>>when the nc double a canceled collegiate spring sports in march, it was hard to think ahead to whatt might mean for fall sports. but now universities are left wondering whether those will be in jeopardy as well we don't know what's going to happen. so you know we're planning for every scenario. you know we're plan a plan b plan c we're still working on see that and hopefully we don't get their planning for a variety of outcomes as the action other bay area schools are taking as well, cal stanford and santa clara all told kron 4 they're working closely with the nc double a their conferences and administration among others, the same is true for usf we're having weekly calls with our us like tractors in our conference, you know okay, what do we do what's the first plan was conference aren't conference's priorities. what does that look like if we start late if we had a very shortened season. the reality is none of the universities will know what it looks like until the nc double a makes a decision. >>the governing body has formed a panel specifically to address how fall sports will be h

>>when the nc double a canceled collegiate spring sports in marsh it was hard to think ahead to whatt might mean for fall sports. but now universities are left wondering whether those will be in jeopardy as well we don't know what's going to happen. so you know we're planning for every scenario. you know we're plan a plan b plan c we're still working on see that and hopefully we don't get their planning for a variety of outcomes as the action other bay area schools are taking as well. cal stanford and santa clara all told kron 4 they're working closely with the nc double a their conferences and administration among others, the same is true for usf we're having weekly calls with our flight directors in our conference you know okay, what do we do what's the first plan was conference aren't conference's priorities. what does that look like if we start late if we had a very shortened season. the reality is none of the universities will know what it looks like until the nc double a makes a decision. >>the governing body has formed a panel specifically to address how fall sports will be ha

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though this may sound logical it's actually dangerous of food specialist om nc state says we've known for 60 years that toxicity issues about consuming household dish soaps and professor japon says drinng dish soap or eating it can lead to nausea and upset stomach because our systems can't handle it. professor chapman as well as the a and the usda sayou shouldn't wash prode with soap. theyadvise you rinse it thorouhly with water only now since that video was produced advice to you soapy water on produce and says it's been edited out of the video but the fact remains many copies of that erroneous video are out there on social media, including a copy forwarded to me by a well-meaning family member. soif you're thinkg about using soap anwater to wash the covid-19 off your produce i'm going to burst your bubble. working for you, i'm consumer investigator stat pressure. >>coming up next kron fo's honoring group of heroes who kron four's honor and bay area heroes during this crisis and today. >>its firefighters and chp officers in and ound mill valley because they showed up to help a 12 yea

new york and a lot of good things are happening in new york and i think the governor is going to come ncsorrow. he is coming to the oval office this afternoon. some of the articles just recently have come about if you will remember i put out a statement today for a month it was all ventilator, ventilator, it was all people could talk about with ventilator is. and we did a greatjob with that. we built a lot of ventilators to the mic we have so many know that at some point soon we will be helping mexico and italy and other countries and we will send them ventilators since they are not in a position to build them themselves. we have thousands that are being built and every state has had the ventilators and if they don't we have almost 10,000 in our federal reserve and stockpiles as they are called and we did a greatjob with ventilators but u nfortu nately did a greatjob with ventilators but unfortunately the press does not cover it other than the fair price. g, we need ventilators and don't have ventilators. nobody that needed a ventilator in this country did not get one. and the story thatj

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league fosome time believe this will become a trend and continue to take top prospects away from the nc double a >>using. shapely a late reporting in napa i'm jason dumas score on for news. >>the coravirus crisis has sparked an enormous amount of job loss and a huge spike in people turning to local food banks for help caught force read cali continues our team coverage right now with the bank which says it has seen a a 1000% increase in calls to its emergency helpline. >>you're in 25 to 30 calls before his margins. he started within a week or so we were seeing 200 300 calls per day. >>half of those calls for help coming to the alameda county community food bank. from first time clients anywhere om one 3rd to 3rd. from households witseniors, there oakland warehouse is basically a supermarket for over a 100 soup kitchens of local food pantries normally they do not give out food directly to community membe until they started recognizing th extraordinary need used by covid-19 so they started eir own pop up food distrution. >>this video shows a recent line of ca showing up the march 30th we h

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league for some time believe this will become a trend and continue to take toprospects away from the ncble a using. reporting in napa i'm jason dumas score on for news. >>and that does it for today's rundown in sports backto justine. >>thank you so much mark and joining us now is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with one last look of our weather forecast tonighat 6 a lawrence. >>yeah, hey just a look at that low swirling off the california coast line can ee it right there that little a swirl in the atmosphere sn up some clouds our direction really cool do the temperatures much as 5 to 15 degrs today overnight tonight, we'll e more the clouds surging well on she certainly a chance of some coastal drzle throughout the night tonight into early tomorrow morning by the afternoon. i think we'll art to break up a little bit as the low begins to sh to the south will sneak in some sunshine by the afternoon. in many spots going to be a tough go. >>wake up some clouds begin the day temperatures generally in the 50's as we head toward lunch time. yes, the 50's and some 60's partly cloudy ski

bb ncs. laura: new york'sno gov has extended the stay-at-home order until may 15. the restrictions, city devoted joggers are finding their routines. a reporter laced up shoes to go around central park to help bring into focus. >> the alarm goes off evy morning. i u get make some coffee, prepare for my run, don my face mask, and go to the street. i live just 30 seconds from central park. there, i joined other runners. we stopped and talked -- we stop and talk a moment, maintaining social distance. irpandemic is on t minds. >> i think about it all the time. i can't not. i am lking around and seeing people not weang masks, gloves, standing too close together, and i am h alert on how i need to move to stay away from them. >> to the rightf the grand buildings of central parke west, striking apartment building. then the apament building where john lennon was shot ♪dead. >> opposite the dakota is the field, the memorial to john lennon. songs provide some solace to pandemic new yorkers. >> i think i have an ability to uplift through the songs i choose and the way sing them

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and some gd news for nc double a athletes they will geanother chance to take the field spring seasons for numerous sports like baseball golf lacrosse and softball were cancele early because of the pandemic but now those players are being granted another year of eligibility division one schools will have to decide how their programs will manage scholarships. let's take a live look outside right now as we talk about our storm tracker forecast here is the very lit traffic on the bay bridge is that is approaching the tolllaza little hazy skies out there as well and warmer weather unds like it's on the way but let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow workingfrom pay lawrence. >>yeah just about to turn april of course marsh been much cooler than normal just finally seeing some nice sunshine today, it's warmer temperatures around the bay area, some 60's and even a couple of 70 shown up outside ere right now we've got patchy fog beginning to move it along the coastline into san francisco. you can see our out the dress a nice evening and that a breeze has been blown just

cincinnatbengals sucan amazing year for the former lsu quarterck, national chpion heisman rophy winner and nc double a record 60 touchdown passes and lead the country in completion percentage and more than 5600 passing yas and here's a rundown of how the rest of the of ohio state buckeyes of the next 2 picks che young the elite pass rusher going to the washington redskins and the lions take quarterback jeff okudahand the new york giants selected offensive tackle andrew thomas of georgia and finally the 5th overall pick former alabama qb and the native of ever beach oahu tua tagovailoa off on his way to the miami dolphins as d as for the forty-ners to san francisco currely holds 2 selections in the first round the 13th and 31st overall selections you haveto believe the monitors and john lynch's desk. they're busy right now and the phones but according to espn. the niners are open moving the 13th pick have fieed calls about of ring as of now they have 7 total picks in the draft. so trade would most likely be used to bolster the number ofmiddle round selections the raers are picking 12th, so we'

rumsfeld was a vicious and con descending towards ncs staffers. toward provisional authority had been terrible. rumsfeld belatedly assumed responsibility for the torture at abu breathe and he offered to resign. but president bush refused to accept his resignation. the president said no again in 2006. because of the cost of the so-called revolt of the generation generals, would have made bush look weak. that rumsfeld was critiqued because his performance was deplorable. the president should have fired him. failure to do so was a grieve error. third, bush was slow to augment overall forces. generals and admiral's in the pentagon opposed the surge because it was supposedly break the force. finally, president bush skillfully garnered their ascent by promising to enlarge troop numbers overall in late 2006 in exchange for jay see as support of the search. if this was good policy then and it was emphasize that it was good policy, why was it so belated. why did not take place earlier? when president bush went to war, and in my view, that decision actually

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see ath nc -- but we then return of the virus later in this year.nt airlines would have had their aid, they would have gone back to normal working conditions, and then we get hit again. hereis the long-term plan if we do see a return of this virus, if we do see problems reasserting themselves later on this year? how much patience do you think governments are going to have? is this a one shot for the carriers to put themselves back into a stable position, and if they don't come is there a danger we see it returning later this year? : it is a matter of being able to overcome a crisis in one way, we hope, it will last only for a few months and that is all. and then a second wave, nobody can be held responsible for that, and we hope that withnments will come back cash.onal packages for we cannot say that anyone is responsible for that. we have to fight against the coronavirus. we have to overcome the different ways. there are several. one, hopefully, and these are the second again. we will ask for help. but -- and we think that governments will understa

it will take some weeks to come through nc that final approval.n to work with them and meet with them, and come to an arrangement, and hopefully we will see that very soon. we look at this circumstance and believe that it is the time to close the transaction now. with 20 months of review and every level of federal approval, defeating the states in court and then settling with them against any appeal they had, we now have every approval in place, and a preliminary approval from the california puc . with financial markets and a contortion of banks ready right now to provide financing to complete this transaction, we felt it most prudent from a risk management standpoint to get the transaction completed. so we did it. we are really excited about it. to your point, the california puc is pending, and we intend to work very closely with that. vonnie: the big group of banks that did provide that funding, and mike, you announced today a mega high-grade bond sale in order to refinance particularly that bridge loan that needs to be refinanced in 306 to four

. >> then you can click a drop- down nc weather is for groceries and what there are for that, it is about generous with the community and taking the extra 15 seconds to say, yes, this item is here. >> this app is run and funded entirely by volunteers. make sure you check out the better together section on our website. to find more positive stories like this. it is also a place to connect with people looking to help during these tough times, go to our website, kpix.com /together or email your story ideas to together@cbs.com. >>> it is 5:56. in the next half hour, a police officer buys from coronavirus complications. this morning, the governor's touching tribute to the local hero. >> and don't forget we are streaming on cbsn bay area, you can find us on our website , kpix.com or your favorite s kp >> right now, confirmed overnight, a grand princess crew member dies of covid-19. the fate of the other employees on board who have been stuck for month.>>> plus another testing center opening in the bay area, this is the governor announces a task force to deal with the growing backlog of tests.>>

the heisman trophy throwing an nc double a record 60 touchdown passes an led the ountry income per in completion percentage and more an 5600 passing yards so no shocker there that he went number one overall. as we head to break here at 5.52 just want to let you know the kron 4 wants to congratulate perry a high school seniors who are gruating this summer we're asking our viewers to submit a photo of the senior in their life along with what hig school they went to and what their plans e for the future and we may show themon air here i know we'rgoing too here i know we'rgoing too it onlineso does head to - [narrator] if you watch tv using an antenna, listen up. kron four is moving frequencies onpril 29th, and you will nd to re-scan your tv to keep tching this channel. re-scanning is simple, and reques no new equipment or servic. if you watch kron four through a cable or satellite servi, your service provider will do it for you. go to kron4.com, or call 415-561-8632 for more information. keep watching kron four, and we'll keep you posted. one of a kind.original. you feel me? love ya'. oo

>>though this may sound logicait's actually dangerous of food specialist from nc state says we've knownor 60 years that toxicity issues about consuming household dih soaps and professor japon saydrinking dish soap or eating ca lead to nausea and upset stomach beuse our systems can't handle it. profesr chapman as well as the fda and the usda say you shoul't wash produce with soap. they advise you rinse it thoroughly video was produced a doctor at has retracted his advice to you soapy water on produce and says it's been edited out of the video but the fact remains many copies of that erroneous video are out there on social media, including a copy forwarded to me by a well-meaning family member. so if you're thinking about usin soap and water to wash the covid-19 off your produce i'm going to burst yo bubble. >>working for you, i'm consumer investigatorsteve ration. >>ne up kron four's honoring local bay area heroes in just a few minutes we're going to tell you abo mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things abt you, your company. well, i wouldn't he done any

and a state investigation found agree just disregard in protectingpeople nc loughlin report. >>the new mexico attorney general said hat his investigation found was alarming that even after the state issued health warnings about covid-19 he says so many warngs were ignored new mexico attorney genel hector about that us tells ushis review found there were multiple failures when it came to protecting residents at lavida that the management failed to notify residents. what was happening here residents and staff tested positive focovid-19 many staff heaid dn't have proper protective gear an the who did were told not to wear it so president's wouldn't be alarmed d out that assessed even medil workers who are tating patients were not informed those paents had covid-19 right then posed to it what i saw was one of >>first is that residents could have and should the war. is so weak she her. a second we. >>a certin medical providers were not told. in a timely manner that was cagey about said even after the state issued health warnings about gatherings and group >>the facility still had

and that he raised his emails and met with the nc officials and hillary clinton officials? >> even more importantly now, he just testified a story i broke yesterday, christopher steele testified that he was told both hillary clinton and susan rice, president obama's national security advisor, were read into his research. this mostly likely reach the highest levels of the clinton campaign and the obama white house. all sorts of new questions now that we need to ask of these officials were involved in this. the picture of evidence that we now have suggest a lot more people are involved and also the discovery of these notes today suggest that there may be for the first time a lot of corroborating witnesses assisting the justice department investigation. >> sean: john solomon, we will continue to follow it and will follow it until the end. i have to applaud those people who seek truth and justice and equal application of our laws in this country. thank you, john solomon. tonight we have the clearest most indisputable evidence yet that the fbi frames not only michael flynn. this

college sports that paved the way for student athletes to receive compensation and governing body of the nc double a announced today, it supports a plan that allows athletes to get paid for the use of their name image and likeness players will be able to receive money through endorsement contracts appearances. and they'll also be able to profit from their own businesses. this plan would have to go 3 final vote and if approved it would go into effect in 2021 that is a look at sports back to you can have all right, thank you very much. >>next today volunteers in the north bay serving up a community service what they're we want to shine the spotlight on volunteers helping to feed a need in the north bay the sandra fell elks kitchen cares project. >>is providing free meals to the local community. 3 to 4 mile in tears are cooking and prepping the males to be served monday through thursday at the saint vincent de paul society of moraine county the project is currently funded to provide 2500 lunches with the help of an elks national foundation grant and the elks lodge trustee finds if you would li

at least 70 people tested positive and city is nc rge-scale outdoor en campments for those still living on the sidewalks. >>> maren county enforces traveling restrictions for nonessential traveling through parks and open spaces. citations will carry $100 fine >> and more bay area parks are closed this holiday weekend to remind people to abide by state's shelter-in-place order. at kennedy grove park, barricades were placed at the entrances to close off access to corners. >>> and gray skies over the tri-valley. bay area wide today, close to the station livermore, 51 for the view. pretty much the story where ever you go. if we take the numbers from the low to mid-50s, we will warm up noticeably today 36789 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday and we've got about 20 degrees warmer than right now for many locations to get to today's daytime highs. a prettier sunday than saturday because the sun comes back out earlier. give it until noon for most of us before breaking into more blue sky and in the 7-day forecast sunshine and nobly warmer. turn the wind off for the most part and a beautiful begi

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league for some time believe this will become a trend continue to take top prospects away from the ncble a >>reporting in napa i'm jason dumas score on for news. plus the san francisco 49 ers announced today they will have a virtual draft party on thursday april 20th which is the first night of the 2020 nfl draft. >>the virtual party will feature interviews messages from fans, current players and draft prospects. you can watch it on the forty-niners website or app. >>most of the talk about covid-19 deals with tests and treatments social distancing and the government response but tonight i talked with california is a surgeon general about the stress >>anxiety seems to be running high among americans as the coronavirus crisis has up and it everyday life. a new report says prescriptions for anti anxiety medications, were up 34% mid-march the timing roughly coincides with state starting to impose stricter stay at home orders. health leaders in california are focusing on testing tracking in checking with hospitals medical staff dealing with covid-19 but i talked with california's first-eve

"the new york times" analysis finds the trump campaign and our nc had a $187 million advantage over theampaign and the dnc. one democrat fund-raiser telling the hill, "that's insurmountable. i don't see how you make that up. biden does not have a strong grassroots fund-raising apparatus. he doesn't even have in person events he can go to. it's just the zoom calls." now through on the pandemic, we lost with all the hillary clinton money raised. how do we win with less?" so, lara, you got people around the globe who are worried about where their next paycheck is coming from. in a good economy, it's a lot easier to donate money to a presidential campaign when you're in the middle of a pandemic and the economy has come to a grinding halt, does joe biden have a shot at fund-raising? >> lara: jo joe biden has never -- at no point in the selection process has he been really boosted by grassroots support. so, why does anyone expect that to change when money is tight? this is a lot of the politics, ringing alarm bells that are really meant to signal to all the democratic donors who have lots of

a decorated in outstanding journey, a national player of the year 2 time warning award winner first nc double a player to reach the milestone of 2000 points 1000 rebounds. and a 1000 assists moments after being selected she finalized a multi year endorsement deal >>kron 4 is showing our appreciation for all of those heroes in the bay area who are stepping up during this crisis and tonight's kron 4 hero is pamela el camino health los gatos hospital that's what her co-workers color pamela is a clinical manager at the hospital she was nominated by her coworkers to them. pamela is known as mama bear they tell us that when the coronavirus became a pandemic pamela was able to quickly form her team and create the necessary facilities to treat the covid-19 patients, pamela has worked as a nurse for more than 2 decades, her coworkers say she is not afraid to roll up her sleeves and jump and to tough scenarios. congratulations family way to go pamela you can spotlight, someone making a difference in your community we have a new section on our web site called kron 4 heroes. >>i have to do is fata

bottom line is that none of the universities will know what their seasons will look like until the nc double a makes a decision. it has formed a panel specifically to address how fall sports will be handled beginning with football. and once those guidelines are established the likely be applied to other fall sports as well. kron four's proud to be saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate anthony ford anthony will be graduating from heritage high school that's in brentwood in the east bay. he was an honor student a 4 year. fj rotc cadet, a varsity volleyball team member and also the 2019 all league best sportsmanship award recipient he's done a lot of nice cool and he's deciding whether he's either going to attend grand canyon university or west point prep university in the fall. please let us know about to graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. and then upload a picture of your grad let us know which high school to graduate attended and what's next for him or her. and we're going to check out the conditi

families, and ,heir own congregation especially at a time when the president's own guidelines don't nc reopening get. -- yet. we know that there is a reason why the federal guidelines and our guidelines prevent gatherings of more than 10 people. when people gather together and are around each other for a while, the evidence is overwhelming that the virus can easily, andch more unfortunately, this has happened in churches, at our state, and across the country. i want very much for us to be able to ease restrictions as quickly as we possibly can, but we have to keep public safety at the forefront. thank you. next question, please. >> the final question will be from ruben jones from spectrum news in charlotte. yes, thank you, i would like to come if i could, go back to the nursing home question. regarding whether there is any concern, obviously there is a concern about the employees that are leaving the facility and then going out in the facility, whether you would like to see more transparency regarding that, and regarding testing, when the state does get more testing capability, will nu

professor benjamin chapman who is a food safety specialist from nc state told me we don't have any evidence that food or food packaging is a risk factor for coronavirus he also says that these disinfecting suggestions are not based on any science instead he says you should wash your hands with soap and water after putting away your groceries. now professor chapman and other experts say your biggest risk of getting covid-19 is the time that you spend in the grocery store allowed people were already infected this viral video is the same one with the doctor had to retract his claim that you need to use soap and water to wash your produce after many health experts weighed in saying that it could make you really sick if you do that from the soap residue. >>so let's just bag this whole grocery disinfect lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. in nearly 100 years serving the military community, we've seen y

league for some time believe this will become a trend continue to take top prospects away from the nc double a the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. >>i want to shine a spotlight on an incredible woman from hayward who is celebrating her 82nd birthday today. eleanor collins works at walmart and despite the coronavirus outbreak. she continues to show up to work every day she says she feels lucky just have a job and is taking the proper steps to protect yourself so we want to wish eleanor happy birthday and thank her for being a true hero during this difficult time absolutely that wraps up kron 4 news at 8 on a full hour of news is ahead on kron 4 news at 9 in the last month nearly 3 million californians lost their jobs. but some say they cannot get through to unemployment offic

>>though this masound logical it's actually dangerous of food specialist from nc state says we've knownor 60 years that toxicity issues about consuming household dish soaps and professor japon says drinking dish soap or eating it can lead to nausea and upset stomach because our systems can't handle it. professor chapman as well as the fda and the usda say you shouldn't wash produce with ap. they advise u rinse it thoroughly with water only now since that video was produced a doctor has retracted his advice to you soapy water on produce and says it's been edited out of the video but the fact remains many copies of that erroneous video are out there on social media, including a copy forwarded to me by a well-meaning family member. so if you're thinking about using soap and water to wash the covid-19 off your produce i'm going to burst your bubble. >>working for you, i'm consumer investigator states pressure. >>up next the contra costa business owner going above and beyond to protect those bubbles at this price? is this for real? oh... it's real. believe me. i mean, this is unexpected. you

national champion heisman trophy winner and nc double a record 60 touchdown passes led the country in completion percentage. more than 5600 passing yards. ohio state pass rusher chase young when second overall and former alabama star, a hawaii native tua tagovailoa was the 5th selection to the miami dolphins and later on kron 4 news at 10 we hope to have reaction from 49 ers general manager john lynch breaking down around one thank you mark. well feel like you're getting. >>maybe hitting a dead end when you're trying to get. >>loans are unemployment benefits so one local county is now doing a little extra to try to help people navigate that process. >>plus vandals are targeting some local businesses what those companies have in common and why that the extra police. is needed and gas prices across the country continue to drop including here in the bay area. >>we're from experts on how low it will go free money tonight, the demand for gasoline is way down of course because of the virus the state home restrictions. earlier today kron four's catherine heenan spoke with sergio avila from a

>>the reality is no one really knows what it will look like once they go back on the field the nc double a will bill ultimately sign off on this it's formed a panel specifically to address how fall sports will be handled beginning with football. once those guidelines are established the the applied to the other sports as well. >>a layer fog we are this thursday morning to clear out a mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. but we have a trend in place called cooling wonder that here's how it looks like for today's sun comes up over the state bills. >>65 good mornings 71 going on hi somebody look there is reaching a low in the last year forecast coming up on the >>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, let's go ahead and get a check of the weather with dave spahr and aybar a going to see some cooling in the bay area this >>yeah, it looks like it we're already starting with that on shore flow and that's going to be around with us all day today and a really into tomorrow as well just kind of going by like layers to get into the weekend. and we have a little shot of a

league for some time believe this will become a trend continue to take top prospects away from the nc double a >>reporting in napa i'm jason dumas score on ♪ ♪ when you need it, jack delivers: order on uber eats, postmates and grubhub. is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>all right, let's get you one last check of weather outside today kind of a quiet night again. >>on the golden gate bridge how about that huh no cars to be had out there right now clouds moving overhead though and going to push well on shore and well into the valleys overnight tonight so we wake up some cloudy skies early on go to stay pretty gray and the san francisco tomorrow and cool to start a l some damp conditions along the coastline with some drizzle out toward the beaches 50's across san francisco about 56 degrees in daly city 56 and a half moon man by the afternoon for get lucky, maybe couple sunny breaks show to the clouds part about 60 degrees

nc chair said the republican party is moving and with planning the 2020 convention in charlotte this summer. the georgetown university institute of politics and public affairs posted this conversation earlier this week. chatss is part two of our with the chairs for those of you who tuned in monday night. we had the democratic national committee chair and tonight we are excited to continue the conversation with the republican national committee chair. i think this is the chairwoman's second time with us at gu politics, the less time on campus and we are looking forward to the next time being back on campus as well. about where tonight the campaign stands for campaign 2020. it's primarily against the backdrop of this global pandemic. here's how the conversation will go -- we will start with the first part of the evening with the chair and i having a conversation. about halfway through, we will invite students to join into that conversation with their questions. participatingare on zoom, you will see at the bottom of your screen, the q&a button, not the chat button to leave your questio

you don't want to miss that and nc" por t want to miss "we luh,which is the other side of this short break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and welcome back, everyone our breaking news coverage of the market and the global pandemic continues right now i'm tyler mathisen, welcome, everybody. the federal reserve releasing the minutes from its meeting after its emergency rate cut last month we are digging through those headlines right now. these are probably the most consequential minutes of our lifetime, potentially. the dow, up 400 points as investors look for optimism after yesterday's big reversal late in the day, that wiped out nice gains with me for the hour today, rahel solomon. she's back at cnbc headquarters. rahel, great to have you here with us. >> thanks, tyler >> and let's get right to our team coverage. bob pisani on the market rally rick santelli on the bond markets. steve liesman has been paging through those minutes. bob, the stage is yours. >> thank you, tyler. so this is one of those days where optimism on the coronavirus headline is moving the market, so energy, retail, banks, hom

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the bottom line is that none of the universities will know what the season will look like until the ncble a will make a decision on that. it's formed a panel specifically to address how fall sports will be handled beginning with football. now once those guidelines are established they'll likely be applied to other university fall sports. the san francisco unified school district is changing the way the teachers grade students wildest a slight distance learning is in effect for students in grades, 6 through 12, teachers will be assigning credit or no credit for each course for students who are in transitional kindergarten through 5th grade classroom, teachers will provide feedback on progress in the comments only report from form and for students with individualized education plans. grades will provided in accordance with those plans. the san francisco board of education president says this new approach does take into account the opportunity gaps for marginalized students. >>a group of high school students in the south bay are finding new ways to reach out to their community right from

happen is this is such a fluid situation and they ultimately no matter what they decide it's up to the nc double a to make the final call. it's formed a panel specifically to address how fall sports will be handled beginning with football. now once those guidelines are established the other sports will fall into place. >>we're looking at lots of sunshine to start the day off as we burn off whatever money are remaining fog. we have a here's a look at what those winds are light though however, currently have an onshore wind it's going to testify little bit this afternoon and this evening, we'll talk about the cooling trend for the these days, everyone expects you to like everything and be positive. but with my depression, it's hard to keep up this brave face and hide my symptoms. even though i'm taking my antidepressant, i still feel depressed. many people taking antidepressants still experience symptoms. when added to an antidepressant, rexulti is proven to reduce depression symptoms 62% more than the antidepressant alone. so you can stay on your current treatment and help build on your pr

they're going nc get a c to fight for their business and lives. their business is n going to come back anytime soon, so i wish them the best of luck. >> woodruff: are the medical experts you're talking to, the people you trust inthe healthcare community, are they in agrment that this is the right thing? >> i don't think so. as a matter of fact.f caution, we're going to move forward with a balance we're lning toward their advice first and foremost but we have to know the business community -- sit down at the table as well. >> woodruff: mayor scott mathes of valdosta, georgia. thank you for talking wit us. we wish you the very best.nk >> t you, judy. >> woodruff: now a >> woodruff: now a different perspective on georgia's planned reopening: mayor hardie davis of augusta.r mavis, thank you for talking with us. what was your reaction when you learned from governor kemp that things will start to reopen in the state tomorrow? >> i was surprised, quite frankly, as many of my colleagues wer across the state of georgia, again, as the mayor of s georgia'son

staggering us on the point that years continue to grow you can see the easier it will be to try to nc some of these folks into protesting and state governments pictures but there are things. james warren from news got thanks so much for joining us on al-jazeera from chicago thanks a. medical workers in the united kingdom are criticizing a government suggestion to reuse personal protective equipment as it's known doctors and nurses treating coronavirus patients are suffering critical shortages the new guidance suggests that alternatives to fluid repellent full length gowns such as reusable ones may be needed the british medical association says the shortage is down to government failings paul brennan has more from ashford contriver see about the amounts of stock of this personal protective equipment this p.p.a. has been growing in recent weeks and essentially building to a crescendo in the past couple of days we had the health secretary talkies the government minister responsible for health. reporting for parliamentary committee on friday saying he wished he had a magic wand that he co

supervisor peskin, you spoke to the citywide nc district piece of this. and we are particularly excited about that. large developments, 5 to 10,000 square feet, a lot of ground floor retail, that it would ask the commission to consider as one of the conditions to approval that the developer provided a mix of retail spaces. what we are seeing is a lot of big commercial developments for mixed use developments go in with very few large storefronts, but they are expensive. only larger businesses can rent those. so allowing that diversity of storefront sizes, in fact, requiring it, means that more small and local businesses can find spaces suitable to them. some good research showing those are more affordable to locally-owned businesses we want to encourage. and there's research showing that commercial districts with a lot of those small storefronts as well as large ones are more resilient. after economic downturns and so on. as for flexible retail, that's made up of six different uses. all the uses are principally permitted in the corridor, and you relax the

such a decorated an outstanding journey national player of the year. 2 time wooden award winner first ncble a player to reach the milestone of 2000 points 1000 rebounds and a 1000 assists. moments after being selected tonight she finalized a multi year endorsement deal with nike ken pam. back to you what the superstar yeah, thank you. coming up next, we're police officers are hosti at cigna, we don't just stand with healthcare professionals in this time of crisis we run with them, toward those in need. we are 7,000 doctors, nurses, pharmacists and therapists supporting their efforts on the ground and virtually. and just as we are by their side, we're by yours, too. with answers to your most pressing questions and expert advice at cigna.com/covid19 and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. who doesn't like to dance or at least watch p