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daniel av rahm is a student and monta vista high school in danville and shortly after the shelter-in-place began. both of his grandparents suffered life changing medical emergencies and he has not seen them in weeks. but some of the nurses were kind enough to use their own personal phones to let daniel face time with his grandparents. so this inspired him to raise money to buy ipads for nursing homes around the bay area so more cram parents can see their loved ones from afar. he's already been able to donate ipads to the rehab center in danville and if you want to learn more about what he's doing you can find a link on our website kron 4 dot com. you can spotlight, someone making a difference in your community just go to our website kron 4 dot com and look for the crime for hero section. it's a very quick form the needs to get phil that we featured over 100 hero so far so we want to find a lot more of them that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 i'm justine waldman i'll see you for kron 4 news at 6 is our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues in phase 2 and open for business how the first

street vendors are also looking for a solution and have founded a type of association called tuff monta doda is one of their spokes people. get a look at what we've developed our own fashion label to show that we're not here to take something away from someone to steal or to hang around with but we pay taxes and create jobs for those who still sell on the street. sometimes street vendors come here for advice doda knows how they feel. but i certainly think racism exists if someone calls me names i'd nor them but if the law forbids you to work to study then all you can do is sell on the street and then a horde of policemen comes and puts you in prison that's horrible and i was so yes i was evil i many street vendors now experienced this almost every day recently their life in barcelona has become even harder. the police are showing more presence and they're cracking down on illegal vendors. it's getting harder for a sign to find a place where he can sell his t. shirts without being seen by the police. the 29 year old is always tired infuse rushed more than anything a sign is depressed tha

guy likes jason richardson, monta ellis to name a few part of that historic don nelson coached team. and they used to call it roaracle. i don't know if it was ever as loud as it was in 2007. it erupted when the warriors did that guys? >> miss those days. chris, thank you. >>> well, the humans are away, nature gets to play. where this coyote >>> tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, we talk to education experts about how budgets for california schools could be impacted by the new recession. >>> plus several companies are cancelling their summer internship programs. a crucial stepping stone for many college students. how some bay area companies are instead promising virtual internships. >>> okay, finally tonight, another sign this morning in the bay area of wildlife taking over as humans stay inside during the shelter-in-place order. >> a viewer shared this video taken by levi's playa. that's not a dog. that's a coyote. we've seen them more and more frequently over the past several weeks, especially in san francisco. at least this one decided to use the crosswalk, and i wasn't going to go tel

you know but we will see what happens scary montas on the story corps in brussels tonight we'll see if you're right into the summer with a ponytail gay or thank you. thanks. well they were hired to monitor online content and they say it made them sick facebook has agreed to pay out $52000000.00 in a settlement brought by content moderators in the u.s. who developed post-traumatic stress disorder a cash sum is not an admission of guilt by facebook the social media giant is not taking responsibility for causing any harm but it has agreed to provide counseling for those moderators more than $11000.00 workers are eligible for the compensation this case could open the door to lawsuits against similar social media platforms. this is a huge story you do that we used to publish in the offices here with more on the public you know we've had those constant moderators here on the program before talking about how stressful the job was or brings up the speed on what today's story is basically what it is this dates back to 2017 itself facebook hired several large consulting firms to bring in thousan

is still two weeks from now before we get to this next phase, but again, really do encourage unmut montas that the gains that we have had, even when covid-19 is still in our state and in our nation, the gains we have had our because we took this seriously. there is a reason why we have literally the lowest positive tests and hospitalizations per capita in the nation, and it is because of what we as montanans audited together -- all did together, and i ask you to continue that same degree of vigilance as we reopen other areas, because it really is on all of us and all of us working so weer that will make it can keep both the low numbers and the opportunities we are having, so thank you so very much. >> here's a look at our live coverage wednesday. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the head of the environmental protection agency andrew wheeler

spain is one of the hardest hit countries in europe with more than 236000 cases of 19 from madrid monta herrero tells us more about how the country's intending to greet. today's spain has one minute of silence that spanish prime minister a bit of a son to those spanish harlem and i'm joined by all the official on private public and private buildings this is part of the 10 day off of racial morning that was declared yesterday by. spanish cabinet these political parties have been longing claiming spanish prime minister to to just to begin an official mourning in order to pay ci view to the over $27000.00 people that have died from 90 and it was part of the big debate a future date that has spoil arised all the speeches syrian parliament and outside parliament between political parties and so these 10 days of official mourning are going to last until june the 6th this is part of the this is the longest official mourning in history of a spanish democracy and it will end with an official certain months are imminent held by king philip philip to the 6. in france a decision is expected in the

exactly that's because a the montas an hour at the moment is quite weight and that's because of the impact of the coronavirus on the global economy. lockdowns across the world you have flight cancellations airports being closed very few people driving compared to cite . the start of the year. in march april and likely my we've got huge drops in oral consumption and the as to motive thing something in the order of more than 2025 1000000 barrels a day so this is an unprecedented reduction in oil demand that was saying and the last couple of months so there's a lot of excess oil a to be psyched up and that's why a pick and a pick plus rate conveying to night probe to try and psych up some of that excess of oil is i think in march that probably wasn't the a precise and of how much oil demand or the global economy would have been affected by corona virus but that's become pretty apparent now so logically and of course bearing in mind that we're not living in particularly logical time but logically when would a. production cuts now when would that really take effect when would we conceive of a f

. >> reporter: in three forks, monta montana, this morning kids walk back into school. >> we have six foot distancing on the playground so they can play games and stay away from each other. >> montana hasn't suffered as much as most. bodies being stored frozen in trucks in new york city, our epicenter, waiting for overwhelmed funeral directors to catch up. >> if you are going through hell, keep going and that's what we're doing. we're going through hell but what we're doing is working so we're going to keep going. >> reporter: going slow on reopening even though new york's new case counts are falling. daily new case counts continue to climb in 19 states. still, every one of them among the 44 that will begin to reopen by this weekend. in texas cases climbing but hair cuts are happening. a salon owner jailed for operating under lockdown. the trail blazers practice facility will open. that's okay. up to 4 players can train solo at any one time as long as local restrictions are followed. there are different detailed directions in different places. >> restaurants outside only. you're 90 th

raising money to buy ipads and donating those 2 nursing homes around the bay daniel is a student to at monta vista high school and he was inspired to do this because nurses at his grandparents, nursing homes, they use their personal fell cell phones. to let daniel face time with his grandparents so he wants to pay it back and pay it forward and that's what he's doing you can spotlight, someone making a difference by going to kron 4 dot com. >>coming up in the next hour. we have more bay area counties entering phase 2 of the state's reopening guidelines and today, we'll have a live report on what you can expect. plus there's new coronavirus testing site in the east bay, we'll tell you where. >>we're a little bit deeper into phase 2 it's getting relax which means you can shot now you can come here, but you can't come in i'll explain coming up in a live report. >>specialties cafe and bakery a decades old favorite place in the bay area is closing down for good due to the pandemic will have details coming up in a live report. >>these are president and i would rather he not be taking something tha

>>well the ban has put many police departments and tough position now los gatos monta serrano police have of supervised several of these parade and also shared the videos on youtube san jose police chief eddie garcia was not happy with the county order. he tweeted that his officers will not site and arrest people unless there's a blatant violation. and if you're looking for a restaurant order takeout we've got you covered we have a new page on our website kron 4 dot com. it's called yes, we're open it's a list of restaurants and dining options that are open for takeout or delivery in the bay area, restaurant owners can submit their businesses to be added to the list and viewers can search the list to find places that are open in their neighborhood. and coming up next this morning, some sports facilities are set to reopen later today, we'll take a look at what health officials are saying. >>this will look like for the future of sports. and there's growing concern about the availability of ram to severe as the drug's maker warns they may not be able to meet demand. >>and we're off to a

daniels a student from monta vista high school and he was inspired to do this. after nurses and his grandparents nursing home, use their personal cellphones to let daniel face time with his grandparents. so a big thank you very proud of what daniel is doing and you can spy allies, somebody and tell us about somebody that you're proud of who is making a difference and we'll feature them here on the kron 00:04am morning news, just go to our website at kron 4 dot com. >>coming up in the next hour. we have more barry county is now entering phase 2 of the state's reopening guidelines today what details in a live report on what you can expect. report on what you can expect. plus there's mrs. walker. report on what you can expect. plus there's 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 s

inch of rain. á that is a lot of rain. á san francisco got more rain in february, áno, so far this montán á effect for elevations above á 6500 feet. ákind of unsettled weather. á if that verifies, what i just á showed you on the futurecast, á that would be a pretty heavy á rain event in a short amount ofá time. á again, one, two, three in the á morning. then it tapers off, maybe a á thunder shower tomorrow á afternoon but that will be á where most of us don't see á anything. áthere's the five day forecast.á you can see that we can back áinto the 80s. á so more rain late tonight. á great news for the watersheds. ái will see you back here at 11:00. á>>> a 10-year-old from haywardá is doing what she can to raise ámoney for a local food bank. ácheck out what she is doing. á daniela is in fourth grade and á is very busy these days taking ádozens of tie-dye t-shirts. á it's all for a good cause. áthe money she makes goes to á help the food banks and she á told us why she wanted to help. >> there is a food bank across ámy street, and one day i saw á some of my friends from school á there, and i

like, for example, from texas to monta montana. so, for example, longhorns were the best walking cattle. but they're not the best beef cattle. the railroad had cut through this area and founded amarillo based on the railroad. amarillo as a city didn't exist until the railroad came through. by that time, there was more shipping of the cattle on the rails rather than doing the drives anymore. and those kind of cattle could be the beef cattle that we think of. and so by the time that kansas city and amarillo were linked by the santa fe railroad, kansas city's cattle market started really booming on the cattle being raised in the panhandle. so we kind of helped each other to grow the cattle industry with the train connecting the two. and the other aspect is the culture and fashion and objects in the much that tell the story of going to kansas city and finding good and services that were bringing sophistication back here. even the cowboys would go shopping and buy spurs and boots in kansas city. we didn't have local business owners that

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