el mundo sigue a merced del implacable virus.vida de los ciudadanos sigue cambiando minuto a minuto. >>> la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud, dice que china ya no es el foco del coronavirus. >>> europa se ha convertido en el epicentro de la pandemia con mÁs casos y muertos deportados. aparte de china. >>> ha dirigido a contener una propagaciÓn. >>> uno de los paÍses aparte de italia es espaÑa, las Últimas

. >> los mercados estÁn a la merced de esta enfermedad como se desenvuelve.acidad de inventar soluciones. reportera: en miami, florida. univisiÓn. ilia: mientras el presidente intentaba proyectar calma por los temores arremetiÓ contra la caÍda del mercado y convocÓ una reuniÓn para tratar de buscar soluciones a >> pero a trump no le preocupa que el coronavirus ya estÉ rodando en la casa blanca.no hay que esperar que las cosas empeore. tras darle la mano un hombre que estaba contagiado. >> hoy con el presidente de la florida o a gente en la oficina del congresista permanecerÁ cerrada durante varios dÍas, pero la casa blanca insiste en que ni trump ni el vicepresidente pence estuvieron expuestos al virus, aunque ambos dieron discursos en esa conferencia, no frente a su sede fue para el vicepresidente anunciÓ que a Él no le han hecho la prueba del virus y no sabe si el presidente se la han hecho de la casa blanca no limitando el contacto de persona a persona ni tomando medidas de precauciones extras que dicen que todo permanecerÁ como de costumbre. el presidente

el mundo sigue a merced del implacable virus.vida de los ciudadanos sigue cambiando minuto a minuto. >>> la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud, dice que china ya no es el foco del coronavirus. >>> europa se ha convertido en el epicentro de la pandemia con mÁs casos y muertos deportados. aparte de china. >>> ha dirigido a contener una propagaciÓn. >>> uno de los paÍses aparte de italia es espaÑa, las Últimas horas el primer ministerio pedro sÁnchez declarÓ estado de emergencia. y es que este no descarta a llegar a 10.000 infectados tan pronto como la prÓxima semana. entre tanto cerca de 70 mil residentes de 4 pueblos cercanos a barcelona desper tan este dÍa en aislamiento, en y igualada el nÚmero de casos se triplicÓ en menos de 24 horas. muchos temen perder sus trabajos. >>> preocupados. si no viene turismo. pues, complicado. >>> a todo esto esta maÑana el presidente de brasil, anunciÓ que no estÁ contagiado con covid 1. hubo confusiÓn que salio un reporte que habÍa dado positivo. el resultado del camino del mandatario brasilero se

rather restless guy he often moved in vienna and he even moved in and out of the apartment in the merc of us twice several times the house belonged to one of. baron . his landlord remained loyal to him even when beatles moved elsewhere the barren that not rent out the apartment but kept it sylvette the musician could return. since the 2 of them suffered from gastric complaints as well as from hearing loss he visited the spot on the filing steps on the outskirts of vienna and hopeful for a cure he often went for a walk in this park. the building in the nearby houses vienna's be told museum. shows me around the rooms the beatles lived in in the summer of 18 all too. it was quite unsettled he often moved why was that. he wasn't an easy tenant as his deafness progressed he composed louder and louder slamming the piano with his hand but he banged on the walls to be time and sang loudly. and if he got to composing he had a funny habit of taking a pail of water and dumping it over his head. even with today's flooring that would be problematic back then the floor had even more cracks for the w

. >>> over to golf, the lpga today postponed the championship, scheduled here at lake merced in april. it is unknown if the tournament will be rescheduled for later in the year. >>> steph curry, trick shots. yeah, the golf enthusiast, overjoyed at shipping and shots off his door, right into the cup. [ laughter ] i am not a man that has all the answers, but if i did, i would do something about all the sports we lost. some of them, we just became acquainted. let's take you to oakland. >> it came into my life when i was 5 years old back in new jersey. >> looks like hockey, sounds like hockey. but no ice! i wonder what joe of the sharks would say. >> we use the ball and we are running. it is actually way harder than ice-skating. i love to see joe to tell us this period with us. >> any given sunday night, here in the old, dry ice arena in oakland, these guys have been running up and down this rank for 20 years. and it is not just here. >> there is a group in san jose, a group in oakland, a group in san francisco, a group in lafayette. >> reporter: regarding the pandemic issue, coronavirus.

the students at lake shore elementary near lake merced showed respiratatory symptoms. nearby loal high school is closed to further notice and san francisco school board is expected to meet with health officials today to go over the next steps. >>> frustration is mounting for the quarantined passengers who are still onboard the grand princess cruise ship. it is still docked at the port of oakland this morning. the mayor was hopeful this whole process would take two or three days and today is day four. officials haven't said how many passengers are still on the ship, but one passenger tells abc 7 news she and her husband disembarked and were on a bus to leave when they were told they had to get back on the ship. she said they were told the wrong group was called. >> it was upsetting. i got a little upset. lost it for a little bit. but i'm fine now. the government people said it was the ship's fault. the ship's people said it was the government's fault. >> well, nine hours affthe woman and her husband originally got off the cruise ship, they were finally on a plane and he

glad you told us that. 46 in park presidio. 47 in ocean beach. 48 in lake merced. everyone else around 50 to 52 in san francisco. 53 in daly city. 50 in pittsburg. everyone else in the mid to upper 40s. fairfield and american canyon at 41. petaluma at 42. here's the exek the sea breeze kick in later today and drop your temperature. the rest of us will be enjoyingn mid s from 1:00 to about 4:00. down to 64 at 7:00. sunshine and a few high clouds in the east bay valleys. starting at 47. nearly 30 degrees warmer at 3:00 at 77 degrees. and for the south bay, 50 at 7:00, 60 at 9:00. 70 at 11:00. 80, at 3:00. it all goes downhill from here. a slight chance of rain on saturday. that's coming up. jobina? >> good morning. 5:09. taking a live look showing you an overall picture of the bay bridge. traffic is slow making your way zanthe it's a2 for that drive time. the reason it's slow is because they're working on picking up cones from some earlier construction. live picture showing you the richmond-san rafael bridge, things are much smoother as people hop on to the bridge. d

you can see some of the showers in merced moving to the northwest.morning everyone. good news on that sig-alert we were following in fairfield. it's cleared. but the back is extensive to vacaville. this is westbound 80 before 680. the speeds are down to 17, 4 6 miles per hour in the area. moving to larkspur, southbound 101 at sir francis drake. two lanes blocked. >>> thanks, jobina. up next on gma, what bachelor host chris harrison told us after this wild finale. we'll have another update in 30 minutes. you can find us on our website, with favorites like our golden country fried steak, our scratch-made buttermilk pancakes, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so come on home to what you love, come on home to cracker barrel. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. dramatic new steps to contain the coronavirus outbreak as the number of cases in the u.s. tops 1,000. the first containment zone in the u.s. right outside new york city. the governor deploys the national guard. airlines hit hard. travel plunging. the latest at this hour. >>> as the coron

according to sfuusd, the students at lake shore elementary near lake merced showed respiratory symptoms. other students and staff are asked to self-quarantine for at least two weeks. nearby lowell high school is also closed until further notice. expected to meet with health officials to go over next steps. >>> frustration is mounting for the quarantine passengers who are still aboard the "grand princess" cruise ship. the governor and the mayor were hopeful that this whole process would take two or three days but today is day four. officials haven't said how many passengers are still on the ship, but one passenger tells abc 7 news she and her husband disembarked and were on a bus to leave when they were told to get back on the ship. she says they were told that the wrong group was called. >> it was upsetting. i got a little upset. laush lost it for a little bit. i'm fip now. the government people said it was the ship's fault. the ship's people said it was the government's fault. >> after nine hours when they were originally called, they were finally able to get on a plane and go to atlan

mail facility, those boxes contain several different testing kits for pathogens like meningitis and merce 19 tests, those were mixed in with some of them only verified state and local health labs have tests that have been authorized to check for the virus. officials say kits sold for home use or counterfeit and may not be accurate. the illegal shipment originated in the united kingdom. >>government in florida is finally shutting down beaches this one affecting beaches near tampa in st. petersburg and clearwater beach, yeah, but florida's governor has not shut them down statewide. >>restaurants and beach towns also remain open. cnn's leyla santiago reports. >>despite what health officials are warning some beaches in florida are still the go to spot, especially for tourists are you making any changes because of the coronavirus. >>i mean. >>quezon savannah are like the thousands of spring breakers in the sunshine state right now. they heard the warnings to keep social distance but for now they say it's not a priority despite what health experts and the white house are asking for. >>it may ha

inaudible question] >> i think at this point, we have said this before, the secretary, the risk to the merce a lot of decisive decisions initially to have travel restrictions in the number of areas of screening in airports. the most important is to get the public health and get the recognition and isolation contacts. the fact that we know how to test allowed us to do that a lot more effectively if we do not have the test. we do have some areas where the significant community transmission now and we have seen that in seattle area and parts of california and were working hard with the local state and health department in those groups to continue to control this infection in the area and i think as the president said the secretary still has around 200 cases diagnosed in the united states. we will see more cases because were getting more diagnostics. but i would say again as i said before at the present time the risk to the american public remains low. we will concentrate on the communities that are fighting the battle like the state of washington, some of you are there the other day when we we

temperatures this morning about 48 at lake merced, 54 in castro, mission. 55 in the ferry building. marina park, presidio and crissy field 56 along with bayview. where the winds are lower, we have 40s. walnut creek 43. healdsburg, 41 degrees. here's one those brings affected by the breezes, 17-mile-per-hour northwest, it's cutting across the san mateo bridge. driving is going to be your big issue during the morning hours. breezes will let up a little bit this afternoon. milder to warmer for mass transit and a choppy morning out there on the bay also. her's the north bay, stuck in the 50s through 9:00. look at all this sunshine. now, that means it's going to be windy according to this commuter model at around 1:00 in the north bay as we reach 70. 72 at 1:00. for the east bay, stuck in the 50s through 9:00. low to upper 60s from 11:00 to 1:00. we'll spike near 70 at 3:00. dropping down to 63 under the stars at 7:00. san francisco, mid to upper 50s, then mid to upper 60s this afternoon. dropping down to 61 as we head into the evening hours. temperatures keep climbing before a chance of

it also connected downtown with the merced extended neighborhood triangle. that was delayed. when people have -- deleted. when people have to walk long distances when they are disabled and senior citizens. that is not equity. you are addressing the concerns of people that have been deprived of service. they have legitimate needs but so does the rest of the city. you have neglected that. when i hear managers say walking is good for you and when i address the plight of seniors and disabled, that is done with tongue and cheek. i recent that. that is the attitude of some managers of m.t.a. you have to have equity across the board for the city. m.t.a. is a public service. fire and police do not think in the same way. they don't favor one district over another. a house burning down in the bayview is as important as the house burning in the marina district. that applies equally to crime. basically, i think this is a start, but you better address the rest of the city. as far as pleading no resources, managers are paid to address this. >> thank you. any further comment on item 15. see

but i'm so glad to know i succeeded in one of my missions in life the woman that i was with at uc mercede mom worked three jobs and go to paris. >> she's the pediatrician and i do believe she will make it and look at the teenage mom and so exciting to travel with her because everything was new to her. i could go to some book signing and book tour stuff. and just be was somebody who is so full of wonder. so thank you for bringing that back. i will text her tonight until her and congratulations again on your novel. [applause] >> all of you who are standing up if you want your book washed and sprayed before she signs them and we will say thank you to all after this into my amazing publicist who put together the amazing thing we ever thought of in my editor paul since 1993 the most long-term monogamy i have ever observed. >> i have fucked around with other publishing houses but we won't talk about that. >> hi. and the story about i'm constantly thinking about the things that i inhibit and around me and before that it isn't what they prevent themselves so my question is what about the women a

so merce's will miss the worst effects of this system which is given a huge amount of rain across parts of south africa is looking fairly wet well you see some rain developing in johannesburg but it's expected to stay dry. counting the cost we go behind russia and saudi arabia's oil prices. oil prices will go down default on its debt for the 1st time we can on the bailout and china's great facial recognition. counting the cost of. the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern european state run cap. or and the bureaucratic indifference to their plight she has his hands and she states. fine. years after 1st highlighting such abuses people in power returns with a 2 part investigation to continuing mistreatment and neglect europe's recurring shame part 2 on al-jazeera. investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on down to see. a comeback you're watching the news hour live from london a look at the headlines italy has recorded 368 you coronavirus death in the past day take you number fatalities to just over 8900 that's a 25 percent increase in 24 hours it's only has th

as i government protesters have battled police mercs 30 years of democracy president sebastian pinera celebrated the occasion inside the presidential palace outside demonstrators to mandate his resignation police fired water cannon and tear gas at the crowds in the capital santiago which started in october as protests at the cost of transport has broadened into a wider movement against any quality. so i mean farmers in argentina will began a 4 day strike on monday to protest a tax hike they say will cripple the industry the government says the measure is needed to help those struggling the most amid an economic crisis has more from seneca less. farmers are on strike in argentina hundreds of them gathered in this assembly to express their anger against the government of l. one of the finance ministers the after he announced a 3 percent increase in exports taxes on one of argentina's main crops this. was their. lives in the province of sun but he says the government is making a mistake you'll be able to go to the world i don't mind paying more taxes but the government wants more and mor

not only on lake merced, it's throughout the city. and i think that using our pilot program to expand it throughout the city, i think would be awesome to get these people into some type of help and get into permanent housing, which is what our goal is. so i just wanted to bring up a couple things that we have talked about. one of the things we talked about is how the community is going to support our clients. one of the things that we have stressed, and it's been stressed all the way around, that these people who come to the v.t.c. program are anonymous, that we don't want to -- we don't want to spread their names or their situations, but we want to help them. so one of the things is one of our members has donated socks to the program. another member has donated dog food and dog supplies. and another member has donated blankets. one of the things i'm working on now is a food program that can come in and help these guests since they can't cook on the premises, and the other thing is that i'm doing is i'm looking with rec and park and t

and if they don't, i think frankly, the merc and people will be very upset with the democrats -- the american people will be very upset with the democrats. the only recent ideal couldn't get done is pure politics. reporter: despite your differences with mayor de blasio, he said the city is going to run out of basic hospital supplies by april. how do you prevent new york city from becoming italy? pres. trump: you should have hospital systems in various places. some have been stocked and ready to go -- this is beyond what anything that possible. nobody can really say oh, gee, this will happen. this is a unique and hopefully unique for many, many centuries, for a long time, hopefully we don't see this again. again, the systems are supposed to be ready, willing, and able. they are supposed to be ready to go. i have great love for new york city and i have great love for new york state and we're going to help them a lot. we're sending our ships up there. if we need, we'll be using the cruise ship's you've been reading about. they're immediate and quick. we have good docking systems in the

the key patient officer at merc where i served as the president of the vaccine years s for a number of and more recently as the chief patient officer contributed to he development and deployment of the ebola vaccine in the democratic republic of the now licensed, even though it was created on the fastest possible track and able to 've been contribute to about 300,000 doses of the vaccine. this week, the director general w.h.o. indicated his optimism that that outbreak has control.ome under i'm also witnessing as the csis commission on global health security which ubmitted this report to the record, the commission is the bipartisan -- includes bipartisan members of the senate house and has the stated purpose to advise the congress taken to hat can be improve our global health security. written before coronavirus was recognized, but i think many of the recommendations, which are in my written really apply -- to the situation that we are experiencing today. i would be remiss if i didn't ention that i'm also on the executive committee of bio, the iotechnology innovation organization. today

merced, modesto. some of that trying to work its way in.o mostly sunny skies with 60s. sal, it was all about cordelia. what's happening now? >> we're going back to the light commute we had earlier in the morning, kind of the middle of the commute was heavy. here at the richmond bridge right now it's getting better. the bay bridge is also improving a little bit here. it's unusual for it to be this light at 8:30. if you wait another half hour, it might even be lighter. san mateo and dunnbarton brings are good. it's light compared to what it should be. 8:31. let's go back to the desk. >>> new this morning, firefighters in san pablo are looking into what led half a dozen cars to catch fire and burn early today. the cars caught fire about 5:30 this morning near willow road and vale road. firefighters think it started in a truck and spread to the other cars. they haven't said how the truck fire may have started. no one was hurt. >>> another group of hundreds of passengers will be allowed to leave the grand princess cruise ship after an outbreak o

you can see some of that activity out towards groveland, merced, modesto and to the south of san jose looks to be really the only area of interest for today. some of that down towards salinas and monterey. 36 cold degrees at fairfield. lakeport at 33. 40s right there for napa and novato at 40. candlewood down 33 san anselmo, mill valley in the 30s. point reyes, 32. napa 40. rain in southern california, most of this though is about done. and we'll get a break until late sunday more likely now looks like monday, tuesday into wednesday, when another system moves in with more mountain snow and rain. we'll take it. no miracle march in the cards. but it's been a nice march. we are getting a little bit of rain. temperatures closer to average, then back down again monday. >>> healthcare workers on the front lines are facing challenges at bay area hospitals. details on a shortage of essential equipment, nurses and other things they need to treat patients. >>> police are adjusting how they do business during this pandemic. after a break, how bay area officers are dealing with the shelter-in-pla

hotels and campus dorms into care facilities and asked president trump to deploy the medical ship merceattle made the same request. -- california has over 1,000 positive cases but newsome says thousands more infected. without this stay in place the virus will crash the healthcare system. >> we can meet this moment we can bend the curve to reduce the need to have to go out and cobble all of those assets today. >> an l.a. man died yesterday after visiting disneyworld and an lapd commander. now they are keeping as many officers on the street as possible. the national guard will help deliver food. freeways are empty. the stay in place empty closes all but essential businesses. can you leave the house but not gather in groups of 10 or more. >> we don't take these steps lightly but take them firmly. this is an act of love for the city we love. this is l.a. love. >> this is mandatory. violation are a misdemeanor. this was a line at costco 4 hours before it opens. >> sandra: wow. thanks for that. >> we have one young gentleman austin tice and we are working very hard with syria to get him out.

it also connected downtown with the merced extended neighborhood triangle. that was delayed. when people have -- deleted. when people have to walk long distances when they are disabled and senior citizens. that is not equity. you are addressing the concerns of people that have been deprived of service. they have legitimate needs but so does the rest of the city. you have neglected that. when i hear managers say walking is good for you and when i address the plight of seniors and disabled, that is done with tongue and cheek. i recent that. that is the attitude of some managers of m.t.a. you have to have equity across the board for the city. m.t.a. is a public service. fire and police do not think in the same way. they don't favor one district over another. a house burning down in the bayview is as important as the house burning in the marina district. that applies equally to crime. basically, i think this is a start, but you better address the rest of the city. as far as pleading no resources, managers are paid to address this. >> thank you. any further comment on item 15. see

it also connected downtown with the merced extended neighborhood triangle. that was delayed.when people have -- deleted. when people have to walk long distances when they are disabled and senior citizens. that is not equity. you are addressing the concerns of people that have been deprived of service. they have legitimate needs but so does the rest of the city. you have neglected that. when i hear managers say walking is good for you and when i address the plight of seniors and disabled, that is done with tongue and cheek. i recent that. that is the attitude of some managers of m.t.a. you have to have equity across the board for the city. m.t.a. is a public service. fire and police do not think in the same way. they don't favor one district over another. a house burning down in the bayview is as important as the house burning in the marina district. that applies equally to crime. basically, i think this is a start, but you better address the rest of the city. as far as pleading no resources, managers are paid to address this. >> thank you. any further comment on item 15. seei

it also connected downtown with the merced extended neighborhood triangle. that was delayed.when people have -- deleted. when people have to walk long distances when they are disabled and senior citizens. that is not equity. you are addressing the concerns of people that have been deprived of service. they have legitimate needs but so does the rest of the city. you have neglected that. when i hear managers say walking is good for you and when i address the plight of seniors and disabled, that is done with tongue and cheek. i recent that. that is the attitude of some managers of m.t.a. you have to have equity across the board for the city. m.t.a. is a public service. fire and police do not think in the same way. they don't favor one district over another. a house burning down in the bayview is as important as the house burning in the marina district. that applies equally to crime. basically, i think this is a start, but you better address the rest of the city. as far as pleading no resources, managers are paid to address this. >> thank you. any further comment on item 15. seei

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if the city wants to build a homeless shelter in lake merced or the marina, i think it should meet with approval, and no one should be able to cry boohoo and about how we lower property values in that neighborhood. we need to not focus on the interim things, but instead the permanent solutions. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> hi. i'm with community housing partnership, and we are very supportive of navigation centers in every district. it's important that, like jordan just said, that we also realize that if we don't have housing exits for people in the navigation centers, then we're just kind of spinning people's wheels. if there was an earthquake now, we wouldn't have people to set up in each of the neighborhoods. the financial crisis and the gentrification crisis have affected our city, and we need to set up appropriately. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is shirley, and i've been homelessness. i just left, denver, colorado, and buried my sister and her son. her baby boy is married to a woman that runs a homeless connection place. what they have is th

if the city wants to build a homeless shelter in lake merced or the marina, i think it should meet with approval, and no one should be able to cry boohoo and about how we lower property values in that neighborhood. we need to not focus on the interim things, but instead the permanent solutions. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> hi. i'm with community housing partnership, and we are very supportive of navigation centers in every district. it's important that, like jordan just said, that we also realize that if we don't have housing exits for people in the navigation centers, then we're just kind of spinning people's wheels. if there was an earthquake now, we wouldn't have people to set up in each of the neighborhoods. the financial crisis and the gentrification crisis have affected our city, and we need to set up appropriately. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> hello. my name is shirley, and i've been homelessness. i just left, denver, colorado, and buried my sister and her son. her baby boy is married to a woman that runs a homeless connection place. what they have is th