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. >> reporter: outside hospitals and even next to lake merritt, donations of ppe are being asked for at nurses care for the wave of patients. >> we are doing this for the community. >> reporter: they want to be protected. >> the nurses need to be protected at the highest standards . we should be using the precautionary principle which is allowing the highest standards for nurses to be protected because of nurses can't be protected we can't protect you. if we get sick there's no want to take care of you. >> reporter: if you are looking to donate masks they are looking for new, unopened, they clde aled boxeofma gs. those supplies. eferly thuld sealed. live in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> the crisis prompting massive changes for bay area mass transit. the light rail service came to an abrupt halt after an operator trainee tested positive for covid-19. buses are picking up the slack while trains are being deep cleaned and light rail staff are in quarantine. >> all light rail operators and light rail maintenance staff were essentially told not to go to work until further notice. >> i have t

office are hoping to give in america loving spin to that name, joining me to explain, catalina, daniel merritt marjorie taylor green and sergeant burton brink, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. i will begin with you. tell us about yourself and why you are running. >> i was born and raised in northern illinois. it was a long time held republicans seat taken over by lauren underwood, a far left socialist is on the product of the american dream. my mother came here legally from guatemala. my dad is a small business owner and i'm the product of hard work, personal responsibility and this unapologetic love for the country that patriots and members of congress should happened right now we are seeing that so far under attack with the socialist policies the squad is trying to implement. >> you were hoping, the first congressional district, tell us about yourself and why you are running. >> thanks for having me on today. i'm 39 years old, i'm the cofounder of online apparel, 18 year combat veteran and non-politician looking to serve georgia as first district and represent everybody in the dis

some slight delays southbound 37 two near merritt island.ar all the way from a 101 toward vallejo. we have got some rain on the way. mary, with the first rain since we haven't had wet weather, we will see slick surfaces out there. >> reporter: that is right. we are now going 38 days without measurable rainfall. we are expecting wet weather to return tomorrow. with all of that build up on the roadways, because it has been so dry this winter, please be careful, it will be extra slick tomorrow. here is a live look with our salesforce tower camera looking east at the bay bridge and the east bay, you can see clouds in the sky. temperatures are in the low to mid 50s at this hour. so a cool start and cloudy conditions. as we head through the afternoon, we will see mostly cloudy skies and daytime high school. the seasonal, if not just a little bit below average this time of year. we will continue with that cool down into the weekend was showers returning on saturday, it has been a long time for sure. we desperately need the rate time with every dry

chuck schumer lost on merritt garland, he lost when he tried to block gorsuch, they lost in spectacularvanaugh. you see the folks on the left, even more anxious and even more on protectable. >> raymond: democrats have been saying for years that trump is the violent one. >> what mr. trump has done is create an atmosphere that condones violence, that actually incites people's most emotional and violent feelings. i told the president directly that i thought his language was not just divisive but increasingly dangerous. >> it is the language in other countries, and it is dangerous for the president. >> congressman selden, did any of them condemn what schumer said yesterday? >> not that i know of, that is one of the things that is so frustrating. of all the double standards that we have seen, since donald trump has gotten elected we saw it last year in the house of representatives with all the anti-semitic rhetoric, the double standards of moral equivalencies. we settle our scores at the ballot box, all this inflammatory rhetoric it belongs there. as a consequence of the last presidential el

i kind of went l over town as see a catholic arch diary, the catholic diocese right next to lake merrittd there's a link right thereand there's nobody out the it would be normly packed with traffic and pedestrians as was shot last night but with everyone ordered to stay home. during the coronavirus pandemic this is a miliar sight all over the bay area these day business is closed and things look well likethis kind of like a modern day ght town here. we mfor sending us the video he put it to music and it is someing that we're seeing all across the bay area which rlly even though it feels airy it is a good sign that we are following the. >>health instructions at all of e leaders want us to do it's what we have to do it a troubling trenacross california governor gavin newsome says i see you hospitalizations in california doubled overnight from. >>200 to 400 experts have been warning about the spike in hospitalizations today the governor stopped by the bay area he in san jose mayor sam liccardoisited bloom energy in sunnyvale. >>the south bay site is actuay transforming a storage facility in

i just got to lake merritt here in oakland. there are still a lot of people out here. a lot of people are out walking their dog, jogging. i don't see a lot of people in groups. the most i am seeing are people are walking around in pairs. but other than that, it's kind of seems like a normal day here in oakland. >> and bars have had to close up shop. some have boarded up. abc7 news was outside starline social club in oakland where plywood now covers the windows. and not far away the legionnaire's saloon on telegraph is boarded up. bars have been ordered to close during the shelter in place order. they may be prepared for problems, but alameda county spokesperson ray kelly today said it's been calm so far. >> we're not seeing any type of craziness going on out there. so people get it. they understand that they play an important role in us doing this fight. so we're so appreciative of that. >> now sky 7 is live over the bay area right now to give you a view of traffic as we speak. this is 880 of course by oracle arena, where the warriors used to play. and look at this. at

fulbright chair in human rights and social justice at the university ottawa johnl of law and was the lee merritt visiting professor at the university of pittsburgh school of law. he is the author of more than 200 scholarly articles and of the editor of more than 50 books. his most recent, supreme injustice, was published by harvard university press in 2018. please join me in a warm welcome for dr. spencer crew and dr. paul finkelman. [applause] >> good evening, paul. evening, spencer. >> we have and friends for a long time, i'm a little nervous. >> it's great to be here at in this amazing building with this amazing collection, here to educate all americans on parts of our past that most americans don't know enough about. >> it's an important place. i feel very fortunate to be here . what we are trying to do is talk about american history through the african-american lens. to understand how influential it is in the history of this country, the more that we do that, the better informed we think the public will be. >> i agree. with john hope franklin. my sense is that american history is the histor

so tell doctor why and you were telling me before that you get here walk out by is a lake merritt that's to yeah so how is it over the weekend did you see too many people gathering there they're going to have to administer keeping people away. >>well, thanks for having me again good morning everybody out there. well i think it was a little quieter all i think what i am noticing what i noticed last night so i mean going when it's not busy sigler in the late evening time by home in the dark so i have decided that it going walking the walk so that i'm not interacting with people that much and so what i did notice is that now and people are walking day. they take the distance right so somebody is coming to a team's you walk maybe a little bit into the road or whatever so there is more avoidance going on than i saw before. i also didn't see as many people like sitting in the same space i saw us are really cheap. i'm grandparents situation where they were about 6 feet away from the child and the and they were interrupting that was very clear that they were trying to keep their distance but i d

with my friends i thought well, you know if we're going to be home and i saw that 2 days ago by lake merritt it was crowded people are out walking the dogs people were out running in a way that only looks like that on january one when how being what you call resolution had exactly the other thing i'm telling because ill is really to check in with their finances a lot of people are feeling the hit with this and so it's time to say ok what am i going to spend how my going to spend it. maybe start working on your the the the other thing is to use creativity. so you know express your emotions your in creative outlets are a lot of people who don't have time to pain can do all the things they love to do now is the time to do that. and i also think it's time for you to go in the fridge take stock look in your cupboards see what it is that you know you need and then you know do things chores that you haven't that the cleaning out of the closet you know the paint job that you are supposed to do or fix the not because it's a great distraction and then the other thing i tell people to take deep breath

from merritt island florida has the first question. >> i think a lot of us right now i'm just wonderinghat is the potential for a national stay-at-home order? is it something that -- >> national stay-at-home order. how much have you considered that? >> i can tell you that at no point has the white house coronavirus task force discussed what some people call a nationwide lockdown. or as you described, a stay-at-home order. what we've done is publish the president's coronavirus guidelines. i've got them right here and i recommend them to everybody'sdy attention. it's 15 days to slow the spread. this is what we believe every american should be doing during what remains of the next week or so because we think we have the chance to significantly reduce the spread of the coronavirus and the threat that it presents to the most vulnerable among us. it's important to remember that most t americans, even those tht contract the coronavirus, will fully recover. but those who are seniors with a serious underlying health condition or anyone within immunodeficiency, the coronavirus represents a seriou