moran: thank you, senator. mr. secretary, we're going to have another round of questions but the good news is that there's a vote scheduled in 15, 16 minutes. so -- mr. ross: i'll speak fast. mr. moran: there is a finite time in which this hearing will come to a conclusion. i'm going to try to get two questions in, in my five minutes. and the first one is just a follow-up on what auto i've already asked you. we talked about section 232, ex clues process. i indicated that -- exclusion process. i indicated that my calculations, my staff's calculations are that we're going to spend roughly $18.5 million in that process in f.y. 2021. and i wanted you to tell me, to confirm, if you would, that that is a sufficient amount to execute the policy under section 232 exclusion. mr. ross: we believe it is, sir. mr. moran: thank you of the i also want to talk about a priority, you visited with me personally on the phone about this a year aveplgt i've had conversations with general raymond at space command regarding this issue. y

senator moran: mr. secretary, you're right, a short amount of time for a big department with a lot of roles and issues. let me start my questioning concerning noaa and aircraft recapitalization. mr. secretary, i touched on this in my opening statement. noaa recently provided the subcommittee with a notional plan to recapitalize its fleet of aircraft. while i recognize the president's budget doesn't include funding for that, i believe projected obs lens of noaa's aircraft demand we take action to recapitalize those assets. do you agrea that noaa's fleet of aircraft are in need of recapitalization and could you elaborate what the immediate needs for aircraft are? mr. ross: yes, mr. chairman. noaa's aircraft recapitalization plan was published in october, 2019. and it looked at long-term recapitalization strategy and the management of current aircraft. the plan recommended noaa procure two aircraft based on the 2018 appropriation. consistent with this plan, noaa was able to procure two additional aircraft,

>> terry moran live at the white house tonight. terry, thank you. >>> there was another big swing in the financial markets after significant losses yesterday. the dow soaring more than 1,100 points, up 4.5% today. some analysts pointing to biden's victories overnight. health insurance stocks rising today. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the new message tonight from alex trebek. >>> also, the passenger flight diverted. an unruly passenger accused of trying to open the emergency exit mid-flight. the images tonight from inside the cabin. >>> also, there's news tonight about that airline mechanic who tried to sabotage a flight just before takeoff. what we've learned. >>> and the new headline this evening from mick jagger about his heart surgery. what he's now saying about the procedure. his message. a lot more news ahead tonight. anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it

>> terry moran live at the white house tonight. terry, thank you. >>> and we took note of a big rebound in the financial markets today after last week. of course, the worst week since the financial crisis in 2008. today, the dow gaining nearly 1,300 points. the most gained ever in a single day. up 5%. investors encouraged by signals from the federal reserve they'll consider interest rates if needed and similar remarks from financial ministers overseas. >>> and now to the race for 2020 tonight. super tuesday tomorrow. 15 contests across 14 states and one territory. there is major news tonight. two conditions on the democratic side dropping out. and they're about to endorse joe bide buttigieg bowing out yesterday. today, amy glob shar doing the same. both of them now racing to texas tonight to endorse biden, fresh off that blowout win in the south carolina primary. bernie sanders, meanwhile today, saying the establishment is worried. abc's eva pilgrim one-on-one with joe biden tonight, and she asks him if this comes down to a two-man

his colleague, senator moran, says he saw him at the gym this morning.your response to this positive test of your colleague, senator rand paul, and what should happen next? what kind of questions do you have about his interaction with others there on the hill, as they work on a stimulus plan? >> well, i stayed in d.c., as soon as i found out, i didn't want to get on an airplane, that i might have, you know, been in -- i might impact anybody, so i just stayed up here. so i'm staying in a house up here. but i like to understand exactly where rand was and what the risk is. i think everybody ought to be talking about what their risk is and whether they need to be quarantined. that's what i did, as soon as i found out that somebody had been tested positive with the delegation that i was around, i called the physician at the senate. and he said, look, you probably don't have high risk. and i said, well, i decided, i can't expect everybody else to quarantine if i'm not going to do it. so i said, i'm not going to take a chance. >> good to hear you stayed put the

brian moran's pizza shop in new jersey has been in the family over 25 years.d to take out a $50,000 loan to help his employees get through the crisis. >> we can't risk laying off our employees and we can't risk them not having a paycheck so they can pay their rents, pay their bills. >> reporter: big businesses also crippled. the airlines, cruise lines, hotels. and that economic rescue package would include a $1,200 check for most americans, a $2,400 check for married couples, an additional $500 for each child. terry moran, abc news. >> thank you, terry, for that breakdown. >>> 300 new york city inmates are being set free due to the covid-19 crisis in an effort to prevent a coronavirus outbreak behind bars. the city is releasing inmates, over 70 with pre-existing conditions. the policy will not extend to sex offenders or domestic abusers. >>> new york city university is offering senior medical students early graduation so they can join the fight against the coronavirus. the new physicians could begin working as soon as next month. >>> and youtube is the latest

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general moran and his staff a seventh fighter command run the show and direct all air sea rescue operations in close collaboration with bomber commands. a last-minute briefing check, just to make sure today's fighter escort knows all air sea rescue positions. out on the line general words p 50 ones are warming up for the longest flight flight on on record. seven hours on one engine extra below tanks extra verve and stamina about the time. the wing surpassing mood she ma, they're taking. off schedule to join three and a half hours later off the shores of japan after a rendezvous at key, to the p 51's head for assembly point lead by be b-29s as night the gator ships. the wings grind ahead on the last lap to the empire. reports to the controller back at qualm give their flight position which has kept up to the hour on the mission board still at low altitude the be 20 nines that are approaching their unreported storms and cold fronts appear suddenly across the bomb of course. pilot to crew we are going to start our climb. check the oxygen equipment. as they begin their slow climb to altitude, t

terry moran has more. >> reporter: in the rose garden the president was quick to take responsibilityforts but when it came to testing. >> i don't take responsibility at all because we were given a set of circumstances and we were given rules, regulations and specifications from a different time. >> reporter: and the president was asked why his administration disbanded the national security office set up to prepare for pandemics. >> when you say me, i didn't do it. we have a group of people. i could ask for my administration, but i could perhaps ask tony about that, because i don't know anything about it. you say we did that. i don't know anything about it. >> reporter: and what about the president's personal exposure to the virus? pictured here at mar-a-lago last weekend with a brazilian official who since tested positive. the president has not been tested r nor has he isolated himself. >> are you planning to take any kind of precautionary measure to protect you and also your staff who was there with him? >> no. we have no symptoms whatsoever. >> reporter: reporters kept pushing noti

terry moran joins us from charleston, south carolina, for more.erry, this is a huge win for the joe biden camp. what they were voting for. we look at super tuesday next week and there's a lot of reporting about lack of a ground game in super tuesday states for joe biden compared to sanders and even michael bloomberg. >> reporter: absolutely, tom. he's going get momentum as he desperately needs because us a suggest, he's not advertising in those states. that said this is a win for him and it does take sanders down a notch. sanders tied pete buttigieg. a tepid win in his neighboring state of new hampshire, a win in nevada, and now getting smashed by biden. there's still some race left in this democratic primary. >> we look forward to super tuesday. terry, thank you so much for that. >>> the historic peace bill signed today that could bring an end to america's longest war. secretary of state mike pompeo on hand in qatar when a deal with the taliban was announced. the u.s. will bring home troops if the taliban meets certain conditions. what's in the d

terry moran has more. >> reporter: in the rose garden, the president was quick to take credit for somebut when it came to all the problems with testing -- >> i don't take responsibility at all because we were given a set of circumstances and we were given rules, regulations and specifications from a different time. >> reporter: and the president was asked why his administration disbanded the national security office set up to prepare for pandemics. >> when you say me, i didn't do it. we have a group of people. i could ask, perhaps, my administration, but i could ask perhaps tony about that, because i don't know anything about it. i mean, you say we did that. i don't know anything about it. >> reporter: what about the president's personal exposure to the virus? he is pictured here at mar-a-lago last weekend with a brazilian official who has since tested positive. the president has not been tested nor has he isolated himself. >> reporter: are you planning to take any kind of precautionary measure to protect you and also your staff who was there? >> no. we have no symptoms whatsoever. >>

and contra costa alameda county has 18 9 cases in solano county sonoma county has 5.11 reported in moran now and in napa county. no cases reported at least at this point. >>our coverage of the coronavirus pandemic continues on kron 4 dot com and chron on kron is our 24 hour local news streaming service, it is free to download right now so you can stay informed and updated on this health crisis still to come tonight when los angeles county deputies are doing to try to protect inmates in jail from the outbreak and why could spark controversy. >>also emergency child care for parents in need what the city of san francisco is doing to take care of children who are out of school and after the break with more people staying home and e-commerce giant is getting a surg >>the coronavirus could lead to many major airlines going bankrupt a one agency is projecting that most of them will be out of money by the end of may. europe's biggest low cost carrier that's ryanair will ground the most of its fleet over the next 7 to 10 days and that follows huge cutbacks by delta and united the 3 major airline

here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: an extraordinary rebuke from the chief justice of the united statessenate minority leader chuck schumer, democrat of new york, was at the supreme court while the court was hearing a major case on abortion rights. and in a heated speech senator schumer called out two of the supreme court justices by name, the two appointed by president trump, and he seemed to threaten them. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> reporter: many were shocked by those words. chief justice john roberts in this sharp rebuke responded to senator schumer directly saying, threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they are dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from whatever quarter. this is the second time that chief justice roberts has felt it necessary to issue a statement when judges are attacked. previously

two tries from nick moran and 13 points and the bears victory at ashton gate.e the first was with 35 years to when the champion chase in 35 yea rs, to when the champion chase in 35 years, but has suffered his first defeat and return to win at newbury last month. and on international women's day, bryony frost wins both jumps races at southwell, on the historic all—female race card, featuring both jumps and flat racing. frost won on silent steps and clare du guy. as horse racing as a rest but in which women regularly compete against men at the top level, their numbers are growing and wins by female riders in british racing increased by 76% between 2015 and 2019, according to the latest industry figures. among them is the teenage jockey who won her first race at glorious goodwood last year. we have been to meet her. when she became the first british muslim woman to ride on a racehorse last year at glorious goodwood, she didn'tjust year at glorious goodwood, she didn't just take part, year at glorious goodwood, she didn'tjust take part, she won. 19—year—old has bee

of the court squarely held in craig versus moran at such objections are waivable and the state delivered late as strategically waved of the issue in the district court. even if the state passed waiver denying standing here would contradict decades of this courts precedents in numerous areas of the law. in short, petitioners have a third-party standing especially because act 620 restricts abortion by regulating them rather than their patients. >> would you have done anything different if the third-party standing have been timely raised >> your honor, we could have submitted additional evidence in the court, but we believe the evidence that is already there is sufficient to find a third-party standing for this court has squarely found third-party standing in at least four abortion cases that are on point as well as a number of other cases such as meyer, craig , perry and of the courts cases have been consistent in saying that the plaintiffs would directly regulated by law has third-party standing. >> would you agree with the general proposition that a party should not be able to sue extens

moran says high as one of these or two's 1st partners she remembers that there was some initial skepticism about the project and the idea of women gaining financial independence. when i started in 1907 my family thought i was crazy. as a young married woman i was expected to get up in the morning and cook food for my husband in the kitchen but my family and my husband had to watch me heading off to the dumping ground they told me i wasn't a good wife they expected me to be home with my husband. they had no idea what i was up to a book about better than google. at this time of year there's not much growing and the central river region it's over 40 degrees celsius and the rains won't come for another 6 months but people still need to earn a living. get what they get back to the man of the community and i never blamed him for that because that's an issue and that's the question that we're living in what i already said culture is also the idea one who. is about the situation that we are living and what feels a man needing is not a problem when women also today they have a right to eat because

francisco county 3.70 for 6 deaths contra costa county 100 87th 3 deaths alameda county 267 7 deaths moran, reporting 93 cases, one death solano county has 34. no deaths. sonoma county 52 cases and one death in napa county. 14 cases and taking a look at the global numbers, there are more than 780,000 cases more than 37,000 deaths in the us there are more than 160,000 cases more than 2900 deaths in california more than 5,000 cases, 135 deaths, public health officials say it is clear that people in long-term health care facilities are most at risk for getting the virus friday. we told you how san francisco's huge laguna honda hospital loed its first cases, one patient 6 staff members now the numbers are 2 patients and 9 employees and with more test results pending the city is doing what it can to slow the spread there. kron four's dan kerman he is live outside laguna honda and has the latest dan. >>that's right catherine city officials are very concerned about what's happening here at laguna honda those numbers almost ubling just in the matter of days tests results still have to come back mo

or not we invest in the country with a devastating province the alberta to cancel investment from moranuffet it's clear it's a huge crisis and then to stand idly by and not take it seriously japanese companies are forced to make drastic changes just to survive. >> and to be fully committed to work with the resource sector in canada to create jobs and economic opportunities for all canadians and around the globe increasingly looking for the product available we fully intend to be working actively for those around the country to move forward in the right way. >> the fact is every canadian is now vulnerable because of the prime minister even before the coronavirus adding millions of new debt and deficits the economy was stall the zero growth $150 billion of nation building projects of the revenues have left canada including warren buffett pulling $4 billion out of the quÉbec energy project instead of blaming others for a virus while the prime minister admit to the canadians is weak leadership and poor decisions have put canada on a perilous fiscal cliff? >> there is no basis in reality tha

francisco county. 374 with 6 deaths contra costa county 100 87th 3 deaths alameda county. 7 7 deaths, moran reporting 93 cases and solano county has 34 cases, no deathssonoma county 52 cases one death napa county has 14 casesand taking a look at the cases confirmed across the world. there are more than 780,000 cases more than 3700 deaths in the us more than 160,000 cases more than 2900 deaths in california more than 5,000 cases, 135 deaths. california is trying to recruit hundreds if not thousands of former and future health care workers saying that they're needed and the battle against the coronavirus capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala expins the new tool being launched to track them down. >>governor gavin newsome monday unveiled california's newest effort to beef up its medical workforce, the state rolled out health court to see a dot gov to tap into an estimated 37,000 health care workers th are either retired park time or in training to help the state's response to covid 19 for mental health. experts for more and t's more pharmacists looking for more full bottom us looking for more e

cases and one death. 70 in san francisco county contra costa county has 42 35 in alameda county 16 in moran with 10 9 in sonoma county and napa county. fortunately still 0 cases by the way napa county shelter in place that order goes into effect tonight at midnight all other local counties are already sheltering in place. tonight there are more than 242,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus across the globe and nearly 9,000 deaths. tonight there are more than 13,000 cases of covid 19 here in the u s and a 176 people have died 952 cases have been reported so far in california, where there are 18 recorded deaths. and tonight the death toll in italy has surpassed china's and infections in the united states again climbing right around 10,000. it's really a stark illustration of how the crisis has pivoted towards the western part of the world italy now has more than 3,000 registered deaths roughly a 150 more deaths than what we have seen in china. china's population by the way more than 20 times larger. then in the lease. the milestone came on the same day that the chinese city where the virus firs

coronavirus there are 3 cases in sonoma and alameda counties and one case is reported right now in moran. >>at this time there are no cases reported in napacounty. the ring number of county has led to a 30 day extension of alocal emergency declaration, the house artment the says stopping the spread of the virus i going to require a all hands on deck approachkron four's rob fladebohas more from san jose. >>how big a al is this and how seris is the answeto other uestns posed by the board of supervisors tuesday begins with slowinthe spread of coronavirus and staying combs is the county's public health officer doctor ra cody, b it's incredibly important that we stay calm and we stay unified. >>and we minimize the chaos as much as ssible. >>the county has ordered a 3 week ban on social gatherings of more than a 1000 people a band that will impact both the san jose sharks and earthquakes we know there are many folks who are rrn the virus who re not confmed cases. mayor sam liccardo weighed in calling for re testing while pushing for a moratorium on the eviction of rents impacted by the coronav

now, paul moran's company is struggling to find somebody to fill the gap because the business rates billthing they will look it, it is the first question they will ask, "what is the rate bill?" and it is deterring tenants from taking this unit. this town is feeling the impact of the huge upheaval in retail, driven by the rise in online shopping. the market is changing fast, but business rates are not keeping up. business rates are a tax based on how much a property is worth in rent. now, if rents fall, so should rates. if they go up, so will the rates bill. it sounds reasonable, but changes to rates are gradually phased in to help businesses adjust. too gradually, though, for towns like this one — where bills are not coming down fast enough. that's the problem. take this poundland store round the corner. rents fell dramatically in 2017 when the government last revalued property. its rates bill should have gone down by 46%, but, by the end of next year, it will only have dropped in real terms by 13%. this one shop is effectively paying £167,000 in extra tax through the system known as tra

in san francisco 15 sam, a tale 9 and solano 3 in sonoma 3 and alameda 9 in contra costa and one in moran. now to the cruise ship and starting today, 120 americans who were passengers on the grand princess will be relocated to a hotel owned by a private company in the city of san carlos california officials say that these passengers. they have mild symptoms at but they don't require hospitalization. and they cannot be quarantined at travis air force base for more. what is now the 3rd day the ship has been docked at the port of oakland and the status of remaining passengers still on we go live to crown force the secret you with the latest to zeke. that's right grant i'm here live at the port of oakland where it is day 3 of the major disembarking operation for the remaining passengers still aboard the grand princess cruise ship. >>if you are looking at 2 passengers engaged in what looks to be a pretty animated conversation it out on their balconies aboard that elliott. >>the grand princess cruise ship docked here at the port of oakland these folks appear to be among the remaining passengers

moran and santa cruz has eacone confirmed case. now over 25 people have diein the united states from the coronavirus so ar 2 of those deaths were in california. whi we know coronavirus can be deadly scntists still don't know exactly why. that's why they say it's more important to turned that fear into preventative actions confortablbell repos. we know that there are riskier out there and think what's scarto people is this is new. >>and also there's no trtment orrevention. but we can take preveive measures, stanford infectious diase expert yvonne maldonado says they've been tracking covid 19 since mid december. i think we're getting a better sense now of what these fires can and can't do and we don't it doesn't seem to be as transmissible as we thought before she says we now ow a person with the people which means its growth is exponential onepersons infted they will fact 2 people but then those people each one fact 2 people oaking grow really rapidly that's why limiting lae events li many bay area citis have decided to do. >>is lik

here's terry moran from michigan. >> reporter: joe biden is riding high going into the primaries in sixtates today. 352 delegates up for grabs, including 125 here in michigan. this state shocked democrats in 2016 by going for donald trump, but many voters here remember with gratitude the obama administration's $80 billion auto industry bailout. an issue that plays to the heart of biden's traditional, democratic message. delivered full volume at a fiat-chrysler plant. >> look, there's a reason why we have a middle class. wall street didn't build the country, y'all built the country. you built the country. >> reporter: but along with the chants and cheers, an angry confrontation with one auto worker, who confronted biden on guns. >> you are actively trying to take away our second amendment right and take away our guns. >> you're full of [ bleep ]. >> all right, all right. shush, shush. i support the second amendment. the second amendment just like right now if you yelled fire, that's not free speech. from the very beginning, i had a shotgun, i had a 20-gauge, 12-gauge. my sons hunt. guess

alameda has 18 patients moran, 11 solano 9 sonoma county has 6. and now up a not reporting any cases at this point, but again they're not doing full-scale testing anywhere of the magnitude that we expect to come in the near future at this point nationwide 85 people have died in the us and confirmed cases are at 4,660 around the world. there have been 7150 deaths james. >>well governor, newsome is protecting renters and homeowners impacted by the coronavirus in fact he signed an executive order that allows local governments now to halt evictions and slow down foreclosures the governor said that he's hoping other cities will follow the examples of san jose and san francisco in terms of putting a moratorium on evictions. >>we brought in and understanding of the capacity for local government to move in a similar direction which we encourage over the course of the next days and weeks to protect those that have lost their jobs their incomes been impacted clearly have been impacted because of health related expenses. >>the executive order runs through ma

parks parking lot closures after a weekend that saw people flood the parks and beaches in places like moran, sonoma and san mateo counties, the parking lots have been closed in 26 parks in those counties, but the list may grow if visitors cannot maintain social distancing in a sense, it's but i think it's a probably not for the better in general. james costello says places that are wide open like mount diablo should stay open because there's plenty of room for people to stay apart basically the only activity we really can do is get outside walk or run. you know that type of stuff in it. the kind of the biggest area we have around to do it not to blow. his parking lots are shut down you know it makes a lot harder reporting in danville dan thorn kron 4 news. >>meanwhile in san francisco mayor london breed says she doesn't want to have to close city parks, but she'll have no choice of people don't comply with the social distancing order. >>it's really the last thing that i want to do so i want to ask i want to plead to the people of our city to comply with the order. the folks who are out on t

costa county 27 in alameda county and in the north bay solano county has 8 cases 6 in sonoma. 9 in moran and napa is still reporting fortunately 0 cases and it is now the law will of course people in most bay area counties must shelter in place at least for a few weeks, although it is mandatory a sheriff's office in one bay area county says enforcing the order will not be done with a heavy head. here's kron four's is it they want for the mandatory shelter-in-place order impacting multiple bay area counties try to live it spreading call that 19 that includes alameda county where when it comes to enforcing the order it will be more like a sought shelter in place it's not like we're going to be out there putting handcuffs on people because they're violating the health order. no instead alameda county deputy sergeant ray kelly says deputies will be out there in the community looking to make sure people aren't far and i'm sure you know run into those cases where where people are out and with no good cause and no good reason. >>we deal with that anyway. in doing those things so. are going use

contra costa county is up to 86 cases and one death alameda county has a 124 cases in the north bay moran has 53 cases solano stands at 24 sonoma county 31 cases and one death and that the county has 3. well everyone to observe social-distancing as the number of coronavirus cases continues to surge in california. he says that this disease impacts everyone young people disproportionately. >>are the ones testing positive. in the state of california 50%. of the 2102 individuals that have tested positive 50% are between the age of 1849 and that's why it is incumbent upon all california's to continue to take our stay at home order seriously to continue to do the kind of the common sense dictates and heed the warnings we have asked yesterday to stay out of settings like beaches and parks where you're coming into close contact with others practice, social distancing. >>there are now 40 deaths and more than 2000 infections in the state and half of them as you may have heard are people between 1849 years old. california reported what may be the first call that 19 death of a minor the child lived i

moran santa clara said detail, alameda and contra costa counties to stay at home unless absolutely necessary. the new health order is of course to win for social distancing to help keep people from getting sick. one thing that you need to be clear on is that the new order does not mean that the bay area will be under a lockdown for the next 3 weeks with everyone at home that's nearly impossible. the legal only limits activity and travel so necessary government functions, an essential stores, they're going to stay open. you don't have to worry about that here's a look at what you know, we mean by central you'll still be allowed to go buy your groceries you could pick up their prescriptions get some gas for your car. and you can go to the banks banks are going to be open city and county government services like the police the fire departments and the hospitals. they will remain open as well you don't have to worry about that nor worry about your trash not being picked up your trash will still be picked up public transportation will be up and running our mail would be delivered maybe you'll nee

here's terry moran. >> reporter: they're still at work on capitol hill, still struggling to reach a deal on the massive $2 trillion bill to rescue an economy in free fall. >> the clock has run out. the buzzer is sounding. >> reporter: democratic leader chuck schumer pushing his troops, too. >> there are lots of good things here. but we all know we must do these things. >> reporter: 3.4 million people filed for unemployment last week, according to morgan stanley. that's nearly five times more than the highest week ever. this chart tells the story. just look at that spike. the restaurant industry, shut down in so many places, is getting clobbered. we heard it in denver. >> people in this industry that tend to live paycheck to paycheck, not having even one is detrimental to your rent, to your car payment, to just everything, honestly. >> reporter: people who get paid by the hour are hit hard too. according to the bureau of labor statistics, 3 out of 5 americans work for hourly wages. bryan morin's pizza shop in new jersey has been in the family for over 25 years. he was forced to take out a

costa counties and there are 3 in sonoma and alameda counties. 2 new cases were just announced and moran, bringing the total to 3. now at least 42 tsa workers at the san jose international airport are now under quarantine after 3 tested positive for coronavirus there are concerns that passengers may have been exposed and are at risk kron four's rob fladeboe reports. anxiety. >>especially for the younger you think it was for the older ones, but anxiety is going their minds tsa union local 1230 spokesperson, carolyn bauer says she and her fellow tsa workers are worried are sst us but of right after we found out monday night so first thing tuesday morning before the checkpoint even opened up he had meetings at one terminal and then have meetings at the other terminal. let us know cvc came in and all of the precautions that they were taking and give us some information in a statement the transportation security administration confirms the 3 officers who work at the airport have tested positive for the covid 19 virus. >>the officers are receiving medical care and all tsa employees they have c

it requires people living in san francisco moran santa clara, san mateo alameda and contra costa counties to stay at home unless absolutely necessary. so the new health orders to of course to enforce social distancing and help keep people from getting sick. now one thing to be clear on the new order does not mean that the bay area will be under lockdown for the next 3 weeks with everyone at home that's just not going happen. the legal or only limits activity and travel so necessary government functions and essential stores will stay open. you don't have to worry about that here's what it means by essential so you'll be allowed to go and buy your groceries you can pick up your prescriptions you can get gas for your car. of course you can go to the bank to if you need to get cash or you know handle some business there city and services like police departments are fire departments and hospitals. they will remain open also your trash if you're concerned about that it will still be picked up public transportation will run you'll be able to get around and also your mail will be delivered plumbe

well officials at the sonoma moran area rail transit district. they say that there wrapping up efforts to keep trains clean during the coronavirus outbreak. crews are cleaning the trains the restrooms the floors, they're installing hand sanitizer dispensers on each train which is great and those should be done by nearly next week early next week. airing of a federal monitor who oversees oakland police department. this comes after former police chief anne kirkpatrick was fired from her job. now the call to remove federal monitor robert warshaw comes from a retired oakland police chief howard jordan you may remember him. he was recently fired and then fired chief anne kirkpatrick and oakland city councilmember noel gallo so they claim that were shot has failed at his task to reform the department in his 17 years on the job. >>or shows job is to is to police the police. but he has no oversight. no one is held accountable. and he has made a career and millions of dollars on the backs of the residents of oakland intervention from outside the departmen

county up to a 152 cases contra costa has 86 1 death alameda county has a 124 cases in the north bay moran has 53 cases solano county is now to 24 sonoma county 31 cases and one death so far and that the county has 3. well a number of law enforcement officers and public health officials in the bay area have also tested positive for the coronavirus this includes for santa clara sheriff's deputies to santa rosa police officers and one san francisco police officer. each agency says that they are increasing safety precautions and protocols within their departments. well to the south in our recent report to the board of supervisors says as many as 10,000 county residents may be affected with the coronavirus supervisors are told that that scenario is based on the ratio of positive test 2 negative ones in the sec population. so currently labs are only reporting positive result, making it very difficult to know exactly how many people are being tested overall a new county order requiring all laps to report all positive and negative results was announced by public health officer doctor sara cody. w

. >> so, let's bring in terry moran tonight. and terry, because the chief justice john roberts delivering a rare rebuke late today to senator schumer. >> reporter: that's right, david. a sharp and extraordinary rebuke , eusticele ago, threatening highest levelse, they are dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from what quarter. now, senator schumer's office fired back, claiming that the senaalngut thepriceha senate republicans would face. whatever the case, chief justice roberts has previously rebuked president trump when he went after a federal judge of mexican dissent. the chief justice trying to protect the court in these difficult times and that is tough. david? >> terry, thank you. >>> there was another big swing in the financial markets after significant losses yesterday. the dow soaring more than 1,100 points, up 4.5% today. some analysts pointing to biden's victories overnight. big winners today, health insurance company stocks on the lower threat of a potential single pa

terry moran with how the president answered. >> reporter: in the rose garden, the president was quick to take credit for some of his administration's efforts on the coronavirus challenge, but when it came to all the problems with testing -- >> i don't take responsibility at all because we were given a -- a set of circumstances and we were given rules, regulations, and specifications from a different time. >> reporter: and the president was asked why his administration disbanded the national security office set up to prepare for pandemics. >> when you say "me," i didn't do it. we have a group of people. i could -- i could ask perhaps -- my administration, but i could perhaps ask tony about that, because i don't know anything about it. i mean, you say you we did that. i don't know anything about it. >> reporter: and what about the president's personal exposure to the virus? he's pictured here in mar-a-lago last weekend with a brazilian official who's since tested positive. but the president has not been tested, nor has he isolated himself. >> are you planning to take any kind of precaut

terry moran, thanks very much.e're joined now by the head of the federal emergency management agency, peter gaynor. thank you for joining us. i want to start with this immediate need for protective equipment for health care workers, especially those critical n95 masks. the president said yesterday that fema is distributing 8 million masks. can you confirm that you have 8 million masks on hand? where and when will they be delivered? >> well, we have much more than the 8 million. every day we find new sources of masks, whether they're in federal stockpiles, foreign ports or donations. we have every day continued to build up our supply of n95 masks, surgical masks, and get those to where they're most in need so that happens every minute of every day. >> as you know, new york is the epicenter here in the united states right now. the president put out a tweet right now saying the world market for face masks and ventilators is crazy. and governor cuomo is warning here that they just don't have enough supplies to get thro