los jugadores de la liga de ascenso ya que esta liga puede desaparecer. comentÓ que la liga de ascenso es nuestra. le pedimos que se cuide mucho y que permanezca en casa. muchas gracias. presentador: le queremos

jaime: los republicanos ricardo benÍtez y jessica martínez son los dos candidatos a la asamblea estatalia detenga la entrega de $75,000,000 en asistencia estatal para los trabajadores indocumentados. la abogada de los demandantes agur comentÓ que el gobernador de california viola leyes federales criminales, al entregar un subsidio en efectivo a los indocumentados. las leyes estatales que prohÍben dar beneficios de desempleo a quienes no tienen permiso legal de trabajo. >> hace dos semanas el gobernador newsom entregÓ el pago Único de $500 por trabajador y de $1200 por familia a unos 150,000 indocumentados que se quedaron sin empleo por la crisis del coronavirus en california. >> cada estado en nuestra uniÓn es un estado autÓnomo. tiene todo el derecho y la legalidad para decidir cÓmo distribuir su dinero de los contribuyentes, entre ellos los indocumentados. juan carlos: el vocero del gobernador indicÓ que california estÁ legal y moralmente tomando acciones justificadas para asistir a todos los californianos afectados por el covid-19. >> no hay mÉritos legales para esta demanda. juan ca

la directora jacqueline martÍnez nos hablÓ sobre la ayudaque anunciÓ hoy el gobernador para indocumentadosera pregunta, cÓmo se van a distribuir esos recursos econÓmicos? >> se estÁ aclarando ahora mismo, empezando el mes que viene el gobernador trabajarÁ con organizaciones que pueden repartir estos fondos en efectivo, en cheques. las familias no tendrÁn que tener una cuenta bancaria, es la mejor informaciÓn que hemos podido recibir en este momento. presentadora: cuando estarÁn disponible los fondos y quiÉnes podrÁn recibirlo? >> sabemos que el mes que viene serÁn disponible esos fondos, las familias van a poder aplicar, demostrar su necesidad con esas organizaciones, las organizaciones darÁn cheque o dinero en efectivo depende de cÓmo cada uno lo harÁ. sabemos que las amilanÓ a tener que demostrar ningÚn tipo de documentaciÓn sobre su ciudadanÍa, pero si tendrÁn que verificar que han perdido su trabajo, que necesitan ayuda financiera en estos momentos. presentadora: el primero que solicite la ayuda tiene mÁs opciÓn de recibirla? >> las familias que apliquen primero se le harÁ disponible l

veremos a karla martÍnez cÓmo protege a su familia y ahÍ ya mismo.tunidad que solo se lleva a cabo... ¡cada diez años! llénalo hoy mismo. hazlo por internet. por teléfono... o por correo. tus respuestas están protegidas. y por ley, nadie puede compartir tu información personal. llena el censo hoy. te conviene a ti... y nos conviene a todos. ¡llena el censo hoy! dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. ♪ ♪ karla: "despierta amÉrica" no se detiene. 50,000 pruebas de coronavirus por semana en la iniciativa de nueva york mediante un examen que brindarÍa resultados en cuestiÓn de minutos. nuestra colega jorge viera se lo hizo jackie sabrÁs el resultado. alan: esta maÑana no te pierdas la entrevista que chiqui delgado le hizo eugenio derbez. el actor hablÓ sobre victoria ruffo. hablÓ sobre las acusaciones de falsa noticias. karla: en exclusiva hablamos con ese don por quÉ eugenio derbez respaldo por una carta de denuncia por falta de recursos frente a la pandemia en mÉxico. aquÍ lo escucharas primero. alan: hoy es el turno de conocer el diario de coronavirus

innova ruben martinez: a century ago, hundreds of thousands of mexicans fled the chaos of the mexicanion, most of them arriving in los angeles, gravitating to the old pueblo area around olvera street. raquel gutierrez: they recreated a sense of home and history in the theaters of the nearby bwa

. >>> a partir de este lunes, a pequeÑa esempresas como la de martÍnez que atraviesan problemas. >>>les de lucho, la empresa, debe tener ingresos anuales de hasta 2,5 millones de dÓlares, una relacion del 25%, y un comprobante de declaraciÓn de impuestos, no deben temer en buscar ayuda. >>> no es una pregunta, ni es un requerimiento. >>> una pregunta que otros dueÑos de negocios, dicen aprovecharan. >>> tenemos que estar fuertes, para que cuando llegue la situaciÓn, que se componga, conseguir st seguir todo adelante. estÁn nalizando dos actividades para ayudar a los mÁs vulnerables en la crisis, se trata de recaudar fondos, y tambiÉn un autoservicio para recolectar alimentos, la recaudaciÓn durarÍa hasta el 30, y serÍa la misma fecha, desde once de la maÑana hasta cuatro de la tarde, la informaciÓn, la estÁ viendo ustedes en pantalla, lo que ven en la enfermedad covid-19, es una persona que no tiene lugar dÓnde vivir, las autoridades, se reunieron para ver de quÉ forma poder ayudarles. vamos a ver quÉ nos puede decir christian casares. >>> buenas tardes, la junta comenzÓ a eso de las

martinez, 64 degrees. 58 in alameda. el sobrante is 59. martinez is 64.up. this water temps, they are very, very cold. apple cup, i think, some fog the focus here as we go forward in the weekend. the system will continue to ride up. there will be a stronger system. high pressure system, with out temperatures will be above average. cozmo bay, just 60s and 70s. still above and after much is in that respect which are still 10 to out 12 degrees. 6070s and 80s tomorrow. those look a little bit warmer. with the coast. knuble cool us down into the said they. starting to warm up packed >>> all right, steve, thanks good. college football players. coming up on the 9:00, bay area athletes talk about the nfl draft and the long journey to get to this moment. >>> also, overseas, new hope about progress on a covid-19 vaccine. the plans in england to begin human tests starting today. >>> new this morning, the head oakland schools will be on in that will for at least three more academic years. the oakland school board has unanimously approved a new three year contract for

oficial: maría de la luz martínez, a la reja con todo y chivas, quedas libre. se trata de una confusión, yo no soy libre. suéltenme, suéltenme, yo lo maté, yo no soy inocente, yo me eché al tilín y me las puedo echar a ustedes. oficial: ¿qué va a hacer? y acaban de atrapar al tilín. ¡eh! doña lucha: esto es malversación de justicia, me están liberando injustamente. cinco minutos, cinco minutos es todo lo que pido. nada más déjeme entrar a echar una firmita. rosa: ay, luchita, eso ya lo haces en la casa. doña lucha: ¿casa? déjeme regresar, por favor. maría: doña lucha, qué emoción quedar libre en un día tan especial. no sé si sea mucho atrevimiento que me permita llamarla mamá. doña lucha: oficial, ¿como cuánto tiempo me darían, por asesinato a mujer imprudencial? albertano: espérese, jefa, a maría le debemos gran parte de su libertad. doña lucha: ¿ahora resulta que estamos en deuda con la señorita? maría: no fue nada. ahora sí que yo nada más di la idea, pero el sacrificio lo hizo albertano. chino: de veras, nunca pensé que tus pelos de muñeca vieja, pudieran s

financial websites reporting a shutdown will take place next week at the companies locations in martinez concord. there have been has been a dramatic drop for gas here in the bay area. all of local refinery employees are expected to be kept on the job. however, hundreds of contract employees are expected to lose their jobs. >>> with most of the country on lockdown because of the coronavirus, fewer people are on the road. as a result, gas prices keep going down. according to aaa, the national average for a gallon of gas is one dollar $.81. in san francisco, a gallon of regular gas will cost you just over three dollars a gallon. >>> that is quite a difference. all right, 4:48 is the time. checking in with steve paulson. we are definitely saving a little money working from home on not just. >> are you mad at me? is it something i said? that is true. you should go out in and run it. temperatures, probably the coolest day of the week. it wants amount to a hill of beans. that's what we are dealing with. 50s on a lot of the times here. we do have a little bit of an offshore wind. again, this mi

esta foto corresponde a claudia martÍnez que trabaja como una enfermera, muchas gracias por tu trabajonciales durante esta pandemia. >> aÚn no se cumple la semana desde que le mostramos una familia en auckland. dayana garcÍa nos cuenta quÉ pasÓ despuÉs. dayana: comenzamos a recibir una avalancha de mensajes. a menos de una semana su realidad dio un giro de 180° y es gracias a ustedes. hace pocos dÍas conocieron a los gÓmez. un matrimonio con dos hijos que vivÍa en una carpa sin dinero con pocos recursos y sin trabajo. >> estÁbamos en una crisis horrible, aguanta vamos frÍo, no tenÍamos paÑos. dayana: al escuchar su historia la comunidad se conmoviÓ. >> escuchamos las palabras cuando la seÑora decÍa que tenÍas dios -- escuchamos las palabras de la seÑora que tenÍan frío. >> pero eso no fue todo. >> a mÍ me impactÓ y me comuniquÉ con ustedes. >> un miembro de la comunidad que vio el reportaje encontrÓ una soluciÓn inmediata que no se imaginaba. la familia hoy se mudÓ de una carpa a una casa. >> tienen un baÑo, cocina, refrigerador. dayana: una propiedad de un buen samaritano, el seÑor ed

that is for that commute between martinez and concord.is where you are going to find a crash as well. closures through their. as well as an accident with a vehicle facing the wrong way. it may slow you down slightly as you make that connector over onto southbound 680. overall, though, very quiet all the way to hercules with no delays. southbound one-to-one near the waldo grade, the original picking up those cones for the overnight bridgework that is happening there just north of the gold nolyse a ton of brake lights. traffic is actually moving at the limit according to our sensors with no delays. we will look at mass transit coming up in my next report. >>> it looks be wrapping up right now, but right now you're looking at the suspect vehicle that has been put on the back of asap a tree at trailer and the life there show some sense of the violence that happened here with the smashed out windows. the windows were damaged by the the mathatwas being out of st your, that woman was able to give police a description of the getaway man. officers

laura martinez spoke with the doctor in charge. >> i came up the elevator the liquid gold they call it because it looks kind of golden. >> reporter: dr. peter chen hong is likening liquid gold to this -- a bag of blood successfully recovered from covid-19. >> we know they have been successful in fighting the infection. we can harvest antibodies as easy as giving blood and tran fuse it into a patient who may not have had those antibodies jept. >> reporter: on friday night doctors were able to transfer the first unit of plasma from a donor based out of palo alto to a person in the critical unit in the icu. they say it's like a stun gun. >> there are two parts, making viruses and organ damage. we looked at by stunning the virus so at least it's not making more so organs can heal over time. >> reporter: on saturday the world health organization weeted, quote, expect most people who are infected with covid-19 will develop an antibody response that will provide some level of protection. what we don't know yet is the level of protection or how long it lasts. >> some people do get protection a

in oakland, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> the extension of the shelter in place order has caused fear and anxiety among business owners. liz pena spoke to a construction company getting at least ten calls a day from business owners asking for their doors and windows to be covered with plywood. >> when the times get tough, the tough gets going. his restaurant getting vandalized. >> a guy came and tried to throw a brick through one of our windows. it bounced off and he picked it up and threw it through another window and then ran away. >> reporter: losing sleep over potential burglaries during the shelter in place. >> there's no telling what people are capable of so we are concerned. >> reporter: we asked the owner how many businesses boarded up in the last two weeks. the answer was easy. >> 20, 30 businesses easily. >> reporter: along union square, some of the high-end stores three weeks ago had expensive products displayed on their windows now are covered with plywood. >> this pandemic is creating a shortage. toilet paper for a while, masks, hand cleanser. there's a shortage of plywoo

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let's check out our temperature trend in martinez.id-50s as you get ready to head out the door, and then it warms up nicely by noon. temperatures are perfect for opening up the windows and letting in a fresh breeze and we are in the

leigh martinez reports on how the bay area is coping with the stay-at-home orders. >> even the recent polls show the majority of americans do support stay-at-home orders this week more americans including here in the bay area are on the move. >> we are there exercising and getting out of the house. >> lime ridge open space was a popular destination this weekend. >> i noticed the parking lot has been more full than usual. you can see cal trend showing bay area traffic significantly dropped between 40 and 60% after the shelter in place orders to go into effect. it did just start to climb up this weekend. >> it did stabilize there around that 50% mark. and then over the past week or so you've seen just a small uptake in those numbers. >> they did shut down highway 101 southbound where the diyala meanie circle replacement project was the can impact your traffic volume. >> tonight is the first big closure that we are doing. the second actually where we're taking the southbound traffic on the 280. >> they did announce plans to extend stay at home orders to may 17 other counties have yet to

in oakland, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> the extension of the shelter in place order has caused fear and anxiety to raise among business owners. luz pena spoke to a construction company getting at leas t calls a day from business owners asking for their doors and windows to be covered with plywood. >> when the times get tougher, the tougher gets going. that's the way this man describes this video of his restaurant getting vand lidsed lized. >> 12:30, a guy came. threw a brick through a window and walked away. >> reporter: he's one of many business owners losing sleep over potential burglaries with the shelter in place. >> you know, there's no telling what people are capable of, so we are concerned. >> reporter: we asked the owner of this construction company how many businesses have boored up in the last two weeks. the answer was easy. >> 20, 30 businesses easily. >> reporter: along the square, some of the high-end stores three weeks ago had expensive products displayed on their windows and are now covered with plywood. >> this pandemic is creating a shortage because toilet paper for

dulce; jennifer martÍnez asegura que esta viva por un milagro. >> es un trabajo de dios, porque lleguÉangeles la poblaciÓn indocumentada tiene la esperanza de que autoridades en la ciudad les den una mano para sobrevivir durante esta crisis, porque el gobierno federal les niega ayuda econÓmica. los inmigrantes podrÁn pedir dinero en efectivo a un fondo de la alcaldÍa para pagar alquileres y gastos, en una entrevista con nuestra corresponsal socorro cruz el alcalde angelino eric arce ti explicÓ el alcance de esta asistencia social. el alcalde de los Ángeles eric garcetti, de incentivos que para las personas que luchan para pagar su alquiler, y dar cometa. eric: atender a programas donde pase ser todas las personas de forma igualitaria, en los angeles tenemos programas de asistencia en efectivo, y toda la gente puede acceder a este dinero, los indocumentados, personas sin hogares... reportera: el programa se llama fondo angelino estÁ destinado a subsidiar gastos de los residentes importar su estatus migratorio, pueden recibir hasta 1000 dolores y ayudas para sus expensas. garcetti anunci

. >>> martÍnez dice en stacy tax en campo de tiro, se toman medidas para cumplir con leyes establecida tener tapa boca. por medio de sitio de internet, las personas pueden inscribirse al curso de licencia para portar armas de fuego y en el mismo, es donde se lleva acabo estas clases en lÍnea, las cuales tienen dos de 80 dÓlares. >>> ya un grupo de mujeres inmigrantes recluidas en centro de detenciÓn de otay mesa iniciaron una huelga de hambre. ahÍ se toman pasos para salvaguardar a personas bajo su cuidado dicen en un comunicado y suspenden las visitas a los centros de detenciÓn, la salud y bienestar de las personas en custodia es una de sus prioridades dicen. >>> ya comenzaron llegar cheques de estimulo econÓmico y expertos, advierten a los dreamers que estÉn atentos porque pueden ser presa fÁcil de estafadores. >>> mis padres son indocumentados. >>> Óscar de 23 aÑos uno de los miles de dreamers que cuenta con seguro social valido es elejible para recibir parte de estimulo econÓmico otorgado por el gobierno. >>> la universidad, pues tengo oportunidad que me estÁn pagando pero no todos

abc7 reporter martinez is showing us more how services have to shift to keep safe. >> reporter: since 1923 easter sunday service has been held at the cross in san francisco. but now for the first time it is canceled amid the pandemic. >> something needed to happen for easter, so i think illuminating the cross and showing there is still hope and light was pretty important to us. >> reporter: the council of armenian americans of northern california purchased the cross in 1997. they wanted to light it in blue this year to show their appreciation to health care workers, first responders, grocery store clerks and other essential workers. >> they're our saviors. without them i think we would probably be a little bit lost as far as how we would survive ourselves. >> reporter: earlier in the day we caught katherine mcgee picking up her arm for easter sunday dinner. >> we will all sing and show off our hands. >> reporter: last time they celebrated was last june. they will be watching online. >> we will make new memories and look forward to next year when we can really celebrate easter together

lauren martinez spoke with the ucsf doctor in charge of it all. >> came off the elevator enthe liquid we call it because it looks golden. >> reporter: dr. peter chin hong referring to a donated bag of plasma from someone who recovered successfully from covid-19. >> we can harvest those antibodies as easy as giving blood and then transfuse it into a patient who may not have had those anti-bod is devolve yet. >> reporter: friday night doctors were able to tran fuse the first unit of plasma from a donor based out of pa toe alto into a critical patient in the icu. the role of the on tantibody ise a stun gun. >> there's the virus and the organ damage. we heap by stunning the virus it's organs can heal over time. on saturday the world health organization said "we expect there will be provided some level of protection. we don't know yet the level of protectionor how long it will last." >> some people will get protection. >> reporter: doctors at ucsf are asking adults in san francisco to give plasma, give blood products if they have had covid-19. it's taken a lot of teamwork for hospitals and

. >>> happening tomorrow, the oil refinery in martinez is going from active to idle. they were starting to slowdown last weekend. it's not clear how long the refinery will be idle. between 800 and 1,000 people will be out of work in that pause. >>> look at the week ahead. the people that are sem employed. starting tuesday, california will start the accepting pandemic unemployment assistance, to provide up to 39 weeks of federally funded benefits to californians who cannot get benefits because they own their own dises or are independent contractors. you have to give a reason why the coronavirus has reduced their income. >>> a restaurant closing for good tonight. the italian restaurant open for more than 40 years. the owners are struggling with increasing rent, the food cost, the coronavirus. sin sends the business over the edge. many customers went in for one last meal and reminisce ababout the family gathering they had there. the nbc bay area newsletter, all the headlines in one remaemail straight to your inbox. >>> cal tran continues to work at the highway 101 interc

let's head to martinez, and you'll be in the low 50s and a slow rise in temperatures thanks to the rollingclouds overhead. we will get more sunshine in the north bay. temperatures will be

organizaciÓn (nombre en inglÉs), que a nombre de los candidatos legislativos, ricardo, y jessica martÍnezorte suprema, bloquear la peticiÓn del gobernador, y la directora de finanzas (nombre en inglÉs). >>> nuestra comunidad depende de comunidades sanas. >>> el portavoz del gobernador, dijo a travÉs de un comunicado que california, toma medidas justificadas, y necesarias para los afectados por covid-19, esto beneficia la salud pÚblica, y el bienestar de las familias y comunidades mÁs afectadas por la pandemia, esperamos defender lo que pensamos que es justo en la corte. >>> debemos ver los pasos de cÓmo sucede en las situaciones abiertas. >>> la directora de la organizaciÓn demandante, agrego que es el dinero de los contribuyentes, y no es un fondo de sobra para que el gobernador lo gaste como lo considere conveniente, esta ayuda comenzarÁ a ser distribuida el prÓximo mes, desde sacramento, soy sandra, "noticiero telemundo" california. >>> vamos a una cifra de contagios y decesos en el Área de la bahÍa, hay 7836 personas infectadas con el virus, y 277 fallecidos, el condado, registra las