>> atwater's got 12 of merced county's nearly 200 cases of coronavirus. city officials did submit a formal request to move deeper into stage two of the state's re-opening plan, but they just haven't heard back. so far nearly a third of california's 58 counties have been allowed to re-open restaurants to dine-in service as well as shopping malls and other businesses. the 19 counties that have met state standards for containing the spread of covid-19, though, are mostly in rural areas of northern california and they have small populations. >> well, meanwhile, across the u.s., nearly every state is open in some form. but some researchers say only nine states have met testing levels and are safe to re-open. cbs news correspondent danya bacchus reports from los angeles on efforts to balance saving the economy and saving lives. >> cheers. >> it's like christmas day. >> finally things are getting back to normal it looks like. >> reporter: near sacramento, california, diners celebrated a chance to once again eat at a restaurant. >> they wiped off all of the table

new at 11:00, a warning for people lefg in merced county. a make letter is circulating on social media. this letter appears to be from the department of social services. tells clients that they muss get tested for go temperatures. sa the letter asked people to visit our website which is also fake. merced county authorities say they have -- they would never ask about health fabrics. >> great resources, our nbc bay area news line. a community is in shock after a shark attacks and kills a surfer south of santa cruz. tonight we know more about the 26-year-old victim. more on the life of an incredible young man who had a lot of ideas. >> shark attacked the sufber yet afternoon just a hundred yards from shore. ben kelly was pursuing his waves with when a shark attacked and killed him. >> it's a shock it hurts. >> he said ben had ream nooufs to santa trust. he's really philanthropic. he was giving his money to the kenyans to help over in kenya. he's a -- he was definitely in it for the love socialing in the ocean. >> there has been lots of sitings

2012 when a corona virus jumped from that's people this time die of camels and this then became the merced epidemic there are speculations that the current code in 1000 pandemic could be jumping from bats to people via penguins but there are also other theories and we're we simply just don't know for sure whether we think that happened there that transferral from animal to human. exactly so it was aware with that still on for a while. what we know is that the pen demick has natural origins it wasn't manufactured in a lap or anything like that but what we have less evidence about is where the spillover event happened did it happen at the wet market in who has consistently maintained by the chinese government it's a likely theory you know what markets where animals are slaughtered and sold on the spot provide ideal conditions for viruses to jump from one species to another and some of the early reported cases had connections to the market but not all of the early cases had connections to the market so one study found that 3 out of the 4 1st cases including the index case did not have links t

in new york down said jennifer gauguin's ensures the legend of merced coming them lives on. merce cunningham radically changed our format down one of the 1st things he did was to create works that were devoid of plot so there were no more character than one story and he was interested in looking at dance and movement for movement sake. his radical approach made him a natural and. the defining force of the bow house stage workshop. centered on the seam of figures in space his work turned dumbasses into costumed geometrical shakes and exploring the idea of the human body as a mechanical object. the triadic ballet which premiered in 1922 in stuttgart is still performed today. as experimentation informs the work of must cunningham. people with say the dance isn't human because there is no character going on expressing some emotion and most with say dance is always human because it is performed by the human body this is extremely rare. today. dance rehearsal all over they work in a very abstract a way and that's accepting. their. big lunch. the balance tradition was also fostered

show you hi-def doppler thingsi the east near merced and modesto out there. take you hour-by-hour on future can't completely rule out an isolated spotty shower as we go through our day with that low pressure system slowly moving away from us and then as we look to tomorrow, high pressure will be building in and that means sunnier, drier, warmer weather ahead. check out daytime highs looking at mid 60s in san francisco, 70 in san jose and concord and there's that extended forecast warming through the rest of the week. back to you. >>> beginning today, contracosta county relaxing restrictions allowing retail stores to offer curb side pickup. stores will have to follow tight safety measures and can't display merchandise for sale outside the stores. customers cannot go inside the store or enter indoor shopping malls and retailers must ensure they follow social distancing measures at the distance barriers and wait in line. governor gavin newsom may allow hair solons to reopen in a matter of weeks and sporting event withs no crowds to start back up again in june. >

police had to shut down southbound lanes of the great highway all the way to lake merced, officers were out issuing tickets for people who were illegally parked along the road. we have team coverage on the heat and holiday crowds, we begin with kpix 5's andria borba live in marina green in san francisco tonight. >> reporter: some of those beachgoers at ocean beach not only returned to tickets, but some may have found their cars towe as a result of all of the enforcement that happened when the crowds emerged and descended upon ocean beach this afternoon. at san francisco's ocean beach, the memorial day crowds were as thick as those in orange county that earned a tongue lashing and shutdown from gavin newsom. while the sast wide, it appeared social distancing was kind of being maintained, folks who parked illegally were going to return from the sand to find tickets from the police department. at baker beach, the sand was also packed, filled with more sunbathers than exercisers. >> we've been quarantined for two months and it's a beautiful day. >> reporter: inside golden gate park, the slo

. >> la carta que ya habrÍa circulado o estarÍa por circular en el Área del condado la merced al norteos humanos del condado podrÍa considerar necesario sacar de su hogar a todos los niÑos menores de 18 aÑos que han resultado negativos. >> el gobierno no actÚa asÍ. es un proceso muy complicado y muy largo para que le puedan quitar a uno sus propios hijos. >> las autoridades estÁn pidiendo a quienes hayan recibido o reciban en el futuro este tipo de cartas falsas se comunique con el departamento de servicios sociales que le corresponde para dar con el origen de esta estafa. liliana escalante, univisiÓn. enrique: el principal experto de enfermedades infecciosas, el doctor advirtiÓ que las ciudades y los estados pudieran ver mÁs contagios por coronavirus, ademÁs de daÑos econÓmicos si relajan las restricciones demasiado rÁpido. la alerta luego de una teleconferencia ante senadores es un abierto contraste con la postura del presidente donald trump que insiste en reactivar la economÍa cuanto antes. agregÓ que existe un riesgo real de que se produzca un nuevo brote de covid-19 que podrÍa res

implementar la medida podría llegar al final de la próxima semana, hay alerta entre residentes del condado mercededes sociales, piden que las personas se hagan la prueba de covid-19 para seguir recibiendo ayuda, de dar positivo los hijos de estas personas serán enviados a casa de cuidado temporal, confirmaron que esto es falso y piden que no haga caso a estÁ y lo reporte a lo policial en el este de auckland autoridades investigan el homicidio de un hombre que ocurrió la tarde del domingo, según versión oficial 2 sospechosos golpearon a la víctima con un bate, cerca del parque carmen flores se ofrece una recompensa de 10,000 dólares a cambio de información que lleve a la captura de los responsables. , según la patria de caminos el percate tuvo lugar entre el bulevar (nombre en inglÉs), alrededor de las 6 de la tarde de este domingo, no se ha dado conocer aún la identidad de la víctima. más de 20 bomberos combatieron un incendio residencial, las llamas que iniciaron en la cochera de la vivienda esparciéndose rápidamente a la segunda planta de ese lugar, al momento del percance la casa se encontraba

school, she hopes to become a museum curator one day and will start by studying global studies at uc merced this fall, congrats to sidney. send us a photo to 2020grads@cbs.com or share on social media using the hashtag kpix, include their name, where they are graduating from and >>> take a look at oracle park in san francisco where major- league baseball players are deciding whether they want to accept a deal that would bring and i'll be back to empty stadiums around the fourth of july. the snag is a temporary 50/50 revenue split between owners and players. the players union is calling that an unacceptable salary cap. >> players need to understand that if they turn this deal down and shut the sport down, they are not making a cent, so i would rather make pennies on the dollar and give hope to people and play baseball then not make anything in lose an entire year of my career. >> tonight some of basketball biggest stars have formed a united front to help get the nba season going again. among them, steph curry, kevin durant, lebron james as a couple of guys you might recognize and according t

atwater is located in merced county. yesterday the city council voted to declare itself a sanctuary city for businesses. they say they made the move after getting no action in response to letters to county and state leaders. >> it's america. you have the choice. it's time for the government to stop dictating another month, another three months, six months. when is it going to end? when everybody's bankrupt? >> it's up to businesses whether they want to reopen. businesses regulated by the state including bars and nail salons could lose their licenses for opening, so they may choose to wait it out. >> tourists facing still closed doors -- >> why don't you take this one? >> yeah, it looks like tourists facing still closed doors in tahoe being welcomed across the state line in nevada. tahoe moving into phase two allowing limited openings for retail and restaurants. those services are only opening up locally, though, and not to tourists. south lake tahoe actually resides incuff counties and two different states. on the nevada

>> of the 200 covid-19 cases in merced county, atwater has had 12. however, it technically cannot move into stage two until the county gets the green light from the state. >>> well, with memorial day weekend approaching, lake tahoe is beginning to loosen up its boating restrictions. reporter kristen explains step one is all about protecting the health of the lake itself. >> reporter: these marina employees are happy to be back on the job after the tahoe regional planning agency announced a phased in approach to boating on lake tahoe. >> if you have an in tact inspection seal, you'll be able to launch during the first phase of the program and later on we'll be able to invite boats from outside of the region who are traveling and visiting. >> reporter: part of the delay -- watercraft inspection stations around the lake remain closed due to covid and inspecting boats for aquatic invasive species that may hitch their way from other waters is something tahoe takes very seriously. >> aquatic invasive species, if they're introduced, they can knock off the e

no pueden frenar labores otros no atienden el llamado de la sana distancia >>> en el mercado de la merceds matan >> en mÉxico, vÍctor silva, noticias telemundo >>> importantÍsimo seguir las recomendaciones de las autoridades brasil teme sobrepasar los 10.000 muertos por el covid-19 y el nÚmero de contagiados alcanza los 145 mil la cifra duplica segÚn un estudio brasil tiene la tasa de transmisiÓn mÁs alta en el mundo >>> precisamente hoy el parlamento decretÓ 3 dÍas de luto nacional. >> bueno, para seguir informados sobre las Últimas noticiass del coronavirus solamente suscribirse es muy sencillo enviarnos un mensaje de texto con la palabra noticias al 44 # # y mantenerse al dÍa con la informaciÓn >>> las largas semanas de encierro por el covid-19 han hecho que otroande >>> las llamadas de auxilio mientras mientras se ordenaba estados unidos ha vivido una vi situaciÓn similar ahora con el levantamiento se esperan que estas se expanda por el mundo se trata de la violencia domÉstica las llamadas a las lÍneas de auxilio en la medida que se aumentaba estados unidos ha vivido una situaciÓn sim

. >>> and the movie-style police chase in merced county that ended with a million dollars lying on the side of the road. >>> and uber and lyft both being sued by the state tonight. the claims the rideshare companies are breaking the law and pushing a burden on to taxpayers. >> sometimes it takes a pandemic to shake us into realizing what that really means. >> when we heard about this, we decided let's do it. something like some good news in this difficult time. >> the state's very first virtual wedding just minutes away. you'll hear from the bay area bride and groom. >>> bit breezy out there this evening, but the fog and low cloud cover that hung out over so much of the city for so much of the day shifting around a little bit. and tomorrow's going to be warmer across the board. we'll take a look at how long this warm spell is going to last coming up in your forecast. >>> and we have more grads to congratulate tonight. cassidy childs, great name, finished her degrees at uc berkeley in political science and society and environment. she wants to help, well, save the world. congrats cassid

officers say this happened when they tried to pull over the car in merced. the driver did not stop taking off. chp says the driver dumped the money all at once in boxes altogether so they managed to retrieve all of it. that person eventually surrendered. officers arrested two other drivers and say all were involved in a marijuana deal. >>> well, take a look at this. you see the weaving car there? authorities say a 5-year-old utah boy is now in hot water -- 5 years old -- he got in the suv to drive to california. officers saw the car going 30 miles an hour and moving erratically. they say they found the 5-year-old struggling to see out of the front window, and he told them he was headed to california to buy a lamborghini. both parents were at work and a sibling was supposed to be watching the boy. 5 years old! >> i'm just surprised he could actually drive the car. >>> after the kensington health care center in bakersfield seeing big cases of coronavirus, at least 40 people have been infected. more than half of the staff members. not clear how many have been h

ved lake merced gets its momentn the sun. david broderick was a senatora e from california and a douglas man, big douglas supporter, big believer in popular sovereigntye remember when california came in the union, the idea was it was going to be a free states vote with the northern free states. ine , fact, there were southers whosout came to california, big surprise the gold rush is going to attract people from one part of the world, no, they arere coming from co everywhere. and there were plenty of southern politicians in the area and one of them was a lawyeruthe named david terry and terry and broderick were rivals for power in california democratic politics. remember there is a bit of thati southern honor code and the codeco -- lincoln almost got into a dual, andrew johnson fought a dual every second tuesday of the month or whatever he was doing. well, in this case, they fight a dual at lake merced and terry shoots broderick and killed him. a lot of the country has no a lot of idea. it's out in california will. there is no

inin dual at lake merced and terry a shoots broderick and kills him. a lot of the country has no idea. itt ofth is up in california. there is no tv coverage. nobody texts, did you see what terry did? but it is certainly noticeable toto politicians. and opinion makers. and it reminds them just like the king of charles southerner this is a violent issue. and by the way since you are nevada i have to mention this. in david terry leader is still law in california and hands up in a case against a mining and banking bankingwho man named william. he controls the stock load. sharon had had a mistress anda there was a big legal fight over whether he would agree to marry the mistress or whether they married into common law. they wind up in court.th eythe first time the ruling goes against the mistress, she pulls a gun. goesand next time the ruling gos against her, she pulls a knife and her attorney terry pulls the gun. later, after they've lost the taste around the train bump into the judge, a supreme court justice who is and terry punches the justice. thee just

. >> they're driving here from merced, san jose, san francisco, sacramento, are driving here to buy freezers as everybody's calling around hunting for them. >> center appliance now has a waiting list and people could be on it for up to eight weeks before they can get a freezer. >> wow. >>> well, the week leading up to mother's day is the busiest for floer florists, it's also the most profitable, but the pandemic has left florists scrambling. one distributor isn't just surviving but thriving after completely transforming its operations. >> 2020 was set to be a banner year for farm girl flowers. >> we were on track to do about 50 million in revenue. >> the san francisco company blossomed into one of the top florists in the country, and then march 16th hit. >> march 16th will always be imprinted in my brain as one of those days that you remember. like you remember the way that you feel. >> reporter: teaous oered all nonessential businesses to close because of covid-19. farm girl flowers christina stemble had just 12 hours to shut down the fulfillment center and furlough almost all of its 1897 e

and they fight a duel at lake merced and terry shoots brodricu and kills him. a lot of the country has no idea.coun it's out in california. there is no tv coverage. nobody texts from the duel. did you see what terry? but it is certainly noticeable s to politicians. and opinion-makers. and it reminds them, just like the beating, the caning of charles sumner, this is a issue. violent issue. and by the way, since we're in nevada i have to mention this.me david terry later is still practicing law in california and he ends up in a case against a mining and banking magnate named william sharon who controlled the com stock load. and sharon had had a mistress and there was a big legal fight over whether he agreed to marry the mistress and they wind up in court.cour and the first time the ruling goes against the mistress she g pulls aag gun. the next time the ruling is against her she pulls a knife d and her attorney terry pulls the gun. later, after they've lost the case and on the train, bump inti then judge, a supreme court justice hearing the case, and terry punches

apparently there were these cars running up the interstate in merced county, when highway patrol gotd working together. it was a pursuit that started, threw a box out, guess what was inside? >> what? >> police dog found $900,000. more than that. >> say what? >> nearly $1 million that this k-9 was able to find there after they threw the boxes out on the side of the highway there. apparently the police investigation found they were doing a little drug running. they were going to go buy drugs. and obviously that was the loot they were going to use. >> you would have thought they were buying a house. >> they actually caught the suspects so good work by the highway patrol in merced. >> that dog looked like he was posing for an album cover. >> he's like, this my money. >>> all right, so we're going to go back to coronavirus coverage. over in the philippines they had a creative way to get people to stay home. yesterday, of course, was may 4th, also known as "star wars" day, may the fourth be with you. so, yeah, officials dressed up as -- what are those things called? >> stormtroopers, come

we're pretty much around 52 to 57 from lake merced over towards the marina. pretty mild morning under a mostly cloudy sky and temperatures in the 50s just about everywhere. sa sleandro. let's look at your commute from a weather perspective and a little mist hanging in the air, it's possible. some showers this afternoon and that is going to be the case, so caution no matter how you're getting around. here's a look at some of our neighborhoods. we'll start with the east bay valleys. 55 this morning and low 70s under a partly sunny sky this afternoon. 66 at 7:00 and as we head down to the south bay, 55 at 7:00. near 70 at noon and we'll hang around 70 to 71 for the better pat of the afternoon hours. showers most likely and if we see some showers today, especially the santa cruz mountains and for the peninsula hang out upper 60s to near 70 under a partly sunny sky today after starting off at 55 this morning. today is the last chance of showers until the weekend and pretty good soaking possible sunday. i'll have that coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast

bit of sun tear that today announced that we will be reopening to foreign tourists i'm in from the merc month of july what he does send he sent 2 messages that these this return of these the opening of the borders for for international tourists and for domestic tourism as well because he's trying to implement that spaniards easier. take their holidays in spain in order to reactivate the economy he's gone teaching this will be safety for the people that are coming in and for the spaniards that are traveling to the spanish nation. britons government is the fendi the prime minister's chief advisor for driving 400 kilometers during lockdown normally cummings was supposed to be self isolating after showing symptoms of the virus but reports. well early on saturday a spokesperson for 10 downing street put out a statement saying that dominic cummings had acted in the way that he did basically to protect the interests of his 4 year old child essentially making sure that there was child care available while he suspected he might become ill and while his wife was actually already you would call bi

well i think the a merc response came in a little italy saw yuki is one of the most hit countries in europe if not a lot and there might be a devastating 2nd wait for of course it's happening we have to wait until the us senate is ready to fight and you need another 12 or 18 months you'll finally get all worked arguably that was because in part britain was more concerned about bracks it than coronavirus what did you make of the use apparent 1st response or just to punish italy to actually find them for breaking state aid rules just because they were trying to save the lives of their population well 1st of all about. i should say that we are facing a double whammy in u.k. press it and call it it's a very unhealthy alliance and i think the extension precedents this effort or i'm on call it and you keep asking should agree to the believe in order to avoid possible not yield threats it but i expect that term of course the main concern is well also in continental europe and little wiscon to this because it by the crisis like italy spain and greece and i sing we have to shore solidarity to

merce cunningham radically changed our format down one of the 1st things he did was to create works that were devoid of plot so there were no more character stories and he was interested in looking at dance and movements for movements. his radical approach made him a natural and to oscar the defining force of the bow house stage workshop. centered on the theme of figures in space his work turned dumbasses into costumed geometrical shapes in exploring the idea of the human body as a mechanical objects. with the triadic ballet which premiered in 1922 inch took art is still performed today. experimentation informs the work of must come in no. people would say the dance isn't human because there is no character going on expressing some emotion and most with say dance is always human because it is performed by the human body it was extremely radical and today. dance rehearsal all over they they work in a very abstract a way and that's accepted. big lunch. the balance tradition was also fostered in post-war west germany at the school of design the high end. was to revive the. many former house

upper 60s and in the city of san francisco a widespread of numbers. 59 degrees closer to lake merced. 71 degrees closer to the embarcadero. temperatures upper 40s to upper 50s. a relatively mild in the afternoon. the changes coming our way in the coast in the bay. inland cities expected to drop off. 80 degrees for santa rosa. it today in the 90s. upper 90s or 80s and antioch tomorrow. it will be warm but not as hot as today. temperatures continuing to fall for mother's day sunday. showers developing on monday. wednesday partly cloudy and dry with very comfortable temperatures. back you. >>> thank you. many hospitals including some in california are now resuming surgeries that were put on hold due to covid- 19. among them packers children's hospital in stamford. joining me professor of pediatric infectious diseases at stamford hospital. thank you for being here. explained to the audience what type of surgeries we're talking about. >> most of this surgeries are elective surgeries. we are doing procedures that affect the medical care and outcomes of our patients including children with c

the creation of the state of israel in 1948 that he wasn't going to miss it hundreds more russian merce there is fighting for the libyan warlords one of the half that have fled the front line south of tripoli the un recognized government of national acorah says they were evacuated from the town of benny when moves by a military cargo plane. we'll have more news for you coming up on al-jazeera that's right after a very sicilian justice. we're stalled on pushing the quit. buddies from banquet input at least on the copy mashup it will mean the list you don't show any. respect but question you could you not i j. a question you go beyond that even stating that. you could lead up us here on an all. out question you could you know study start the 9 year old david malik's you come from the not a must see more of that not. entirely out of most discerning judge antonio demento is chief prosecutor in an unprecedented trial where politicians police and the mafia are in the dock together . di matteo is now the most threatened man in italy and the most protected. he sort of took on a new company you'

obviously and have a high unemployment rate but still, 95% of the american or excuse me, 85% of the merceople who are working in functioning and there is no coverage of this because it would show that you can, in fact, have a civil liberties and work and in fact, mitigate like these governors, mostly republican are trying to point out. >> here is a thing, mark. let's bring it to the current example of what we are living right now in terms of do we reopen the economy or not in phases, slowly, based on certain guidelines laid out by our medical professionals in the trump administration a couple of weeks ago? the reflex narrative i'm seeing right now from most in media is that no, we cannot reopen this economy and we need to keep this going, the stay-at-home order for as long as possible to think of the people who are recommending this. these are people in new york and washington probably in seven-figure homes in the richest zip codes in the country, broadcasting from their homes, telling people no, we need to keep doing what we are doing in terms of stay-at-home because the reflexive respo

the merced county sheriff also sends a letter to the state questioning the constitutionality of newsom's orders and saying he will not taken enforcement action against anyone in his county who violates the restrictions. bottom line, everyone has a different vision for the dance. >> is the dance actually the hardest part? >> oh, by far. the hardest in terms of the economy is for sure the hammer. but the hardest to pull off is the dance. >> in this phase, we need contact tracing, more testing, move, how we dance now n will be indicative to our future success. >> what i would say is life will never go back to what people have in mind as normal. once we change your habits as a society for months, it is likely that many of these habits will remain afterwards. so the world that we knew up until february 2020 is gone. >> and remember, the hammer is still there. it could come down at any time if there is an outbreak. as for the letter that the doj sent governor newsom, we asked his office for a response to it. all he'll say is he received it. the governor did say church gatherings should be able

i've shared with people before that i have a dad who lived in merced who suffers from dementia. and i haven't been able to see him since march 1 and that does take a toll on me and that is ok. we're in a political climate right now where we have leaders who think it's ok to be cruel to one another. we have leaders who are not setting a good example of getting through this crisis with love and dignity and understanding that people come to issues with different experiences. we see how our president behaves. and i think the totality of all that and how it affects people and when you're isolated and can't be with your friends and family like you once could takes a toll. again, it is ok not to be ok. when i look at what is happening with domestic violence, i was extremely alarmed to hear that the domestic violence report that cases of domestic violence, intimate partner violence and child abuse are increasing across the city. san francisco suicide prevention reported that they have seen a significant increase in the acuity of callers that require immediate emergency intervention. i h

officers telling us this all happened when they tried to pull over a car in merced and that driver justf. chp says the driver dumped that money all at once in boxes as you see here so they were able to retrieve all of it. that person eventually surrendered. officers also arrested two other drivers and say that all were involved in an illegal drug deal. >>> did you see this? that weaving car. a 5-year-old utah boy now in hot water after he got into his family suv. he was planning on driving to california. probably pretty obvious why troopers became suspicious yesterday. they saw the car going 30 miles an hour moving around the road erratically. they say they found the 5-year-old struggling to see over the steering wheel. he told them he was heading to california and wanted to buy a lamborghini. both parents were at work and a sibling was supposed to be watching that little boy. >> did he have the money to buy the lamborghini? >>> 5:48. a central valley nursing home is now battling a large outbreak of the coronavirus. this is in kingston health care center in bakersfield. at least 40 peop

get ready, the chp arrested two people accused of dumping almost $1 million in cash on a road in merced county. it happened friday night during a chase near i-5, by los banos. the police said the two suspects dropped two cardboard boxes containing $915,000 in cash, on the side of the road while trying to get away from police. investigators have tied that money to a suspected drug deal after questioning the suspects. >> wow. that is quite a find on the side of the road. 6:39 is the time, back over to steve, it will be pretty nice for most of us it sounds like. >> it is all just location, location. if you're near the coast it won't be that bad, it will be warm in line. once you get to may it doesn't take much. a little fog dancing around out there, so we do have patchy fog , mostly sunny and warm, high clouds to the north. a little more fog tomorrow then all systems go and pretty warm up here in two writing. maybe some of the warmest temps of the season on friday in lent. some of that fog in the distance there and san jose it 50. temps are one 28 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago, and fair

the route will provide better access for essential trips in the ocean view, merced heights and enienin eniningleside neigh. the bus will run weekdays from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. >>> a live look at sfo, you can see here sfo we're starting tomorrow, you'll be starting to see major changes when flying de to the widespread coronavirus concerns in airports and on planes. as of tomorrow, face masks are required at any bay area airport, if you are taking an essential flight. these include bandannas, home made mask ares or nonmedical masks. nearly every major airline will require them on board. starting tomorrow for united, delta and jetblue. airlines are blocking some or all middle row seats for distance. since the number of people going through tsa checkpoints has steadily risen in the past couple weeks, southwest airlines is changing how passengers will line up to board. uually you know you line up in the lines of 30 on either side of marked poles. but now southwest will ask customers to line up ten passengers at a time. southwest has also stopped serving onboard drinks and snacks. >>> this

two men are now in custody following a pursuit in merced county that ended with the discovery of $915,000e chp says during its pursuit of three suvs last friday on highway 5, one of the drivers pulled over and dumped two cardboard boxes on the side of the road containing that cash. officers eventually pulled over two of the vehicles and arrested both drivers. the third suv got away. the chp says a k-9 named bennie alerted officers to the smell of narcotics on the money which investigators say was used to buy marijuana. >>> spencer, we never find that much money on the side of the road. >> no, we don't. make i don't have a good enough nose to sniff it out. but if i did, i would certainly call the police. i wouldn't want to touch that money. >> larry? >> what was the address near there? i'm just wondering in case trail bill, some were floating in i'm asking for a friend. asking for a friend. >> yeah, right. >> that's it for four@4. >> that's it for four@4. coming up, the new house is amazing. so much character. original crown molding, walk in closets... we do have a ratt problem. ♪ round an

that's all very well but we know that the merce -- worst is to come.imon: you are absolutely right. we had awful pmi's in april. it's reasonable to expect that the q2 gdp contracts by double digits. significantly worse than these q number -- q1 numbers. route, we have very tough looking brexit negotiations in the second half of the year. it's difficult to see anything other than a really jacket, -- jagged, sawtooth recovery for britain. matt: what do you think about the prospect of more tariffs? this is an issue with britain and the eu. maybe an even bigger issue with the u.s. china relationship and the global economy. simon: yes, definitely. certainly u.s. china is most important for potential tariffs. i personally put the risk of before thearound 30% presidential election. of course, tariffs make almost no economic sense for either side. there is a political imperative that donald trump has to pay attention to. if he's concerned about his poll perceiving to be tough on china, there's a risk. heading into the november elections. focus onre's a real ho

i've shared with people before that i have a dad who lived in merced who suffers from dementia. and i haven't been able to see him since march 1 and that does take a toll on me and that is ok. we're in a political climate right now where we have leaders who think it's ok to be cruel to one another. we have leaders who are not setting a good example of getting through this crisis with love and dignity and understanding that people come to issues with different experiences. we see how our president behaves. and i think the totality of all that and how it affects people and when you're isolated and can't be with your friends and family like you once could takes a toll. again, it is ok not to be ok. when i look at what is happening with domestic violence, i was extremely alarmed to hear that the domestic violence report that cases of domestic violence, intimate partner violence and child abuse are increasing across the city. san francisco suicide prevention reported that they have seen a significant increase in the acuity of callers that require immediate emergency intervention. i h

would be k that unconstitutional because both for federalism, graham, i don't cause would merce allow you to do it. and i think there is serious due problems for congress wiping away liability laws other form of substitute protection. i you look at my testimony, lay out what i think are the constitutional limits, largely the court in its more recent federalism cases, nfid versus -- i just see a basis for commerce clause jurisdiction basically away state court standards without substituting some sort program federal instead. >> okay. i see i'm out of time, and, i love to talk to you more about this sometime professor. not sure what the right answer is. it seems to me that if we were o do this in a way that modifies diversity jurisdiction, i'm not sure we have to rely on that.ommerce clause for i think we've got authority to deal with diversity jurisdiction separately. mr. chairman -- cornin is going to that. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thanking mr. y erron and his food commercial workers. there are a lot of people rhode island e in pursuant to our governor's order. it seems our cases h

i've shared with people before that i have a dad who lived in merced who suffers from dementia. haven't been able to see him since march 1 and that does take a toll on me and that is ok. we're in a political climate right now where we have leaders who think it's ok to be cruel to one another. we have leaders who are not setting a good example of getting through this crisis with love and dignity and understanding that people come to issues with different experiences. we see how our president behaves. and i think the totality of all that and how it affects people and when you're isolated and can't be with your friends and family like you once could takes a toll. again, it is ok not to be ok. when i look at what is happening with domestic violence, i was extremely alarmed to hear that the domestic violence report that cases of domestic violence, intimate partner violence and child abuse are increasing across the city. san francisco suicide prevention reported that they have seen a significant increase in the acuity of callers that require immediate emergency intervention. i have no

more merced. and we have another from s.f. international high school. choosing between u.c.s and u.c. berkeley. and for the chan yang scholarship, we have kevin zao from thurgood marshall going to u.penn in the fall. and for the yee family memorial scholarship we have sabrina chiu from washington high school, going to u.c. irvine. for the yee fung memorial scholarship we have a student from lowell high school going to u.c. santa barbara. and the rotary club of san francisco chinatown scholarship will be going to tommy one from lowell high school off to u.c. berkeley in the fall. and for the ester chiu memorial scholarship, our winner is from s.f. international, and that is wey shei winnie yu going to u.c. berkeley. and for another we have sharon chen from gal lailo off to u.s.c. and for the alai alain jang scholarship we have a student from gagalileo off to u.c. stat. and we have another student from lowell high school, off to u.c. irvine. and for the william and gail chan family scholarship, we have ying irene tam from galileo off to u.c. san diego in the fall. we thank eve

i'm merc eric shawn.s are continuing to allow businesses to reopen even as cases rise in the lone star state. it just suffered the highest one day death toll so far. governor abbott's office said they're testing more. in new york state, five out of ten regions in the empire state are beginning a phased reopening, governor andrew cuomo saying cases and deaths have been declining. he does say that the hardest hit areas in the state including in new york city, well, they will stay on lockdown. >> we have a smart phased reopening plan that has been reviewed by great experts in the field and we feel very good about that. we're getting a little more nuanced in our analysis, looking for economic activities that you can start without crowds and without gatherings. eric: aishah hasnie is live in new york city with the very latest. hi, aishah. >> reporter: hi, eric. yeah, so the governor was talking about possibly reopening things like the racetracks, also baseball of course in a limited capacity. he is still very

overprepared so we would be prepared, and thank god that the residents and members of the community of merceded the curve. we kept it down. our local hospital is feeling the impact. nurses are being laid off, they are hardly working. it's a financial issue because we've got one of the most beautiful hospitals. we just got it built a few years ago and now it's in jeopardy of not making enough money to continue to stay open. stuart: you just got to open up. that's a fact. mayor, thanks for joining us, sir. appreciate it very much. >> thank you. stuart: sure thing. got to check a couple stocks for you. facebook hit fresh highs earlier this morning. that stock has been on an absolute tear lately. since they announced facebook shops which really is going to compete with amazon. it's still up in a down market. facebook is at $232. amazon, they have hit record highs as well but they are down right now, down sharply. they have announced they are pushing their prime day back to september. the stock, though, still down 41 bucks. they are back to $2456 a share. netflix is down but if you haven't watched

more merced. and we have another from s.f. international high school. choosing between u.c.s and u.c. berkeley. and for the chan yang scholarship, we have kevin zao from thurgood marshall going to u.penn in the fall. and for the yee family memorial scholarship we have sabrina chiu from washington high school, going to u.c. irvine. for the yee fung memorial scholarship we have a student from lowell high school going to u.c. santa barbara. and the rotary club of san francisco chinatown scholarship will be going to tommy one from lowell high school off to u.c. berkeley in the fall. and for the ester chiu memorial scholarship, our winner is from s.f. international, and that is wey shei winnie yu going to u.c. berkeley. and for another we have sharon chen from gal lailo off to u.s.c. and for the alai alain jang scholarship we have a student from gagalileo off to u.c. stat. and we have another student from lowell high school, off to u.c. irvine. and for the william and gail chan family scholarship, we have ying irene tam from galileo off to u.c. san diego in the fall. we thank eve