then moran spotted a potential crack in their relationship.t of jail in four days while kelly, four months later, was still behind bars. why didn't ira bail her out? >> i guess you'd have to ask him. she might have the same question. >> reporter: this was moran's chance to pounce. he knew kelly was angry and hoped she would finally agree to roll on ira. so he offered her a plea deal. in exchange for testifying against ira, she would get 12 years in prison with a chance for parole in four. her attorney, jonathan ripps, explains why she took the deal. >> if she were convicted after trial, i'm fairly confident the judge would give her close to the max which would be 8 1/3 to 25 years, and that's an awfully long time. >> reporter: plea deal felt safe? >> anything involving state prison that is years in length is going to be an ugly number. but the alternative had there been a conviction would have been much more drastic. >> reporter: with the plea in prison that is years in length is going to be an ugly number. but the alternative had there been a

>> there is commissioner moran. i'll move the item. >> i'll second. >> is that commissioner paulsen? >> correct. >> madam secretary, could you take a roll call vote? [roll call] >> clerk: you have five ayes. >> so the motion carries. next item, please. >> clerk: item 9, approve amendment number 2 to agreement number cs-1053, increasing the agreement amount by 150,000, for a total not-to-exceed agreement amount of $508,000, and with a time extension of three years, for a total agreement duration of seven years, eight months, and i believe employee ritchie will provide introduction. >> very good. mr. ritchie, are you there? >> caller: dial star-six to unmute your phone. >> are we trying to reach mr. ritchie? >> clerk: he was originally on the meeting. >> okay. commissioners, do you have any comments on this item? do you feel prepared to vote on this item? >> madam chair, this is commissioner moran. i'm comfortable proceeding, and i'll move the item. >> commissioner maxwell, and i'll second it. >> okay. shall we open t

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and that includes alameda contra costa county moran. san mateo santa clara and san francisco counties schools will continue to use their at home distance learning. but there are a lot of questions about next year and doctor anthony fauci actually spoke about that briefly during the most recent coronavirus task force press conference. >>i fully expect though i'm humble enough to know that i can't accurately predict that by the time we get to the fall that we will have this under control enough that it certainly will not be the way it is now where people are shooting schools. >>doctor fauci says the biggest question right now is whether the curve will flatten enough for summer camps to reopen in time we'll have to wait and see. >>the good news is that the kids who are on track to graduate to are still going to get their diploma. yes, these will build across the stage in shape, the principals hand. >>do all of that that much or many would love to do hopefully that will come in the fall, but in the meantime there are still some students in

people dying of coronavirus there's been 7 deaths in contra costa county 15 in alameda county 10 in moran and 2 deaths both in napa and solano counties with one death from coronavirus re reported now in sonoma county. >>the nation's surgeon general says african-americans are at a higher risk for coronavirus doctor drone adams made the announcement after seeing data that shows african-americans getting sick and dying at more than 2 times the rate of anyone else in the u.s. doctor anthony fauci explains why. >>a particularly difficult problem. exacerbation of the health disparity we've known literally forever. that diseases like diabetes, hypertension. obesity and asthma. disproportionately afflicting the minority populations, particularly african-americans unfortunately when you look at the predisposing conditions that lead to a bad outcome with coronavirus the things that get people into icy use require intubation and often lead to death. they are just those very co-morbidities that unfortunately disproportionately prevalent in the african american populations who are very concerned about

close and personal the golden gate bridge people practicing the distancing if you can see with the moran. so what's the pattern we have high pressure willbe building so that arch is already starting to happ setting everything up to the nohwest in terms of rain by passing us entiry but the marine layer will probably picking up a little bit by tomorrow looks like. w we do get one other benefit too om this a warming on inland areas as we get this when th starts to build by this afternoon and through this evening and even overnight and the winds pick up a nice clip there in e upper teens o lower 20's to can the. off to the delta's you will see here that's again because we're get that daytime heating and that st brings in some of the year from the coastbecause something has to replace the air that's rising fr the daytime warming again but after today, we'll get some of that rain layers offire back up again at the coast. it will ill into the bay just a little bit you see by 045am that fog mixes out nice and quickly into the afternoon hours there as we go into back to mostly sunny de. i think h

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. >>> i'm don ford in moran.le they have the food, the pandemic has disrupted their distribution side. i'll have the story coming up. >>> and also coming up at 5:30, our small businesses, are they being shortchanged? and why the governor says the feds are responsible. >>> plus a homeowner's nightmare, a driver crashes his car into the same home. what is that all about? >>> and plus i'm sure you're beater driver, what you can expect if you are ever sent to one >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, struggling to feed families in need during the conference pandemic. how one bay area food bank is trying to keep up. >> the problem has nothing to do with the actual supply of food, but instead how to get that food to those families. don ford shows us one solution. >> reporter: the san francisco food bank said having enough food isn't the problem, it's that their distribution network has been disrupted. the food bank distributes more than 48 million pounds of food each year. they were on track to do the

. >> to help kylie with donations go to donor box.org/be different lines moran.more stories showing how we are better together or submit your own ideas go to our section on kpix.com/together. >>> late-night tv hosts are coming together for an entertainment special saturday, april 8. one world together at home. performances from top entertainers and featuring real experiences from doctors, nurses and families. hopefully it will inspire people to take action. >>> we need more resources. >> asking for more help in fighting coronavirus. why san francisco's mayor said the federal government is pitting big cities against each other. >>> live at valley medical center in san jose where police and fire will be lining up to cheer on the hospital workers as they come and go during their shift change this morning. >>> we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. find us on kpix.com or the cbs news app what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's as well as others.stance , it will all be worth it. we c

degrees celsius is when the plastic starts to melt and between 380 and 430 degree celsius it deeply moran's the substance that remains in the polyfuse which is filtered stored and made ready for delivery. not only is it sold at a cost of about $40.00 rupees or about off when you are. the company's it also reaches people like reading a. little boy into instead of burning board if i use this or if it is better for me it does not harm my children or flame does not turn my utensils black there is not much pollution either died all those evil am. moved to has installed then plans for recycling plastic waste across maharastra and. all the plastic raised to collect is recycled there is none left over. fumes from plastic raised this recycling process could perhaps be implemented worldwide. if it could be made to function. the pioneers in india and other countries are still working on it. now many countries around the world simply don't know what to do with a monumental amount of plastic waste. the u.s. and countries in europe for example have been exporting their plastic waste to china for years bu

resilience, signs of a country pulling together there was a surge in applications for the nat as of sunday moran 21,000 supporting the covid-19 response. >> what's beautiful about this in a strange way is that i've never seen people come together the way i'm seeing it now. >> reporter: and there's some good news out of the state of washingtonnocing that it has fewer inspections than anticipated so it's returning 400 ventilators to the national stockpile. >>> lakers legend kobe bryant has been posthumously elec the hall of fame his wife vanessa bryant and her eldest daughter natalia appeared on cnn after the announcement. >> obviously we wish he was here with us to celebrate, but it's definitely the peak of his nba career >> kobe joins tim duncan and six others in the 2020 class. >>> let's get a check of your weather with janessa webb. >> we have a storm system coming out of the midwest that will produce a few showers. really great weather across the northeast to the south we're well above average temperature wise we're talking about 50 degrees right now in new york city we're sitting in the lowe

matecounty county, 583, 9 deaths contra costa county. 417 7 deaths alameda county 557 13 deaths in the moran. 141 cases, 7 deaths solano county 88 cases, one death sonoma county 84. one ath that the county 22 cases and 2 deaths. the first place in thstate to declare a health emergency and then limit mass gatheringsand this was before the stay at home orders that was santa clara county. tonight kron four's dan kerman talk to the health officer there see if she thinks those mos are working. >ecause there are emerging data tells us at we have more extensive community spread than was apparent to us even 5 days ago, we st take more actions to slow the spread of disease and to protect the public it was back on march 9th en santa clara county health officer doctor sara cody. >nnounced they were banni mass gatherings to stop the spread of the coronavus. >>sant clara county was the first in the state to do it and soon other counti followed suit. that evtually led to the stay at home order and cody says it appears to be slowing the spread of the viruprior to the shelter-in-place order. >>we may have s

>> there is commissioner moran. i'll move the item. >> i'll second. >> is that commissioner paulsen? >> correct. >> madam secretary, could you take a roll call vote? [roll call] >> clerk: you have five ayes. >> so the motion carries. next item, please. >> clerk: item 9, approve amendment number 2 to agreement number cs-1053, increasing the agreement amount by 150,000, for a total not-to-exceed agreement amount of $508,000, and with a time extension of three years, for a total agreement duration of seven years, eight months, and i believe employee ritchie will provide introduction. >> very good. mr. ritchie, are you there? >> caller: dial star-six to unmute your phone. >> are we trying to reach mr. ritchie? >> clerk: he was originally on the meeting. >> okay. commissioners, do you have any comments on this item? do you feel prepared to vote on this item? >> madam chair, this is commissioner moran. i'm comfortable proceeding, and i'll move the item. >> commissioner maxwell, and i'll second it. >> okay. shall we open t

that's alameda ntra costa moran, san mao santa clara, san francio counties schools are in seion buthey're using at home distance learning. not a surprise the recently said it was very likely public school studens in lifornia would not be back campus before the end of the school ar chools in san francisco are working to provide devices and wi fi to students who don't have em. they area schools will facilities too distribute meals and provide child care or supervision, when needed. cases is expected soon virus suppies for heth workers that does continue to be a probm. contra costa county hanow seup a center to accept community donatio of prective equipment and other supplies kron four's haaziq madyun reports. >>donations personal healthcare providers and contra costa county are being madhere at the parking lot of the civic center, the cit of san ramon, the donation effort is opn to the public i mn we're just amazed by the outpouring and the showing from the publ trust said johnson of contra cos health services is in charge ofthe ppe donation drive and even thgh we were bat the sa location w

public schools will be extended throug the remainder of the school year and that does ameda contracosta moran. san mateo santa clara, san francisco counties. school are in session. but they're ing at home distance learning. not a surpse the state school perintendent recently said it wasa really unkely that pu school studen in california would be back on mpus before the end of the school year schools in san francisco e working to provide devices and wifi to students who do not have them schools will continue t use campus facilities too give out meals and pride child care or supervision when need it. as apeak in virus cases is expected soon supplies for health workers at does continue toe a concern. contra costa coty now has set up a center to accept community donations of equipment kron four's haaziq madyun reports. >>donions opersnal protection equipment for healthcare providers and contra costa county are being made re at the parking lot of the civic center, the ty of san ramon, the donation mean we're justamazed by the i outpouring and the shwing from the public tricia johnson of contra cos

here's terry moran. >> reporter: it was an ominous sign. president trump retweeting last night an attack on dr. anthony fauci. the original tweet including the hashtag, "time to #firefauci." this, on the same day fauci declared, in an interview on cnn, that the administration's reluctance to call for shutdowns and strong social distancing measures sooner has cost more american lives in the pandemic. >> obviously you could logically say that if you had a process that was ongoing and you started mitigation earlier, you could have saved lives. obviously, no one is going to deny that. but there was a lot of pushback about shutting things down back then. >> reporter: and here's what he said just moments ago -- >> i was asked a hypothetical u intoome difficulty. the nature of the hypothetical question was if, in fact, we had mitigated earlier, could lives have been saved? and the answer to my question was, as i always do, and i am doing right now, perfectly honestly saying, yes. i mean, obviously. >> reporter: but fauci went on to say that when h

453 10 deaths, san francisco county 450 contra costa county 250 alameda county. 396 with 9 deaths in moran, 108 cases now solano county 54 1 death, a sonoma county 91 cases and napa county, 18. in national news as of 05:00pm there are more than 240,000 confirmed cases in the country more than 5,000 people have died. the shortage of hospital beds and ventilators that has a plague hospitals and a lot of places around the country. but so far it has not really materialized here in the bay area kron four's rob fladeboe is live with details on new information being shared with people in the south bay from. >>that's right catherine despite having the most coronavirus cases in the bay area by far there are still plenty of hospital beds available here. in santa clara county also a more than enough ventilators to go around so far anyway. today also the county out with some new numbers about testing let's take a look. >>we want you to know that search beds i the additional beds that are not normally used in the hospital system. >>deputies santa clara county executive david campos on thursday said the

. >> eocene business more than double with moran's stay-at- home order and the brother and sister ownersay at first it was panic buying. >> during the first week of shelter in place yet people stocking up as if the apocalypse was happening. >> now it is customers who do not like the lines at curbside pickup at dispensaries and they are giving delivery a try. >> it is a very stressful time where you are scared to touch a doorknob and so enjoy life when we are all in this pandemic. >> more drivers have been hired as a customer's clamor for help with anxiety and insomnia and some are trying new products.>> one guy orders flour and vaping pens and he said i'm nervous and would like to move on to edibles.>> nothing is going into my lungs other than fresh air spent some customers order gummy candy and as a father in business owner he calls life at home right now crazy. >> it helps, it is a stress and relaxation and it is combing for everything going on in the world and in these crazy times it seems we're living a science fiction movie.>> i think we're all his parents under a great amount of st

there have been 7 deaths and contra costa county, 16 deaths in alameda county 10 in moran. and 2 deaths in napa and solano counties and there's been one death from coronavirus in sonoma county. the pandemic has many small business owners and their employees struggling to make ends meet and to make matters worse, there's a huge demand for small business loans and there is a lot of red tape kron four's rob fladeboe working from home with more on this for us tonight, hey rob. >>that's justino this a newly passed federal paycheck protection program is a supposed to help the struggling small business owners but as you said there is a huge demand for these loans. i spoke with the san jose contractor who is hoping to get one. here's more. >>like hundreds of other small businesses across the region, san jose's plateau builders has shut down. it's 15 employees are out of work and running out of money fast says owner jacob round so he >>it's really hard worse used to produce a and working in. now we all the stress of making mortgages and rents brown tells me he approached his longtim

school senr athlete is left questioning where his football dream, stan, ryan dolan, he's a senior at moran catholics high school and he's worked his whole high school career toward earng a top spot on a d e roster, the cruiting press was odd during these times, but luckily, he was able to plge to play linebacker for syracuse university. now he must continue to prepare for a future that is just uncerta for everyone. >>the last daythat they they took visitors like the even less and onto the field water cracked next to i guess it got to make after that the best of >>well as of now ryan will report to syracuse has told in june, but he just doesn't kn for certain when or if the football season will officially resume. afl team of facilities are closed during the pandemic ut there is a framework in place for offseason remote work out. it allows teamto run online instctions and workouts with the players. the sessions are voluntary but players will still be able to collt offseason workout bonuses laid out in their contracts and as of now ere's just no set plan for training camp if facilities are no

i'm terry moran here in washington, d.c. >> our thanks to terry there. >>> dozens of people who wereconsin's recent election have tested positive for coronavirus. all of them either voted in person on april 7th or worked at a polling place. nearly half of those 52 cases were reported in milwaukee county where there were only five polling places. >>> after complaints from some lawmakers about safety, the house has decided not to return to washington next monday. it's unclear when house members will be back at the capitol. senators are expected back in d.c. on monday. >>> kentucky's governor has apologized to tupac shakur. not that one. this week andy beshear publicly accused a resident who shares the late rapper's name as applying for unemployment as a prank. tupac malik shakur worked at a restaurant that closed due to the pandemic. he says he changed his name shortly after the entertainer was killed in 1996. bashir called shakur to apologize for the confusion. no word if the governor used the words of the late rapper tupac to say to malik, keep ya head up. >> or i ain't mad atcha. >>

. >> terry moran spoke with fauci, who was already fearing a virus could mutate into something that couldh close contact. >> he was saying at that time, at some point, we're going to get the big one. we're going to get a virus loose in the world that cannot be contained, and he was urging president after president to prepare for it. >> then when ebola struck in 2016, fauci wasn't just a voice at the podium. >> thank you very much to the doctors and nurses. >> but also donned his white coat, treating patients stricken with the virus like nurse nina pham. >> he has his arm around her, saying she is no long arer a threat to you or the community. she is a human being. she can't give you ebola infection. >> dr. fauci has been sounding the alarm for weeks. >> the issue now with this is there are a lot of unknowns. >> then thrust into a higher profile role as a member of the white house task force. >> america's top expert on that subject. >> the nation's top doctor on infectious disease, dr. fauch e. >> his relationship with the president has been put under a microscope. >> there's this cot and

there have been 7 deaths in contra costa county 15 deaths in alameda county. 9 in moran and napa counties and one death reported so far in sonoma county. now leaders of the 6 very counties have officially announced their public schools will be closed through the remainder of the school year that includes alameda county contra costa marin san mateo santa clara and san francisco counties schools are still in session but using a home distancing learning protocol. the state superintendent predicts that this would be the case for predicted that it would be but there are still a lot of questions about next year with doctor anthony fauci speaking about this in his most recent coronavirus task force press conference take a listen. >>i fully expect though i'm humble enough to know that i can't accurately predict that by the time we get to the fall that we will have this under control enough that it certainly will not be the way it is now where people are shunning schools. >>doctor fauci went on to say the bigger question mark is whether the curve will flatten enough for summer camps to happen, we'

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a photographer snapped a shot of a coyote lounging at the golden gate bridge overlooking moran but there been somany calls to san francisco animal control that one worker there called the shelter-in-place der sunday streets for coyotes. lyla travis with e end result, urban wdlife center says she's been getting triple the number of calls to her nonprofit havinshut down our volunteer we find ourselves understaffed. >>and having 3 times the amount of animals coming in so it's been quite interesting son to helter in place. >>she believes one reason and now more aware of what's around them. i think it's also having to do with e fact that suddenly the human encroachment has. >>pulled back from society and animals are reacting by moving out into human envinments and in for a number of reasons why because we're suddenly not there. but also because our garbage is not there and eat some food sources have suddenly sappeared this also coincides with birthing season for many animals, including deer, this fall and was found in fremont travis says it's best to leave baby deer one, if they're sitting up

in san francisco there have been 7 deaths in contra costa county, 16 deaths in alameda county 10 in moran. 2 deaths in napa and solano counties and one death in sonoma county. this coming friday april 10th that is the property tax deadline in california leaving many homeowners affected by covid-19 wondering how they're going make those payments kron four's kate rooney explains how counties are trying to provide some relief. >>more than 2.3 million californians have filed for unemployment in the last 3 weeks but property taxes statewide are still due on friday. the state hasn't offered an extension or relief mandate the tax collector's an individual counties are offering late payment penalty cancellations this was really. >>and agree minute discussion of treasures across the state because under existing state law. they have said that they cannot extend the date the on april 10th and so the way to really handle this is to give an opportunity who have a financial hardship to pay late 2 local counties, san francisco and san mateo were able to extend their payment deadline to may 4th. >>after

here's terry moran. >> reporter: tonight, dr. rick bright, who led the federal agency involved in developing a vaccine for the coronavirus is speaking out, saying he was abruptly removed from his post this week, he says, after pressing for a rigorous vetting of hydroxychloroquine, the malaria drug embraced by president trump. >> i think it could be incredible. >> reporter: the doctor saying, i'm speaking out, because science, not politics or cronyism should lead the way. researchers say the drug could lead to a higher death rate. jonathan karl pushed the president on these new findings. >> the nih is now recommending against the use of hydroxychloroquine. >> okay, we'll take a look at that. i'm always willing to take a look. >> reporter: trump and allies have pushed the drug repeatedly. when dr. fauci tried to answer a question earlier this month, he was pushed aside by the president. >> he's answered that question 15 times. >> the doctor is now calling for an investigation? >> reporter: that's right, he's asking for an investiga

county. 453 10 deaths, san francisco county. 450 contra costa county. 276 alameda county 396 9 deaths, moran 108 1 death solano county 54 one death sonoma county, 91 cases napa county, 18 cases being reported. santa clara county hospitals. they're trying to prepare for a possible surge in virus cases so far. despite the fact the county has the most cases in the bay, the bay area. the county does have enough hospital beds to go around. kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest. >>we want you to know that search beds i the additional beds that are not normally used in the hospital system. >>deputies santa clara county executive david campos on thursday said the county currently has about 200 covid-19 patients hospitalized county wide. as the number of people testing positive continues to rise hospitals have been planning for a possible surge in demand for so-called surge beds. they do not know if or when that surge might occur, but for now there is no shortage of beds or ventilators says campos as of march 31st. >>there were 936 available acute hospital beds in the county. there were 92. i see y

nothing wrong peru's interior minister has been replaced as it struggles to fight the pandemic carlos moran has admitted to $1300.00 members of the police have tested positive for the virus is growing anger over the scale of the outbreak with medical workers demanding better pay and more protective gear. the u.s. president has abruptly ended his latest coronavirus briefing without taking questions the day early adult trying to raise the possibility of injecting disinfectant into patients trump now says he was being sarcastic you know today the headlines got more news here right after inside story i feel. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the land. so no matter. how to bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. al-jazeera. the wildlife trade under scrutiny the global pandemic has led to a debate on what markets where live animals are sold for food so should they be closed this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm burnitz. scientists are still trying to confirm the exact source of the new corona virus sweeping across the world it's

san francisco, 797, 13 deaths contra costa county 511. 9 deaths alameda county 766 cases, 20 deaths, moran, 154 cases 10 deaths solano county. 121. 2 deaths sonoma county 140 to one death. napa county 32 cases and 2 deaths. >>you can see for the first time that in the united states we're starting to level and the logarithmic phase like italy did about a week ago and so this gives us great that occur not only in specific places but we're starting to see that change. >>the u.s. seeing a leveling off. >>of the curve for the first time the announcement was part of today's white house news briefing, new projections from the university of washington. i'm mark today as a probable peak in daily deaths 1983 americans expected to die from the virus to today of course americans being urged to continue taking precautions and there are concerns about new hot spots and baltimore and philadelphia. in the u.s. more than 18,000 people have died. there are more than 496,000 us cases the number of people who have recovered and the u.s. more than 28,000. the santa clara county health department has an update

time i'll see you in london see moran speech can't believe her luck. everything is going to be out of the window as long as social distancing is practiced there's no reason to give up malky least and it's not just dogs who are enjoying more family time billy is usually asleep at this time she is a night out or and i hug but i don't sense all the kids are here and everything we thought we'd take her out. during times of crisis pets can be a great comfort that's why across the world animal adoptions are now soaring. who say no it's 300 percent increase in adoptions and interest around foster kids. and it's been really motivating to see many people turn to when i'm in school some companionship over the next few weeks if not months. thanks to the increase in demand for new furry family members many of these shelters cages are now empty. who ever thought that would be a dog's life. after a short break we'll be back to take you through the day but 1st big coronavirus it has brought an eerie silence to some of the world's busiest places maybe for a moment now

alameda county has 20 deaths and then and the north bay moran county has 10 deaths so far solano sonomaurse is essential to containing covid-19 and the white house. a court coronavirus task force as the testing for any bodies could be crucial for another reason. it could help some people get back to work. agencies and multiple countries, including the u.s. have been working on such a test. and here in the bay area, researchers at stanford of tested more than 3,000 people for covid-19 antibodies kron four's gayle ong reports this new test looks at immunity and it will show who's been exposed to the virus or not. >>with the part of a finger this test looks for antibodies for covid-19 and can return results as soon as 15 minutes, researchers at stanford medicine developed an antibody test also known as serological test on monday in essence taking blood samples for more than 3200 people for a study last week that we say could also be useful in certain situations for. >>people returning to work like health care workers and money to make sure that they're me and my going to certain situations

nothing wrong peru's interior minister has been replaced as it struggles to fight the pandemic carlos moran has admitted to $1300.00 members of the police have tested positive for the virus is growing anger at the scale of the outbreak with medical workers demanding better pay and more protective gear pru has reported more than 20000 cases and 634 days the us president separately ended his latest coronavirus briefing without taking questions a day earlier donald trump raised the possibility of injecting disinfectant into patients officials received hundreds of calls about the claims now says he was being sarcastic. there's the headlines got more news here on out there right after the listing price. for 30 years the red cross has provided a lifeline for afghanistan's physically disabled one i want to meet 3 remarkable people risking their lives to help to decide which one afghanistan on al-jazeera. i'm going to announce that. if i'm going to get more hours to walk out here to work with me on air travel. probably because there's people much smarter and more african it. hello i'm richard yes b

19 in san francisco, 7 deaths have been reported in contra costa county 16 in alameda county 10 in moran. 2 deaths in napa and solano counties and one death reported. in sonoma county because of coronavirus now california has almost 19,000 cases of coronavirus in general with more than 500 reported deaths and globally there are now more than one 0.4 million cases of coronavirus and more than 88. 1000 reported deaths. as california continues to make progress in flattening the curve wednesday reminded us that there's still a lot of work to do. yesterday again was one of the deadliest days in the state since this outbreak began 60 people died in just 24 hours 6 of them were residents of the gate we care and rehab center that's located in hayward and kron four's taylor per second has more on that part of the story. >>the alameda county public health department and staff at gate we care and rehab center in hayward in full defense mode trying to control the spread of the coronavirus within this facility 35 residents and 24 staff here tested positive for the coronavirus 6 of those residents hav

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here's terry moran. >> reporter: tonight, dr. rick bright, who led the federal agency developing drugs and a vaccine to fight the coronavirus is speaking out, saying he was abruptly removed from his post this week, he claims, because he insisted on rigorous vetting of hydroxychloroquine, the antimalaria drug embraced by president trump. >> i think it could be something really incredible. we're having some really good things happening with it. >> reporter: the doctor saying, i'm speaking out, because to combat this deadly virus, science, not politics or cronyism should lead the way. bright says he defied directives to push the drug, saying it was being promoted by the administration as a panacea, but clearly lacked scientific merit. researchers say the drug could lead to a higher death rate. jonathan karl pressed the president on these new findings. >> the nih is now recommending against the use of hydroxychloroquine in combination, with zpack. >> okay, we'll take a look at that. i'm always willing to take a look. >> reporter: tru

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layla moran.tage in the commons and will now be looked at in more detail. wales‘ first minister mark drakeford says there's no value in testing everybody in the country's care homes for coronavirus. speaking in a virtual welsh assembly session, mr drakeford said people would have to be re tested because you can go from having no symptoms to having symptoms in 2a hours. his comments came in response to questions from the leader of the opposition. it is absolutely essential we have comprehensive testing taking place across wales so it is disappointing to hear that the welsh government is choosing not to test all care home residents and staff so first minister perhaps you could tell in your response how the welsh government will be stepping up its testing capacity and capability and telling us a bit more on how the welsh government intends to track and trace any future outbreaks and surely by not choosing to test all care home staff and residents, the welsh government is sending the message that comm

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i will let secretary moran address that. >> thank you, governor. reduced years, we have our population of residents in our juvenile category 21 facility in the commonwealth and that is the bonaire facility. we have 205 residents. done widespread testing and we are following virginia department of health guidance. and it wasen units built for capacity of over 500 kids. we have only 205. isolate them and use quarantine methods pursuant to cdc guidelines. we have seven units and we are spreading them out to make sure there is not the interaction. it is unfortunate and we are doing everything we can. to ensure the health and safety of the residents of the bonaire facility. questions. of i know we talked about it last wednesday. has anything been done in terms of opening some of the community centers in african-american communities? the president talks about keeping the glass half-full. openlks about wanting to the country. how do you rationalize that style of leadership? gov. northam: it is a good question. i will let our secretary of health and to the

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