would return to cinemas earlier this year to surprisingly crowd—pleasing effect albeit without michael bayce. it is carnage. you didn't shoot anybody? come on, cap, you know i shot some people. will smith and martin lawrence are back — older but not necessarily wiser — one longing for retirement, the other out for revenge. it's a one—note gag that didn't tickle my funny bone although, in the interests of editorial honesty, i must confess that the rest of audience in the packed cinema i saw it in injanuary appeared to enjoy it enormously. whether it will get the same kind of response in front rooms around the country remains to be seen. you can own it on dvd and blu—ray from monday. personally, i'd give the hollywood blockbusters a miss and check out something more adventurous like the orphanage which anna smith recommended here on the film review last week and is now available on mooby. the tale of a teenage boy's life in soviet—occupied afghanistan, this beautifully empathetic film has something of the true grit of a coming—of—age story that does not shy away from the grim realities of it

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return to cinemas earlier this year to surprisingly crowd—pleasing affect albeit without director michael bayarance. it is carnage. i didn't do all this. you didn't shoot anybody? oh, come on, you know i shot somebody. will smith are back but older are not necessarily wise for someone along for a time revenge most. it's a 0nenote gag didn't tickle my funny bone, but in the interests of editorial honesty, i must confess that the rest of this in my i saw within january appeared to enjoy it enormously. whether it will get the same kind of response in front of rooms in the country remains to be seen, you can own it on dvd and blu—ray through monday. personally, i would give the hollywood blockbusters a miss and check out something more adventurous like the 0rphanage, which anna smith recommended here on the film review last week and is now available. the tale of a teenage boy's life and soviet—occupied afghanistan, this beautifully empathetic film has something of the true grit of a coming—of—age story that does not shy away from the grim realities of its central character's circumstances. but th

thank you. >> thanks, michael. >>> bay area grocers are reporting a garlic shortage as a side effect of this pandemic. our media partner the bay area news group report there's has been a run on garlic since the shelter-in-place order began. retailers say customers have been asking for it because they're cooking more meals at home. but that's only one factor. farmers say much of the garlic from last year's harvest in gilroy wasn't good because strong rains damaged the bulbs. one producer had to dump more than ten million pounds of produce. >>> as we reported, napa county restaurants are allowed to reopen with a lot of changes, of course. they've had to adjust many things to keep employees and customers safe. here is abc7 news reporter wayne freedman. >> here in napa, restaurants opened as early as 9:00 this morning. if you're in the mood to dine in, it's going to be a different experience. begin with rules on the door. wear a face mac, stop and hand sanitize. we're at downtown joe's in napa. hand sanitizer right here. healthy hands. i'm all alone in here. first thing you're going to n

michael george, cbs news. >> the bay area city is rolling out a slow streets program to encourage people to get exercise but to social distance at the same time. redwood city released a map showing ten street that is are closing to vehicular traffic during phase one of the project. the idea is to encourage people to walk or bike on the streets where there is more space to spread out. and city leaders will evaluate the program and determine whether to add more streets to the closure. similar programs have been approved in oakland, san francisco, san mateo and palo alto. good news for drivers in san francisco, a major construction project is now finished. caltrans announced that they finished the project, all lanes back open. crews took full advantage of the stay-at-home order, finishing ahead of schedule. the road work partially shut down lanes. crews were replacing a concrete deck at highway 101 and the circle at the 280 interchange. >>> let's take a live look at bridges across the bay area. not many cars out there as most of us shelter in place. there is, of course, an environmental ben

bay. warning from fire officials michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> inside the shaking tent a confrontation between two homeless women. that led to a six month old puppy being choked. authorities didn't take action until the i team got involved. the number of tents in san francisco tenderloin surged during this pandemic. we walked the streets to show you block after block. tent after tent. the i team has been investigating the impact on both the homeless and residents in the area. >> when i first met jasmine for a rrt on tuesday, her six month old puppy couldn't resist our microphone. she stays in this alley where you can't park a car. but the homeless can pit

. >>> some bay area residents are turning their furloughs into opportunities. i'm michael finney. i'll explain how that's happening, coming up on 7 on your side. >> abc7 is partnering with iheart raid wrote to help support local businesses being hit so hard during this pandemic. just go to abc7news.com to find resources. click on support the bay. it's all right there for you. and while you're online, check out our new interactive online experience about life after covid-19. we've been talking with experts to get an idea about how things will change. it's really interesting, and you will find it all at ab we are destined to do something meaningful. what do you think a private, christian, education looks like? gcu offers over 175 high quality online programs. find your purpose at grand canyon university. visit gcu.edu. >>> building a were bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. [ closing bell ] >> wall street rallied back from a sharp morning drop. the dow ended the day with a 377 point gain. the nasdaq went up by 80. the s&p gained 32. also rising, american unempl

>>> a bay area veteran is doing his part ami michael mcnally dropped off more than 100 face shields to the palo alto healthcare facility saying he felt the need to do what he can to help. >> i believe that everybody can do their part in this pandemic and it's just great to watch everybody. i mean, the whole community a special thing, everyone stepped in. every stakeholder had a part in this and it's gratifying to see that happen. >> he and a group of volunteers have collectively made and donated more than 30,000 face shields to healthcare workers across the bay area. >>> a customer and workers are making sure that there well fed as part of curry up now neo- magic campaign. customers able to donate $12 meals to the restaurant, curry up now is matching to feed jill workers for free. >>> its swearing in. at the precise moment that the new officers made their traditional hat toss, the navy's blue angels streaked through the >>> a skyhigh surprise for naval academy graduates during the most triumphant moment of their graduation ceremony. these junior officers toss their hats in the air. the

michael. >>> as we continue, cloudy, cover overhead in the bay area today and backyards with a chance of showersorrow. sandhya patel is california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> one of the true life bloods of los angeles, beaches are now back open in the county. officially reopened today for exercise and surfing. seeing the surfers who jumped in right boy. sun stans and barbecues are still banned. orange county beaches were allowed to reopen last week. not really having any beach weather here, unless you don't mind it being a little bit blustery, grainy. >> blustery, cooler. sandhya patel is here with our forecast. >>> yeah, it has been cloudy, and cool, a little breezy as well. not a beach day today. but perhaps you m

michael, thank you. >>> okay. we all have a lot of questions as some bay area counties are preparing to relax stay-at-ohm ord homerders. we put some of them to local health departments. some people want to know if there changes that allow for some sort of church services for kids or, i should say, or kids on play dates. so the answer is no. gatherings for nonessential services are still not permitted. are dog parks able to re-open under the new relaxed shelter-in-place rules? no. are golf courses and tennis courts open? that differs by county. some golf courses will open on monday but with restrictions. if tennis courts are open in your county, you're only allowed to play with members of your household. and that's if they are open. >> because you obviously share the tennis ball and come into contact with that. >>> well, nascar is racing back after having to put its season on pause because of the coronavirus pandemic. drivers will be back on track may 17th in south carolina for a nascar cup series race. the race will have no fans in attendance and all race personnel will have to wear masks and socially distance. s

bay area graduates. congratulations to michael johnson. they are graduating from napa high school and she is going to pacific union college as a free nursing student. we are also recognizing diego. he was on the wrestling team and is going to college next year. congrats to both of you keep sharing your photos with us. you can email 2020 grads or use the hashtag kpix include your name and where they are going. we ask no professional photos, please. >>> ahead on stage heading to a screen near you. plus the hottest moves on the market in your >>> cbs is bringing you movies with sunday night at the movies and we travel back to 1996 for an iconic film series that had its start. remember this? mission impossible launched tom cruise his career into overdrive. it became the third highest grossing film of 1996 and sponsored the film series that continues today. the seventh and eighth mission impossible movies are in production and you can watch the iconic movie this sunday at 8:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> two more classics are coming your way, tit

you did. 20.5 million people out of work, 14.7 unemployment and a shocker in the michael flynn case when "today in the baycontinues. and... let's get started. (music fades in) hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> right now at 5:44 let's head outside in dublin where we have a cool start to the morning and a clear sky and quickly warming up temperatures today. we'll reach up to 86 at 1:00 today as we head to the mid-90s. i'll have more on this in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> the april jobs forecast came out. it's very grim. 20.5 million jobs were lost last month, the worst in history. it does not include workers who were furloughed. meantime unemployment now stands at the 14.7%. the worst since the great depression. 20.5 million jobs lost in april. >>> and president trump has not spoken just yet about the shocking unemployment numbers. >> most americans say it is not his fault. >>> exactly right. he's not technically allowed to speak about the job numbers for a little bit of time. he has in the past violated the rule. nothing from the white house. as for the blame every american seems to understand this is all about

east bay this morning, we'll michael vasquez! come over here.e heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>good morning, everyone and thank you for joining us on this thursday may 20th i'm robin winston good morning, everybody, i'm marty gonzales will get right to our top story for this thursday morning happening today. we could learn more about what schools will look like when students return to the classroom education leaders from across the state are expected to lay out a blueprint for what could be required in classrooms on wednesday state school superintendent tony thurmond said that access to personal protective equipment will be required for schools to reopen. he also emphasized that districts wil

bay area. we'll look at all of our microclimates coming up next. >>> and kelly clarkson has a special guest today, comedian and act keegan-michael key is on. 's going over his new impressions. you don't want to miss that. watch kelly clarkson right here on nbc bay area. that starts at 3:00 this afternoon. >>> as you head out for lunch today, beware. you may see some changes on the menu due to the nationwide meat shortage. nbc bay area's sharon katsuda is live at the wendy's in walnut creek to show how they're holding up. wendy, if you're expecting a burger and you don't get one, you're not happy. >> reporter: that's right, when you're hungry you want to get what you have in mind. but so far it looks good at the wendy's here in walnut creek, they have the whole menu, good news so far. but we found this wendy's drive-through menus ipe our supply chain. in san jose, someuc as the david triple burger and even strawberries and blueberries. customers in walnut creek seem flexible with any changes ahead. >> it's what's happening right now, we just have to bear with it. it's going to be temporary. >> reporter: at a few san jose wendy's restaurants,

thank you, michael. >>> it's obviously been far from the typical year for hypothetical seniors in the bay area. for those planning to attend college in the fall, sheltering in place has made it so difficult to get advice from mentors already attending those schools. abc7 news reporter david louie tells us how two south bay students identified that problem and then came up with a solution. >> with students dispersed, finishing up classes online, resources are slim for high school students to get advice where to apply or which college to attend. milpitas high school senior tanya had a big decision to make. >> i was strongly considering uc berkeley, san jose state, and santa clara university. >> colleges have online resources, but ucla freshman an found them lacking. >> pretty much on there are facts and statistics about it. that's not enough to make the college decision. >> she and her friend emily created offbeat advising to match collehigh school seniors college students so they connect by phone or videoconferencing to address concerns and to answer questions. >> what do you do when you'r

. >>> michael george, cbs news, new york. >>> here in the bay area, a small business owner is shiftinguring joined a local rotary club and make money by fixing up broken down cars to sell at auctions. during the time they have raised tens of thousands of dollars. >> it is times like this where ordinary people like dave and i, we get to be extraordinary, because we're jumping out of the box and we're doing things we never thoughtway would be doing. >>> the clayton valley sunrise rotary club says committed to donating $100,000 to the food bank of contra costa county and salano counties. >>> we started a big cooldown yesterday. no doubt you noticed that. we were 15 degrees cooler saturday than on friday. that pretty much holds for today. you don't notice a whole lot of change for temperatures today. tomorrow it is going to rain in the evening and that will be it headline of the forecast but first let me show you what sunday morning looks like because there is plenty of stratus out there, plenty of clouds not just over the golden at it here over downtown san jose. i think what is more inte

bay area. our own 7 on your side's michael finney, who is live on the story tonight., people all overreached out to you. >> yeah, i have heard from people from coast-to-coast looking for answers. they desperately need this money. so i've been looking for answers too for you. and the news right now, some of it is good. some of it not so good. it was supposed to be quick cash to tide over american families as the pandemic crippled the economy. millions lost their jobs, and no relief in sight. >> i'm definitely waiting because i've been laid off my job. >> reporter: we told you about sharon broussard of san leandro. the irs sent her payment to a closed account by mistake. >> it's an invalid card. it has nothing on it. >> now she is not sure if she will ever get it. >> it would be nice to know it is coming, you know? >> the irs confirmed that he is eligible for payment but he has received nothing. >> it would be nice if they said well, okay, it's on its way. >> a lot of people are out of work. my husband lost his job last week. >> she keeps getting locked out of the irs w

bay area, we're holding a virtual job fair. here is a live look from abc7news.com. we're partnering with ziprecruiter and 7 on your side's michael finney is moderating this. so if you're looking for a job and need some help, watch live on abc7news.com or on our facebook or youtube pages. >>> abc7 celebrating the bay area's class of 2020 featuring as many high school seniors as we can. you can get your grad or senior class featured by posting candid pics with a #gradson 7. you can also go to abc7news.com. right now we offer congratulations to the class of 2020 at heritage high school in brentwood. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ right now, you need and endless entertainment. xfinity has you covered, with reliably fast speeds, the most in-home wifi coverage, and advanced security included. plus, access all your streaming apps in one place, including peacock. and now you can get up & running quickly with contactless equipment drop off. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity for thirty four ninety nine a month for 12 months and get xfinity flex a personalized streaming dashboard for all your favorite apps. click or call today. >>>

bay area. keep it h mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>then you go grocery shopping you've probably noticed it's gotten a little more expensive lately yet has it ever that's not just because you're buying more and cooking at home, the price of many products has gone up during the pandemic. >>libya sandusky explains. >>the local shoppers roll their way to the grocery store they may experience sticker shock over everyday items couple of weeks now prices have gone up over dollar here a dollar there given the sale prices seem tired from march to april the u.s. bureau of labor statistics finds grocery store prices rose 2.6% the largest increase since 197

to be a view from inside a blue angels jet plus a navy veteran living in the east bay is 100 years old mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>great community event today, a navy veteran an antioch celebrating a big milestone today her one 100th birthday with restrictions on gatherings see a woman apparently said she planned to take a nap this morning but as kron four's felipe jungle tells us her creative family wasn't going to let the day go by without a big surprise. >>turning 100 years old is quite the accomplishment still teresa conley was not expecting much fanfare i thought it was going to be a very quiet breakfast with my daughter, her husband. >>my chair t shirts to isis family had to cancel it. i just

. >>> basketball, whether you are michael jordan, steph curry or the sky, you can always be better. t's take it to the east bay>> reporter: this 13-year-old is on three travel basketball teams, a factor in this digital world, his dad daniel and part- time rebounder, full-time chief marketing officer at the san francisco high-performance analytics company. once his mechanics were digitally captured for film study, it was a game changer. >> i never see myself like that before but i think it's cool what they are trying to do and what they are trying to accomplish. >> when yot sketball, other sports, baseball and soccer, every way that you move your body plays into how effective you are so if we can use data science is a way to figure that out, we can provide a lot of automated coaching to enhance the real coaches. >> i bet there's a lot of parents out there grabbing their camera phones. >> they've got the time. >>> it's time to honor the class of 2020. >> keillor is a senior at concord high school, she was work looking forward to her last season of stunt year when the season was cut short. she has been on the tea

>>yeah this morning want to highlight a bay area veteran who helped deliver face shields to a palo alto health care facility, he's former marine officer michaelally along with volunteers from the nonprofit based in menlo park. well together they donated the final batch of face shields the va hospital in palo alto now in the last 45 days 260 bay area, residents, businesses and nonprofits all came together to designed by and make more than 30,000 face shields very nice shout out to michael and all the volunteers out there we see you we recognize you we appreciate you. >>and remember you can spotlight when making a difference in your community we have a special section on our website called kron 4 hero. so you go to our side you fill out a quick form let us know about your hero you can find that page on kron 4 dot com. >>and we're looking at a weather situation of warming temperatures right now a live shot coming in from the golden gate bridge you can see the beautiful sunrise over a off to the distance there, but he's going on with the leftover fog that will be improving probably from this point onward bay area temperatures middle 50's across m

from kendall high school and she wants to attend california state east bay to play softball and study finance. >>> contracts to michael. they are graduating from st. joseph's. he plans to attacked civil engineering. if you want to share your graduate photos, email us at 2020grads@cbs.com or use the hashtag #kpix and we ask no professional photos, please. ♪ feel like getting back out there? nissan is ready to help you with a bold, award-winning lineup. and great kick off summer... with a bold, award-winning lineup. with no payments for 3 months. plus, we'll cover your payments for up to 2 more months. or get 0% financing on 13 models for up to 84 months. >>> a new york artist is close to finishing a giant portrait. it pays tribute to a doctor who died after treating coronavirus patient. the portrait covers 20,000 square feet on the pavement of a parking lot. the doctor who died was a member of a community care network that works closely with many of new york city's hardest hit never has. the artist says his work is also way to vent frustration over the heavy impact on the virus on minority communities. >>> the city of

she plans toia state east bay to play softball and study business finance. then michael is graduating from st. joseph notre dame high school in alameda and in the fall he plans to attend oregon state university to study civil engineering. congratulations to them. if you want to share your graduate photos, email us at 2020grads@cbs.com or use the hashtag #kpix and we ask no professional photos, please. you may see them on >>> new muc pop llt joinedby what you have for us? >> lady gaga has something to get excited about. best music video is out and her album just dropped. you can download her album this morning at 11 am on twitter. >>> next, we have another time to become historian by sharing photos around neighborhoods. you can check your history website to learn how you can partake or go to the street you are on to see what happened in your next, the fro ballet this is a free weekly series with an entire ballet performance archive online. it is awesome. it streaming on facebook and youtube. and finally, the had british tv show has a historical story playing on the form o

how employees at one south bay grocery store lifted the spirits of shoppers while they waited in line. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> in san jose students at one elementary school are dealing with more change than most. today the san jose police department came out to give every single student a $150 gift card to let families know they care. this is at arbuckle elementary. not just closed for the end of the year like all schools. it's closing for good. it's being turned into a charter school. all students will be bused to new schools come fall. police have been supporting and mentoring students for a few years there now. they hope today serves as a little morale boost. >> i know that those kids, if they're in the car to

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bay area graduates of all ages. cameron d. branch graduating -- he's also exploring the military career option focusing on the medical field. and michael m. win headed to bentley university in massachusetts to major in finance or finance management. you can e-mail your grad photos to 2020grads at cbs.com or use the #kpix on social media and use their name and something about them and no professional photos please. >>> we love seeing all of those photos. we love seeing a little rain too. >> yeah, it's a little mixed out there. >> yeah, we had rain and now yoe buildi tomrow a wag d e tes onthrough the week. a live look through the treasure island camera and mix of sun and clouds out there looking toward downtown san francisco. the pollen count down fonot onl but tomorrow, thursday and friday. now show you that storm system that is continuing to move out ovhere so we can't completely rule out an isolated shower but we're seeing that sunshine out there and that ridge of high pressure building in starting tomorrow that means drier, warmer weather ahead and also sunshine. as we go through our day, see a mix of sun and clouds and popup shower

i spoke with houston executive producer keegan-michael keys about star guess that we can expect to see in one of them played against one of the bay area teams . >> we've had rhonda rousey from the wwe and we've had jr read play for cleveland when they were playing against the golden state warriors in the final saw this year and to watch them perform, especially out of the comfort zone is a lot of fun anything we ask rob and venus to dear they will do across the board . >> catch the series premier of game on at a p.m. right here on kpix 5 . >> looks fun, 457, retail therapy becoming a little easier as malls begin to reopen . but, they are met with strict rules to what shoppers need to know before they had to the mall . >> a reminder, kpix 5 has a new app that gives you easy 24/7 access and real-time news up dates, you need to delete the old app and download the new one on the app store google play and you can sign up when visible set out to create the future of phone service... we tossed the stuff that wasn't working. and kept the stuff that was working. like verizon's 4g lte network. meet visible. unlimited data, messages and min

the changes one bay area county is making to healthrker milesto. mrs. walker. michael vasquez!er here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> right now at 5:30 reopening reactions, the important details governor newsom says he will reveal today and the difficult decisions facing restaurants. >> plus, the data showing new signs of hope across the state. are we making progress in fighting against the coronavirus, or is it a fluke? >> and the rent crisis, the help that could soon be on the way for those trying to just make it in the bay. all that and more, good morning to you. thank you for joining us fon "today in the bay." i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. the gang all here. mike will have a look at the commute

. >>> is an international crime ring working in the bay area, trying to steal your unemployment check? i'm michael finney, and this is a story you'll see only on 7. >> abc7 is partners with iheartradio to help support local businesses being hit hard by this pandemic. go to abc7news.com to find resour >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. [ closing bell ] >> stocks ended down today amid more dismal economic news and rising tensions with china. the dow lost 101 points. the nasdaq down 90. the s&p lost 23 points. unemployment numbers also released today. there were more than 2.4 million first-time filings last week. >> it's well above anything before the pandemic, but still the seventh straight week of declining pace. total unemployment filings are now at 38.6 million in the nine weeks since the virus hit the economy. global coronavirus cases have now surpassed $5 million. today president trump visited michigan and continued to call for governors to reopen states. >> i think a lot of the states, the ones that are sort of sticking to a certain very rigid patte

michael. during the pandemic, abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. one way we're doing that is focusing on education as we wait to hear when schools will reopen. justin sienna high school in napa is holding a town hall right now to discuss future plans, including a graduation ceremony that could happen as soon as may 28th. >>> when public schools in california do decide to reopen, your child will return to be with their friends and teachers, all wearing masks. that's the word today from state superintendent of public schools tony thurmond. he says the exact reopening day will depend on what your school district decides, but he expects most to be ready to go on time in late august or september. >> so we've heard from different districts who were thinking that reopening might mean a blend of styles of education with some in class instruction and in some cases still some distance learning. >> schools will need to ensure social distancing and constant cleaning if they opt for in-person classes. and this of course means class sizes will smaller. tomorrow

hospital in palo alto former marine officer michael mcnally and volunteers from a nonprofit in menlo park donating a lot of the protective gear. the last 45 days 260 bay area residents businesses nonprofits joining forces to design by and make more than 30,000 face shields and you can spotlight somebody in your community making a difference. we have a section on our website called kron 4 heroes. you can fill out a quick form let us know about your hero and find a page on kron 4 dot com. a beloved british world war 2 veteran is going to be honored by queen elizabeth got that news recently captain tom moore he walked the length of his garden 100 times to raise money to fight the coronavirus and he did it to market one 100th birthday reporter reid binion has more. >>he was always a warrior but now he's officially becoming a night. 100 year-old world war 2 veteran captain tom moore said to be knighted by britain's queen elizabeth after he raised a record amount of money for the uk's national health service by doing the 100 laps in his backyard. his initial target was the improvement of only about $1200 but he ended up raising more than 40 million. >>do yo

michael. >>> education is another area where we're working to build a better bay area. state schools teach tony thurmond says it's time for california companies to step up for california's school kids. during a virtual news conference this afternoon, thurmond called on companies to help the state come up with $500 million to help close the digital divide at this time of distance learning. >> right now we know immediately some 600,000 students are waiting for a computing device. and 300,000 to 400,000 students have an immediate need for an internet hot spot. >> thurmond says the state will release its guidance for the fall semester early next month. he expects a hybrid approach with some students learning from home, some returning to school wearing masks and social distancing. >>> and our next abc7 listens bay area conversation focuses on education. tony thurmond will join us along with superintendents from oakland, san francisco, and san jose unified schools. join the conversation life tomorrow at 4:00 right here on abc7, the abc7 app, or any of the devices that you see

communities and this morning we're highlighting a bay area veteran who helped deliver face shields to a palo alto health care facility. he's former marine officer michael mcnally he and volunteers from the nonprofit based in menlo park donated the final batch ofsface shields to the va hospital in palo alto over the last month and a half 260 bay area, residents businesses and nonprofits all came together to designed by and make more than 30,000 face shields great job. well you can spy le spotlight, someone who's making a difference in your community as well. we have a special section on our website called kron 4 heroes easy to do just fill out a quick form to let us know about your hero, you can find the page on our website kron 4 dot com. all right the news never stops i'd kron on let's go ahead and check in the newsroom with sauce a hernia tell us what they're working on right now heist in us. >>good morning. marty so little earlier i mentioned the big development in the college admissions scandal actor lori loughlin and her husband pleading guilty in the case this morning and then a few minutes, i'll be speaking with criminal defense attorney paula c

enlightening to see what the response would continuing butr pretty much closing down -- michael is next from buzzards bay, massachusetts. caller: thank you for taking my call. there was a game changing stat yesterday that addresses this, especially tom friedman's opinion, he does not have data. that is when governor cuomo rolls out a statistical report saying 66% of the people in hospitals in new york were stay-at-home people. this is a game changer and people have to wake up. he admitted that he was wrong, the news media is refusing to pick this up. he even went on to say that 90% of the people in hospitals told the researchers -- they went to every hospital in new york the last three days and they said they never went outside of their yard. people have to wake up. the stay-at-home order is not working. host: ok, michael. our viewers, we did cover governor cuomo's briefing. all of our briefings are on our website. even the ones that may not air live and we air them later, you can find them there. the second news conference from the white house press secretary, photo in the washington post. trump reverse

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michael delfino he's from livermore and he owns a martial arts studio with less than 5 employees received 0 benefits from the cares act and he says his landlord raised to rent in april delfino asked bay area representative eric swalwell about how he's going to help businesses like his here was swallows response. >>all right, thank you michael let me work with you on slow on instagram or twitter my dms are open my staff and i will get right on that i want to unity for hosting us and getting us together this is good for us but i also just a step back to days of summer day a 100,000 americans have died from the coronavirus 900,000 just surpassed in california. so i think the tip of the spear has to be attacked the health care crisis first testing tracy treatment in the back seat and then make sure we provide a bridge to people like michael so they can meet their rent obligations and cable and so families reloading the paycheck protection plan, i'm all for a he. >>and that is people are unsure. i think we also want to make sure that we do extend an insurance. >>now the representatives discussed several other topics tonight, including undocumented workers in the state as well as our place

bay area. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> espn's ongoing docu-series following michael jordan and the chicago bulls' dynasty became the network's highest-rated telecast since january's college football championship. this comes as the network struggles without live sporting events. >> with the massive success of our michael jordan 10-part docuseries, espn has decided to expand "the last dance," to 142 parts. that's right. we combed through all the footage, and decided to include everything. his shoes. his underwear. his sandwich. >> i'm a big fan of the mcrib, and during jordan's heyday, they rechristened the sandwich the "mcjordan." but only in the chicago area. so, one time, i had a layover in o'hare, and i go to mcdonald's, and i took one bite-- i went, "wow. this man is the greatest basketball player of all time." >> we even kept this interview. >> i remember him. he played baseball for the burningham barretts. he lso played basketball? >> he did! look. >> that makes sense. he was pretty tall. >> and what documentary would be complete without astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson? >> "space jam." i

them. 7 on your side's michael finney investigates the practice prosecutors are calling predatory and harmful. all of that in half an hour on abc7 news at 6:00. >>> here in the bay area is receiving a major award tonight. >> it has to do with how he uses spicy plants and our sense of touch and pain to come up with pain killers. >> this tarantula may not -- >> we had a little bit of an issue there. hopefully we can get it back up and running. >> here we go. >> this tarantula may not be able to cure your headache yet but it is contributing to a now award winning line of research. this biochemist has spent his career unraveling the mysteries of pain by using the plants and animals that cause it. >> it's beautiful example of evolution. >> reporter: an example he dscribes as chemical warfare. insects that don't want to be crushed, plants that don't want to be eaten fighting back with the kinds of chemicals that cause things like peppers and spices to burn our tongues and inflame our stomach linings. >> onions there is something called a lysine that comes out. it is volatile. it gets in your eyes and stings and burns. >> >> reporter: and pain causing agents like anima

to reopen until a later phase of the reopening plan, the bay area law professor tells us what could happen if the fight ends up in court. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> welcome back to mornings on fox 2, santa cruz county is honoring a man he was killed by a shark off the coast earlier this month, 26-year-old ben kelly was surfing at the state beach when he was attacked on may 9, he made surfboards and was well known in the surfing community for his craftsmanship, today would have been his 27th birthday. the county supervisors issued a proclamation and honor of kelly and designated today as ben kelly day. >>> 1000 religious leaders around the state plan to defy state orders, and will hold in person church services on may 31. celebrate

michael finney has the answer coming up at 6:00. >>> finally tonight, something to help us feel a little better during this tough time courtesy of a bay area-based nonprofit. >> canine companions for independence is providing a live webcam of some adorable four-week-old puppies. these golden lab retriever mixes are trained to become assistance dogs for people with disabilities. canine companions hopes watching the pups will make people feel better and help raise money for the program. >> in times of crisis, disability doesn't disappear. there are still about 400 people on the waiting list nationwide. so giving tuesday now is a really important way for us to bring in more money to make our great work continue. >> they should keep that camera up all the time. you can watch the puppies by logging into cci.org/puppycam. it's up every weekday from 8:00 to 5:00. great thing to see. thank you for joining us. "world news with david muir" is next. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan >>> tonight, from phoenix, arizona, the abc news exclusive. one-on-one with president trump. his first major trip out into the country in almost two months. the coronavirus

morning we're highlighting the bay area veteran who helped of it delivered face masks or face shields to a palo alto health care facility, he's former marine officer michael mcnally he along with volunteers from a nonprofit based in menlo park donated the final batch of face shields to the va hospital in palo alto now in the past month and a half 260 bay area, residents, businesses and nonprofits all came together to design by and make more than 30,000 face shields wow so many people working together to make a difference keep the stories coming we love this you can spotlight, someone making a difference. >>and your community we have a special section on our website, it's called kron 4 heroes i have to do is fill out a quick form let us know about your hero you can find that page on kron 4 dot com. >>all right time to talk weather this morning as take this look out to dave sunday's force apartment pi day. >>hello or whatever you want morning marty good morning, everybody we're off to a pretty good start today don't you know, i'm not a sunshine. we're negotiate to all that fog yesterday the shot him from the golden gate bridge is where the fog likes to hide

va hospital in palo alto former marine officer michael mcnally and volunteers from the nonprofit based in menlo park donated the protective gear. 260 bay area, residents businesses and nonprofits all came together to design by and make more than 30,000 of these face shields that you see for the community and you can spotlight, someone you know by going to kron 4 dot com slash features slash kron 4 heroes. and we will talk about them too right here on the kron 4 morning news time now 8.56 we'll take a quick break but coming up in the next hour santa clara. >>the county hardest hit by coronavirus is finally entering phase 2 of its reopening plan will have details on that coming up and some church leaders say they will defy the governor's orders and hold in person services at the end of the months on that story as we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden the 2:20 back-to-back calls migraine medicine it's called ubrelvy the migra

bay area's oldest bakeries has a solution, we have liam's list ahead. >>> a surprise show of support for nurses putting their lives on the line. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. - [female vo] restaurants are our family. the cornerstone of our communities. and our family needs help. right now they're facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders grubhub. together, we can help save the restaurants we love. >>> staff at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital are feeling the love from some other community heroes, they got an early morning greeting today. >> welcome to work. [ cheering ] >> i'm in tears, thank you so much, that's so sweet. >> this is so nice, it's appreciated from our perspective, we appreciate them suppo

michael. >>> with stimulus checks and unemployment checks in the mail, the post office, along with some bay area landlords are warning residents about an increase in mail theft. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is on the story. . >> porch pirates wearing n95 masks grabbed this package in oakland just 20 minutes after it was delivered. two days prior, overnight also in oakland, a woman broke into this apartment building near lake merritt and grabbed armfuls of mail from a 66-unit complex. she left with all that mail in a basket. >> at this time there are many things of an attractive nature moving to the mail system. >> u.s. postal inspector jeff fitch. >> stimulus checks, the unemployment checks, tax refunds, or your medication. >> east bay management company bay apartment adviser says this theft was one of five their properties experienced between april 27th and may 4th. mailbox break-ins for more than 200 units and approximately 300 residents. elise kay gets it. >> it definitely triggered a whole bunch of emotions that nobody really need right now in this time. >> the mailbox is outside

michael george, cbs news, minneapolis. >> back here at home, a tale of two protests in two major bay area cities.nt in san jose and in oakland took two very different approaches in how they handled the massive crowds last night. and kpix 5's betty yu is here in the studio to explain. >> brian, we have seen different kinds of police protest tactics in the bay area, as we just saw. mainly retreat and stay more hands off or deploy and engage. in san jose, we saw more aggressive policing early on, which included officers using batons, flash bang grenades and tear gas to break up the crowd and subdue unrest. in oakland, we observed officers using a less forceful, more restrained approach. that approach has deinvolved into violence and vandalism toward the end of the night. departments are constantly finding the balance between keeping the peace and protecting the safety of officers and the public. >> we're trying to do all that we can to calm an awful lot of jittery nerves out here. and we certainly appreciate that the outrage is righteous, the protests are righteous, but the violence is never righteo

bay area grads. michaela middleton is graduating from college of alameda and will be transferring to oregon state university where she plans to major in photojournalism. and michael the yard graduating from ucla. majored in economics and urban and regional studies. congratulations to michael and michaela. and share your grad photos with us, email 2020 grads@cbs.com or use hashtag kpix. include their name, a little something about them, no professional photos please, how to pronounce your name which i realize is michaela. >>> kpix 5 has a new app. it gives you easy 24 seven access to chen cbs sunday area and the newscast. and also real-time news updates. if you have our app, you will need to delete the old version and download the new one from the app store or google >>> taking a live look at sfo and oakland airport, after a plunge in air travel americans are taking to the skies in the wake of the pandemic. the csa says it screened more passengers at us airports yesterday, then at any time in the last two months. nearly 350,000 travelers passed through airports compared it to 2.6 million passengers at the same time last year. >>> a chance for the battered airline

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teachers in the bay area have stepped up to help their kids continue to learn. today we want to honor this is st. michael. she's a fifth grade teacher in brentwood, scarlet said that missa st. michael is her hero, she has fun assignments to keep us motivated to keep learning. she me pass fourth grade and loop to that gray just to stay with our class for another year. her strategy to get us to want to learn is great. thank you. if you like to nominate teachers send us your email and tell us why they deserve to be recognized. send photos and videos to ktvu.com. >>> as covid-19 continues to hit the navajo nation , the ongoing effort to help the country's largest reservation. the steps being taken to give them the help that they need? that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by using a fan to cool off... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or closing your shades during the day. stay well and keep it golden. >>> research shows that certain groups and demographics are at higher risk when it comes to the coronavirus. including members of the navajo nation. here's more on th