michael buchanan, bbc news, holland—on—sea in essex. it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. much of the week ahead is looking dry and sunny, though an easterly breeze will at times make it feel cooler then you'd think otherwise. and there is enough of the breeze around overnight to stop temperatures falling as low as they would. otherwise, largely clear, a bit of cloud running in toward southern england. the channel islands may squeeze out an isolated shower, and temperatures will fall below freezing. the coldest parts of highland scotland getting down to —5, perhaps a touch of frost in the coldest parts of northern england, especially the further north you are. but for much of the uk, a few degrees above freezing as we start the day tomorrow, any cloud, a chance of a shower towards the far south—west will disappear, and then it isjust about across the uk a sunny day, but that brisk easterly breeze does make a difference. these are average speeds, gusts are going to be higher, particularly in england and wales arou

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michael buchanan, bbc news, holland—on—sea in essex. biggest names in music have joined forces in a globally televised concert to celebrate healthcare workers. lady gaga, sir paul mccartney and billie eilish were among those who performed songs from their homes. the rolling stones even managed to play from four separate locations. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson was watching. # when i saw her today at the reception # a glass of wine in her hand... one world together at home has already been dubbed the living room live aid. the rolling stones filmed their parts individually on mobile phones. # so i went down to the demonstration... charlie watts clearly didn't have a proper drum kit to hand. there was a beatle via broadband. sir paul mccartney. let's tell our leaders that we need them to strengthen the health care systems all around the world. so that a crisis like this never happens again. # i'm still standing betterthan i everdid... and sir eltonjohn‘s piano had been wheeled into the garden. # smile though your heart is

michael buchanan, bbc news, holland—on—sea in essex.elp pay the wages of workers who are being furloughed — or placed on a temporary leave of absence. the government will fund 80% of wages, up to £2,500 a month, to help prevent people being laid off, and the money is expected to be received within a week. but businesses say the scheme, likely to cost tens of billions of pounds, should go on as long as necessary to prevent future redundances. here's our business correspondent katy austin. this cafe in shrewsbury is closed for now. instead of being laid off, its employees have been put on furlough while they can't work. we just weren't sure if we would be coming back to a job, and then when that was announced, it obviously hopefully means that we can all get back to normality as soon as possible. livvy‘s boss owns three cafes in all. we employ 22 people. the chance to claim back his furloughed staff's wages from government can't come soon enough. we desperately need that money as soon as it can come through, because we've been paying out

michael buchanan, bbc news, holland—on—sea in essex.g dry and sunny, though an easterly breeze will at times make it feel cooler then you'd think otherwise. and there is enough of the breeze around overnight to stop temperatures falling as low as they would. 0therwise, largely clear, a bit of cloud running in toward southern england. the channel islands may squeeze out an isolated shower, and temperatures will fall below freezing. the coldest parts of highland scotland getting down to —5, perhaps a touch of frost in the coldest parts of northern england, especially the further north you are. but for much of the uk, a few degrees above freezing as we start the day tomorrow, any cloud, a chance of a shower towards the far south—west will disappear, and then it isjust about across the uk a sunny day, but that brisk easterly breeze does make a difference. these are average speeds, gusts are going to be higher,

michael buchanan, bbc news, holland—on—sea in essex. treatment for covid—19 that involves using the blood of those who have survived the illness. nhs blood and transplant has started approaching people who have recovered from the virus, asking them to donate blood for a trial of convalescent plasma therapy. the hope is that antibodies in that blood will help combat the virus in others. 0ur science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. it's a race to save lives. and in the hunt for treatments, blood may hold the key. nhs blood and transplants have hold the key. nhs blood and tra nspla nts have started hold the key. nhs blood and transplants have started approaching people who have recovered from covid-19. the blood people who have recovered from covid—19. the blood contains antibodies which are produced by the immune system and destroy the virus. the hope is to start a clinical trial to see if these antibodies can help patients who are currently ill. scientists have welcomed the move but say the uk has been too slow. scientists have we

china that were closed because of the pandemic are beginning to reopen students in the city of new holland where the outbreak began will be going back to class as early as next week. now with the backdrop of increasing diplomatic tensions $2900.00 songs the not just take in military spending in a decade the world's nations spent a combined $1.00 trillion dollars on their armed forces it's a cold international peace research institute found that leading the way was the u.s. it spent $732000000000.00 a 5 percent increase on the year before china increase its spending to just over 260000000000 dollars while india shelled out $7571000000000.00 that was the 1st time 2 asian countries were among the top 3 spenders overall more than 60 percent of the world's military spending came from just 5 countries the other 2 being russia and saudi arabia while the saudi led coalition in yemen is calling for an end to violence after separatists in the city of aden declared self rule the southern transitional council is seeking a return to independence and is accusing the government of mismanagement but saudi

administration and the israeli government that we want to stand with cross hands if israel announced a new parts of holland's the united nations has repeatedly voiced its concern although it sued it wasn't clear if pump air has given israel a green light we have in the past 1st great concern. about possible addicks a sure no new unilateral moves there are major position and i do expect mr lighton off to take. a brief to say more on this at his briefing this week in the security council that briefing is on thursday in new york the palestinians and many countries consider israeli whispering settlements to be illegal under the geneva convention which bans settling on land captured in who israel disagrees citing security needs and biblical and historical connections to the land shallop ballasts . a weather update next here on al-jazeera than. we were slowing to look down slow on testing the u.k. government comes under fire for its response to the pandemic during a virtual session of parliament. diplomacy has gone digital at the united nations but members are being left school feeling a little disconnected to tel

we just got a new statement from holland america. they say they would plan for travelers fit for travel to go ahead and go straight from the ship to charter flights home under secure conditions with full health protocols. but those who are still sick, they would have to stay on board. no response yet from authorities. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to gio. >>> coming up next half hour, fauci frenzy. how a 79-year-old infectious disease expert is getting the cult hero treatment from his face on mugs and t-shirts to food. >>> but first, should we be making our own homemade masks? that's the question. if so, what kind of material should we be using? lonial penn . if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i

year during the sars outbreak, you never read a word about this because sars dominated the news but in holland, there was another virus threatening to jump to people and infected 89 people and only killed a single person they slaughtered 30 million poultry and this year they slaughtered 100 million in asia, one death out of 89 may not sound absolutely horrific but influenza infects so many people if that virus hit the united states it would cause a minimum, depending on how many people were attacked, a minimum of half a million deaths in a single influenza season that could exceed a million deaths if it killed one out of 89 people. you gotta get your priorities straight, nobody knows an exact figure of what we spend on west nile virus. west nile virus in the last five years in total has killed 650 -- 650 million americans total in five years although there is no exact figure, it's very likely that over $300 million a year. not influenza we spend 250 - $275 million a year. and it kills 36000 a year, 185,005 years but west nile gets the news headlines and influenza does not. in earlier, if i hav

a short while ago, holland america released new details on what anticipates will happen with the moreers on the two ships part of the carnival corporation. holland america says secured local treatment for tenrp passengers thatme need immediate care. 45 passengers with corona symptoms will stay isolated on board. guests fit for travel will go from the ship to chartered oflights limited contact and extra caution. these plans so far have not been formally approved by the broward county commissioners. a final plan is expected soon purely initially, governor desantis was reluctant to let the ships dock. yesterday, present from said he was going to do what is right for humanity. 300 americans are on board. the trip originated in argentina, bound for chile, and a couple of passengers are trying to now get back to countries that have closed quarters. tucker? >> tucker: amazing story. matt finn, thanks so much for that. one update on a story we did last night. we spoke with in arlington, virginia, shop owner. his employee had been imprisoned for defending the shop from burglars who showed up i

a short while ago holland america released new details on what it anticipates will happen with the moren 1200 passengers on the two ships, part of the carnival corporation. holland america says that secured local treatment for ten passengers that need immediate care. 45 passengers with corona patent symptoms will stay isolated on board. guess fit for travel will go to from ships to chartered flights with limited contact and extra caution but these plans so far have not been formally approved by the broward county commissioners and a final plan is expected soon. initially governor desantis was reluctant to let the ships dock but president trump said he would do with what was for humanity. the trip originated in argentina and bound for chile and some foreign passengers are trying to get back to countries that have closed borders. >> tucker: amazing story. matt finn, thanks for that. i wanted to update you on a story we did last time. we spoke with an arlington shop owner whose employee had been imprisoned for defending the shop from burglars who showed up in the middle of the night. >> wh

new normal. well i think you're right holland on one regard but i would say that you're right that normally printing a lot of money would tempt inflation absolutely going back to the point i made earlier with regard to a demonic shock the consumer is going to behave very differently and i agree with you about the triviality or people being more fiscally conservative i tell you a generation that i think it's going to be drastically affected by this is not necessarily you know a sort of 40 year olds it is those that are basically millennial say i have millennial children and they have never that generation has never experienced a tragedy they didn't go they don't remember 911 very well they they were young they did not go through the vietnam war they didn't go their own have their parents you know we didn't go through the 2nd war they will be dramatically affected i don't know that they'll ever be the same i think that they will appreciate the job opportunities that they have more that's a silver lining i think that they will be more cautious and i think they'll be more fiscally conservative which wil

. >> early march, the numbers coming out of new york started getting very, very scary. >> dr. astrid holland answered that call. she left her life in salt lake city to come and work here where she'd trained. >> seeing friends and colleagues being affected by it, i f i hadt it, if not me then who >> what's bothering you? tightness? your chest? it started on monday, and you were just sitting down when it started? >> yes. >> and you have not had any fever or cough with this? >> no, but i have been taking my temperature. >> her patient was tested for covid-19 and then released. >> there's so much of the communication that we do in general is based on facial expressions and kind of trying to come up to patients, looking like this and kind of shouting to them a little bit makes that communication with patients a lot harder, i find. >> all right, thank you. >> now it's their eyes that tell us the story their faces can't. eyes that are worried. tired. and feeling their own pain. >> in one of the parts of our job is delivering bad news to patients. honestly, it's one of the more psychologically exhau

frank holland has more >> that's right. new york, new jersey and illinois reported their highest daily death tolls as officials stress certain hot spot outbreaks are starting to slow down continuing to deal a tough blow to the economy a report says the crisis could wipe out 6.7% of working hours globally equal to 129 million workers. issuing a mandate late last night. all employees and customers at nonessential businesses will be required to wear face covering and can deny service to any person not wearing a face covering new help for doctors and hospitals to about $2 billion. the move could shave weeks off the time it takes for some to get paid for services which can take as much as 30 days. >> back in washington, d.c., president trump placing blame on another group, this time the world health organization or the w.h.o. despi despite dismissing the warnings from one white house leader saying the w.h.o. response was too china centric. >> they missed the call. they should have known they probably did know we'll be looking into t

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new statement. here's gio benitez. >> reporter: as the two holland america cruise ships approach the florida coast, amy weed-jones fears time is running out for her parents onboard. her father has severe pneumonia, her mother has a fever. >> there is no time. these people need to get off the ship. there are people even more ill than my father. >> reporter: the zaandam left buenos aires nearly a month ago. now 233 passengers and crew are sick. four passengers are dead. everyone onboard desperate to dock in florida. but florida's governor ron desantis reluctant to let non-floridians into the state. >> clearly we're gonna be willing to accept any floridians who are onboard. >> reporter: that's good news for the 49 passengers from florida but there are still questions about how the more than 250 other americans on the ships are getting home, along with hundreds of foreign travelers. >> gio benitez back with us tonight on this. florida said it wants the company to come up with a plan, and just minutes ago, they released a new statement? >> reporter: that's right. they said they plan for passengers fit f

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i'm going to move on to lisa holland from sky news. good afternoon, lisa. good afternoon. you have said that was a cause for concern. sky news has spoken to a memberof sage concern. sky news has spoken to a member of sage cosmic behavioural advisory group, who says the government is sending out mixed messages come on the one hand telling people to stay at home and on the other allowing nonessential work to take place. what would you say to that? and professor stephen powis, what would you say to people who are struggling to understand that if they have been in complete lockdown for over a month, they have absolutely played it to the letter, followed all the rules and have a loved one who has done exactly the same, why they can't extend their household into a smaller group, rather thanjust the household into a smaller group, rather than just the people household into a smaller group, rather thanjust the people living under the same roof. let me start by answering your point and question raised about transport and messages. the government's message has been consistent from d

a bit of good news for small business owners as more taxpayer money is on the way. all of this now with frank holland. >> the very latest, president trump is expected to sign off on nearly $500 billion fresh relief today. the legislation approved more than $220 billion for spaycheck protection for small business. >> a report from gilead that showed remdesivir did not improve covid conditions gilead is calling the study inconclusive noting it was terminated early due to low enrollment leaving the company underpowered to come to meaningful conclusions >>> ruth's chris will repay the $20 million loan it got. the company was eligible for the funds to help employees but has been under fire for accepting the loan meant for small businesses >> the biggest question facing the economy is simple, when outbreak guidelines are released, how quickly is the economy to return to any normalcy with stores full of customers. going to our guest rob, it is good to chat with you, my friend the biggest question i am getting out there on social media, texting or zooming. the market is down fairly significantly this year bu

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hot spots outside washington state, new york and new jersey with michigan, connecticut and indiana seen as the next critical areas frank holland has the latest >> more companies are taking action disney is furloughing nonunion employees at the theme park while still covering benefits and premiums ceasers furloughs 90% of work force and will add health benefits june 30 or whenever they return to work. fais facebook is adding to its ranks. >> we are not just paying employees we are paying employees, contractors, sick, healthy can work or not. we guarantee bonuses at a higher than normal rate we are actually hiring we expect to hire 10,000 people by the end of the year our hiring is keeping at a very, very aggressive clip >> google is launching a new website launching anonymous data showing the level of social distancing tracking changes over the course of weeks and will initially cover 131 countries as well as individual counties within certain statements. back to you. >> thank you to washington where president trump is invoking the defense production act again targeting companies already committed to boosting capacity to boosti

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we have breaking news in the auto insurance world let's go to frank holland. >> geico is giving policyholdersdit and they'll give a 15% discount with policies up for renewal between tomorrow and october 7th. that translates to $150 with the average auto policyholder for 30 bucks and for the average motorcycle policyholder. brian, back over to you. >> yeah. data check research, frank, pointing out that searches for canceled car insurance have soared you know why they're giving the money back it's not out of the goodness of their heart. if you cancel insurance you may not come back to who you had insurance with before. maybe a smart idea for geico and allstate >> yeah. >> give and take we'll see what happens frank, thank you very much let's talk about one of the hottest, work from home stocks out there and this one is a real one that helps people get work done and that's docusign and that stock $55 a couple of months ago and almost $88, and still year to date up 19% as the rest of the market sags. let's bring in dan springer and he's the ceo of docusign the market is obviously optimist optimist

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holland america's agreement with local authorities includes getting passengers who appear healthy on buses and planes and sent home quickly. cbs newstributor dr. david agus: >> it is the wrong move to send them home, even if they're ing negative or testing negative now. they need to be in quarantine because of their exposure on the ship until the 14-day period is up. >> reporter: they could be s of the virus.l mynhe virus. val myntti says she'll wait if she has to. she has to. >> if that would be to stay on board and quarantine in our windowless room, we would do atat. >> reporter: you just want to be on dry land. >> we want to see birds. we want to have fresh air. we want to see sunshine. >> reporter: holland america says many passengers on those ships had already been self- isolating in their staterooms since march 22. and anyone who is sick and not critically ill will remain on ivard and receive medical treatment there until they recover. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, manny, thank you. tonight, much-needed funding is on the way to fight a rapidly growing problem in this criis, and that's food insecurity. oprah winfrey pledged

holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up in the red as they weigh the latest news on the coronavirus outbreak. the markets are coming off their first back-to-back weekly gains in more than two months. stocks got a big jolt on friday after patients with severe virus symptoms were recovering quickly after being treated with a drug. crude is at or near their lowest levels since 2001 on continued worries about global demand and concerns we could run out of storage space for the oil that is not being used. neiman marcus could be the first major department store to succumb to the economic fallout. the retailer could file for bankruptcy as soon as this week. the company has temporarily shut stores including ones in san francisco, palo alto and walnut creek and furloughed most employees. they skipped payments on millions of dollars in loans. gas prices in some states are at their lowest level in more than a decade as lockdowns continue to hit fuel demand. the big losses in oil prices are down more than 70% this year. gasbuddy.com says wisconsin, kentucky, michigan, oklahom

news. >> thank you, cheryl, for that update. >>> cruise ship passengers stranded at sea for weeks landed at sfo tonight. the cdc says they are healthy people from hollandmerica's cruise ship in florida. their voyage took a frightening turn when passengers on board tested positive for the virus and some died. jean elle is live at sfo where she talked to passengers now on their way home. jean? >> reporter: janelle, 250 cruise passengers landed here at sfo tonight. the cdc says they were all screened and did not have symptoms of coronavirus before they got on that airplane in florida today. the passengers we talked to tonight say after days of uncertainty about when ty bener masks, passengers who were isolated on the cruise ship arrive at sfo. >> we're here. we're safe. but i never had any worry about my life at all. >> reporter: judy lazarus said when passengers starting getting sick while on board in south america, the captain did a good job isolating people. >> we were safer on the cruise ship than we were on land because we only had a few people that got the virus. >> reporter: more than 1,000 passengers had been on the zandaam since march 7th. during

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holland america has not submitted any plans. but the port says they need to see the plans 24 hours in advance. david? >> gio, thank you. >>> we also have new reporting on the u.s. aircraft carrier with confirmed cases of coronavirus onboard, the uss theodore roosevelt, now with 93 cases. tonight, after a desperate plea from t mmr, new action. the ship now in guam. 1,700 sailors expected to leave. >>> next to the staggering economic toll for families across the country. 3.3 million americans filed for unemployment benefits. this week, the toll could be even higher. we'll learn that in the coming t, the laid-off workers on the line for days, trying to get unemployment. and the question about stimulus checks. do you need to apply, or will they come automatically? rebecca jarvis, getting answers for you. >> reporter: tonight, we're hearing from workers across the country. >> my bills are coming in. they don't care. >> reporter: layoffs are surging, and the phone lines and websites are jammed. jose vera in florida lost his job as a graphic designer. >> it's my fifth day applying for unemployment. and it keeps crashing. i try calling and the cal

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last thursday two holland america ships carrying 1,200 passengers, four dead, and dozens sick docked in ft. lauderdale. now once again, newrouble at sea, returning to an uncertain future back on land. the u.s. coast guard says there are 114 cruise ships either in u.s. ports or just off the coast of the united states with 93,000 crew members, an undetermined number who are being treated on board for coronavirus. kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> san jose's fire chief is talking more about the coronavirus cases reported within his department. fire officials confirm at least 15 firefighters have now been sickened since the beginning of march. he believes part of the reason for that spread was due to the infection of one of the firefighters, but that fight firefighter was asymptomatic and they were covering shifts before being tested, and that case alone may have exposed 10% of the department's workforce. >>> a new case of coronavirus being tied to san francisco's laguna honda hospital. there are 14 confirmed cases, 11 are hospital staff, eight are caring for patients. hospital leaders expect more confirmed cases in the com

leave, 750 crew members on board with nine americans, holland america says the cdc is not allowing crew members off of the boat at this time. >>> a new state program providing meals for vulnerable seniors during the coronavirus crisis could run out of federal funding in a matter of weeks. the associated press says documents show fema money for the program expires may 10. is not clear how many cities and counties will have meals with deliveries up and ready by then, but fema is supposed to have restaurants providing free meals for homebound seniors. the governors office and emergency services is california likely will request an extension of the fema funding. >>> one of the countries largest medical labs is letting people order coronavirus antibody tests online. quest diagnostics as people can go online for bloodwork and 40 visit to the doctor's office. antibody test will show up, joseph city has been exposed the virus. researchers still do not know if coronavirus antibodies will offer any community from reinfection. >> based on other types of coronavirus such as the first sars coronavirus, there is evidence that the people can have p

goods flowing on the rail the company set a new efficiency metric in the first quarter and rid now, melissa, it's all eyes on q2. >> thank you frank holland. >> guy, i'll start off with you. how long have we been doing this show a long time. >> 13 years, actually longer than that. >> when have we started a show with csx earnings. >> not that i can recall, melissa lee, but of course, my age, i don't remember what happened yesterday. >> why they're so interesting this time around is what they'll be saying about the economy and how they weathered this past quarter and what they have in common going into this particularly tough environment is that they've already cut costs. they've cut labor and cut down on fuel costs and they've gotten lean ahead of the pandemic >> and csx specifically, and they're running these railroads so more efficiently than they were even three or four years ago. steve grasso can probably speak to it, in a lot of ways these railroads have become technology, believe it or not. the efficiencies are all on the back of technology that they've spent money implementing in terms of the stock understanding that all of these co

holland american cruise ships with sick passengers on board. they're a few miles off the coast of ft. lauderdale. kerry sanders is there with breaking news on what's happening with the ships today. kerry, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, hoda. tz a done deal. nbc sources tell us all that's missing are signatures, just off the coast in the atlantic, as you said are the two ships, the "zaandam" and the "rotterdam" waiting to come ashore. they've been told to pack their bags and most will be coming shore in the next 24 hours. maybe even sooner. after 27 days at sea 12 of them confined in tiny state rooms. >> hi, welcome to our cabin. >> reporter: passengers like the andersons from ohio. >> it's about 200 square feet. >> reporter: hope today is the day their ill fated cruise from south america to fort lauderdale finally comes to an end. >> you are very close to florida. >> reporter: i spoke with the andersons as they neared what they hope will be their final port of call. >> we feel like there's a very good chance on this. and quite honestly the tide also seemed to start turning after initially governor desantis said we weren

news his father was transferred to a hospital last night. >> once we got a positive test result, haven't gotten the proper adequate medical attention. it's been heartbreaking. >> last thursday two holland00 passengers, four dead and dozens sick docked in ft. lauderdale. now once again new trouble at sea, returning to an uncertain future back on land. the united states coast guard says there are 114 cruise ships either in u.s. ports or just off the coast of the united states with 93,000 crew members, an undetermined number who have coronavirus and are being treated on board those ships savannah. >> all right kerry sanders. thank you, kerry. >> all right we've got the news covered how about a little boost this one is guaranteed to make you feel better. claire ryan crosby and her dad put together a song just perfect for these uncertain times. the theme from toy story take a listen ♪ you've got a friend ine me you've got a friend in me you got troubles i've got them, too there isn't anything i wouldn't do for you we stick together because you've got a friend in me ♪ >> go, claire, go! wow, she's something it has been watched more than 20 million times. what do you think, sg. >> i'm going t

. >> holland america are working for the cdc to try to get crewmembers off as soon as possible. we will put the full statement on our website. fox 11 newsktvu fox2 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> today 6 bay area counties announced some changes will be made. >> the plan is to go slow, learn all that we can and continue. >> most of the bay area will be under an extended stay-at-home order but now we are getting loosened restrictions going forward. good evening everyone, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville working from home. most counties are still following strict guidelines when it comes to social distancing but here are some of the things that are now allowed. construction projects, playing golf, and real estate. christien kafton is here with more on that new order . >> the order will keep most of us at home through may here in the bay area but some oriented businesses to outdoors will be allowed to reopen. >> after nearly 7 weeks the bay area is accustomed to seeing close businesses. starting this week, several counties will join sonoma county allowing some primarily outdoor businesses such as gardening stores and carwashes to reop

masks to nevada, new york all by itself and then companies like lowe's with medical supplier companies to deliver $10 million in ppe nationwide kelly? >> markets everywhere. frank holland with the details on that partnership for us. >>> now to roblt frank who's going to tell us about the antibody testing kits, among the many items in short supply but on fisher island you get a test. what's going on? >> it's amazing, kelly only 1% of floridians able to get tested for the coronavirus but 100% of the residents of fisher island off miami have just gotten the antibody test. now the residents purchased 1,800 test kits for the island's 800 families and housekeepers, landscapers and workers and everyone on the island for instant results whether they had been exposed to the virus or had the immunity just to be clear, this is not the nasal swab test whether you are infected and of course that test in more demand but the testing sparked a backlash in a state of a lot of demand for tests and wait for testing right now. a spokeswoman for the island accessible by boat and an average income of $2.5 million said that since many of the residents are over 60 they are high risk and paid

. >> i've already been warned by many friends in new jersey that things have really, really changed, and in some ways are unrecognizable. >> holland america says disembarkation is expected to be completed by friday evening. >> my goal is to wake up in your own bed sunday morning. meantime we've told you about jennifer allen's father, who was among those who was desperately ill on board, had developed pneumonia, this morning we understand he's one of those in the intensive care unit getting the important care that you can only get in a hospital. there are 904 nationals, they started to process them, they're on buses at the international airport. this flight will take 243 to toronto. as for the 76 on board, they'll get the treatment they need right there. guys? >> that is good to hear, kerry. thank you so much. >>> what do you say we switch gears now. let's check in with mr. roker sitting at his house. >> hi, al. morning, al. >> h h >> hi, guys, good to see you we made it to friday thankfully. here in the northeast we have this pesky storm offshore. it will not go away. we're looking at more rain, interior sections of new york, new

holland america says 45 passengers who were mildly sick will stay on board until they recover. >>> some high school students in oakland are trying to stay busy by taking up a new hobby. they are baking bread. a group of students from oakland tech have started on instagram page called board broadheads. typically these students would be hanging out with friends, but since the coronavirus outbreak they have had find new ways to occupy their time. so far they have made giggles, for acacia and cinnamon buns. ktvu is partnering with food banks around the area to help them raise money . your donation will help ensure that food is available to those who need it the most. right now we all know there are a lot of people out there who are hurting. for more information you can go to our website, ktvu.com /food bank. >>> coming up tonight, expected mothers throwing their birthing plan out the window. how the coronavirus is creating family anxiety and forcing changes. >>> and we've got ran back in the forecast, i'll have the details. >>> we go behind the scenes of the oakland zoo. lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of.