merce's donations appear to be motivated by his own special interests. the political system in america is so broken right now because of the special interest money which floods campaigns i mean what happens is when the special interests have an agenda or if you're annoyed company for example and you'd like to continue you know drilling for fossil fuel you know or your polluter and you want to make sure you can continue to pollute you go in and you support politicians who believe in your agenda politicians who will say for example that you know climate change is not happening because of bandmates activities you know they will they will promote that publicly because that protects the special interests who fund their campaigns. robert mercer set up his own foundation. the mercer family foundation. headed by his daughter rebecca. but what exactly are these special interests he's protecting. it's hard to say since robert mercer never expresses his opinions publicly anyway you'll never know what's going on in robert this is brian said just look that's what he'

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deputies in merced said they found more than four dozen people locked inside the church sunday violating ban on large gatherings. investigators say they parked their cars behind the building making it look like no one was there. >>> and millions of americans are struggling to put food on the table but at the same time farmers are throwing out food at staggering rates because restaurants are closed. abc's zohreen shah reports the problem and the possible solution. >> reporter: this morning, farmers and food banks are fighting to get food to those in need. >> work so hard and then all of a sudden it's flushed down the drain. >> reporter: much of the milk at conrad farms in ohio would have gone to either schools or restaurant, but that business dried up. now dairy industry leaders are calling on grocers to remove mi why they put a limit because there were angry customers. >> reporter: while some farmers have too much food, many food banks don't have enough. >> it's a really hard time for everyone. >> reporter: with millions unemployed car lines across the country are stretching for miles in

but we're beginning to see some showers now moving into the central valley over merced. we expect to happen tomorrow morning. the best chance of that rainfall heading down toward southern california. but for us, san jose, morgan hill and gilroy for the morning hours we see the chance of that wet weather and some spotty showers even up through the north bay. by the afternoon it pulls away and will only leave us with some scattered chances throughout san jose down to gilroy. little bit of rain tomorrow. temperatures don't really cool off a whole lot because that storm is bringing in some mild air. this will leave us with 60s here from the north bay all the way down to the south bay. 65 in san jose, 67 in antioch, half moon bay at 59. so we deal with that chance of rain tomorrow then by this weekend here we go, high pressure moving in for a warm-up. coming up in 25 minutes we'll take a longer look at that seven-day forecast and give you a look at easter. i'll have an hour by hour look of what you can expect if you're planning any kind of easter egg hunt at home because we c

. >> reporter: lisa merc has been documenting her coronavirus journey after testing positive in marchr she gets retested so she knows when she can safely return to work. on day 21 of isolation, she got good news. >> your test was negative. >> reporter: but just seven days later, she got a re-test and was shocked at the results. >> this is really scary to me. >> reporter: merck was once again positive for covid-19. >> it's really confusing. it's very frustrating. >> reporter: do you feel like you got infected twice with coronavirus, or do you feel like that test that came back negative was a false negative? >> i feel like the test that came back was a false negative. mean, there's no way to tell. >> reporter: viral pcr tests based on nose and throat swabs like these are reliable about 60 to 90% of the time depending on the test. can people get covid twice? >> i don't think we know the answer to that yet. >> reporter: dr. stanley pearl man, a professor at the university of iowa, has been studying sars and mers for 30 years. >> 50% of people who have sars have antibodies now, which is 17

way to keep several 100 people on the floor of either the chicago board of options exchange or the merc slash board of trade so they basically shuttered the floors and everything went to either global banks in the case of the commodities exchanges or. on any of the myriad of electronic exchanges for the cboe and the rest of the derivatives exchanges so the big difference i think max is there used to be about let's say give or take 250 people left on the floor of the c b o e now they call it see both global markets but they were in the fix s. and p. $500.00 and the triple a q now they're gone they're all up stairs and they're having a really hard time treating from up stairs as most of us did max when i migrated upstairs 2004 so you know it's been 16 years that i've been up stairs all those traders that are used to still being on the floor. they are trying to survive in a brave new world and having a very hard time doing it and because of that there's more volatility even more than there would have been otherwise during this drop so you're saying that the key role of market making on the

that's what we're looking at and let's remember that started in october of 1929 and wasn't really old merc until 1941 a good 112118 half years on the fact that oil is also crumbling is not helping anyone markets there's a lot playing and to the economy right now the coven 19 just because we don't have a lot of information yet we have to follow where this goes and not only hope for the best and that's all we can really do for now but professor richard wolfe thank you so much for your year and fire and put on your expertise. thank you very much and later thank you. as the world at work to fight against the pandemic caused by covert 19 world leaders are also honing in on local economies but the path to resurgence may not be an easy one all this while the u.s. and parts of europe are scrutinizing china they're saying that their technology is not for sale r.t. correspondent. with the details in the tosca. yes there are you know countries like germany and sweden and they say that they're concerned companies weakened by this pandemic will be an easy target for china and so now there is a heighten

was that get off it was used in black merced and they are used from an african states to payrolls don't think. well this turned out not to be true 1st of all i don't know why they had to be black but that with and for. but 2 it turned out their being black mercenaries who were african guest workers that gadhafi had invited to work in libya these were not mercenaries at all in fact amnesty international which initially had all disli were delayed or stayed there was no evidence of black mercenary this lie was important the candidate didn't think one it helped pave the way for the intervention which destroyed it or not of civilians to days like stir which killed the house has to be but also this law and help it's just pouring on an anti african and it anti black sentiment military and so during and after the nato intervention used to offer genocide against africa and to ask for african guest worker to hold and they will you change the entire black towns were to obvious laded by the forces of the us the warden and he and they had to just protect that these were a legit black person aires me

they are very mindful of the social responsibilities, and they are quite prepared to step up to the mercg to a practical solution, club by club, andi a practical solution, club by club, and i believe, as i say, it is a difficult process, and it will take time. but i think it will be the best practical solution, because this is a unique time as well, and it's about football keeping together, is keeping together with the premiere of the term of the football league, the fa, the lma, and supporters. and from that point of view, trying to set an example as well. well, meanwhile, england men's manager, and the women's boss will both take a 40% pay cut from the football association, who say they are looking at furloughing staff as are looking at furloughing staff as a contingency plan. the fa's highest earners, including southgate, who earns millions of pounds a year, senior will take a 15% pay cuts, whilst those earning £50,000 or more will take a seven and half percent drop in wage. the fa say the whole to football and events at wembley could lead to the loss of £150 million. some sad news to

. >> deborah estÁ entre dos temores, salir a la calle por el coronavirus y quedarse en la casa, a mercedena para aumentar sus niveles de violencia mujeres que habÍan sobrevivido la vehemencia, y estos estÁn de vuelta acosÁndolas y utilizando el momento para revitalizar las. >> explica que la violencia en tiempos de cuarentena no se limita a las mujeres. >> estÁ afectando a todas las familias. estamos viendo de los casos de hijos que maltratan a sus padres se estÁ volviendo prevalente, principalmente en el contexto de madres solteras. >> segÚn el psicÓlogo, mientras que todos se les pide quedarse en casa como las vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica estÁn en una encrucijada. >> sabemos que la violencia es evolutiva. pasa de la violencia verbal a la violencia emocional, a la violencia fÍsica y luego termina en la muerte. >> las agencias estÁn todas funcionando. >> puede llamar a la policÍa, puede llamar, los servicios estÁn ahÍ. la persona no estÁ sola. >> andrea coche estÁ en dallas y es una sobreviviente. >> es difÍcil soportarlo. >> ella acusÓ a su ex pareja de bus emocional y psicolÓgico qu

. >> this expectant mother arrived in san francisco from merced monday to move into an apartment providedthe partnership group. her baby, do in a month, has been diagnosed with a hole in the diaphragm and will require surgery. adding to the stress, she says, is not being able to have her husband or mother by her side when her baby recovers in hospital. >> it is going to be very hard. i tried to be as strong as i can but until it actually happens, we will see, just without a physical touch or somebody next to me, supporting me through this, it will be difficult. >> reporter: both mothers tell me this temporary housing provides a backbone to this time of anxiety and stress. >>> health officials in san francisco released a map today of coronavirus cases by zip code. the director of public health says the highest number of cases is currently in the mission district while the west side of the city has the fewest. health officials say the data shows 25% of all covid-19 cases in san francisco involved latinos. despite the demographic making up only 15% of the city's population. >> unfortunately,

.>> this expectant mother arrived in san francisco from merced monday to move into an apartment provided by the partnership group and her baby which is due in a month has been diagnosed with a hole in the diaphragm and will require surgery. adding to this stress lindsay said not being able to have her husband or mother by her side when her baby recovers in the hospital.>> it will be very hard. i try to be as strong as i can but until that happens we will see. without a physical touch or somebody next to me supporting me through this it is going to be difficult. >> amber lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a menlo park company is helping children stay connected while they are also staying home. america off-line is offering video hangout sessions to help keep young people active and engaged and healthy and the sessions are called quaran- teens. >> most are pretty amazing and doing well and we take time to set goals for them we have them come back and we service accountability partners.>> all video sessions are professionally moderated by life coaches to check on the children's mental health and host

the woman i was with my step great-niece is doing great at uc merced, is the daughter of a single momher younger siblings because her mom worked three jobs to keep them housed going to paris was a great dream in life. >> she was very wonderful. >> she wants to be a pediatrician and i believe she's actually get to make it even though she's the kind of person you would look at teenage mom, teenage single mom people wouldn't expect much of it was so exciting to travel with her because everything was new to her i could go to paris i did some book signing book tour stuff i could of been like super grumpy like i have to go to europe and do a book tour just to be with somebody who's so full of wonder and to be a shakespearian company which is such a magical place and so full of people was wonderful. thank you for bringing that back. i will text her tonight and say paths of cross again. congratulations on your novel you want to take more questions? >> the last lady for sure. >> let's have you all you were standing up and then you all can collect your books, signed by a person who both washed

lake merced said they were out at ocean beach alamo square. special thank you to the sheriff's density of that ice off yet. >>well still ahead tony bennett invite, san francisco and the world to a sing along and coming up after the break that famous song of course that became a message of hope and support for everyone here in the bay area. and we're taking a live look outside sunny conditions there at the richmond sandra fell bridge very light traffic as it should be w >>to you. >>there are gold and so at a little >>a >>yeah that is a 12 year-old by the name of car think along with his mom belting out tony bennett's i left my heart in san francisco. he did it on live tv games, including exclusive on the kron on he first sang the song over by his window as you see there and among many san francisco and so i took part in minutes singh out san francisco saturday afternoon, a great way to honor frontline healthcare workers and the people of the city and they really belted out yesterday, let's listen to some of the other voices that rang out. >>to

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

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