i'm nicky. >> my first question for nicky -- how did she get the ring? >> i shall tell you. come with me. >> she invites me in and explains her family lineage. >> jane was one of eight children. and her eldest brother, james, was my forebear. so it came down through my grandmother, my father, and then me. >> did everybody know about your family's connection to jane? >> in those days, you didn't really brag about the fact that i was a five-times great niece of jane's. >> nor would it be proper to brag or even mention that the family is the keeper of this ring made of turquoise and gold. they believe it was worn by aunt jane. if so, it's one of the few possessions still around that once belonged to one of history's most beloved novelists. >> she wrote there? >> she did. >> mary guyatt is the curator of the jane austen's house museum. this must be the holy grail when people come to visit. >> it is. many a visitor have a little cry here. >> i really can't believe the size. it's not much bigger than a dinner plate. jane's born in 1775. she starts penning poems and stories when sh

i'm nicky. >> my first question for nicky -- how did she get the ring? >> i shall tell you. come with me. >> she invites me in and explains her family lineage. >> jane was one of eight children. and her eldest brother, james, was my forebear. so it came down through my grandmother, my father, and then me. >> did everybody know about your family's connection to jane? >> in those days, you didn't really brag about the fact that i was a five-times great niece of jane's. >> nor would it be proper to brag or even mention that the family is the keeper of this ring made of turquoise and gold. they believe it was worn by aunt jane. if so, it's one of the few possessions still around that once belonged to one of history's most beloved novelists. >> she wrote there? >> she did. >> mary guyatt is the curator of the jane austen's house museum. this must be the holy grail when people come to visit. >> it is. many a visitor have a little cry here. >> i really can't believe the size. it's not much bigger than a dinner plate. jane's born in 1775. she starts penning poems and stories when sh

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. >> reporter: mentality nicki said for every step forward, her husband brian took 10 steps back. >> i've cried more in the last 30 days than i have in my life. >> reporter: he was placed on a vent and got a secondary infection back in march. eventually he was breathing and talking on his own after treatment. >> we were so happy, and i was like i can finally go to bed and like sleep. >> reporter: but the very next day, doctors called to say he was back on the ventilator, that the only other options were a tracheotomy or hospice. they thought they might lose them again, but it was brian's second chance of survival. people filled the parking lot at the hospital to honk and pray. nicki and her family prayed too. >> he didn't give up. >> reporter: he started dreaming of his family. >> and every time i had a dream of you, i was at peace. >> reporter: he was finally well enough to move to a second hospital and start rehab and recovery. these are two of the therapists guiding him along. >> working with him on this emotional roller coaster. >> it's been a pleasure being on his recovery journ

louder last may, it isa himself and nicky louder last may, it is a time when we have to reflect, itto this age, but it is sad for the sport and greater public that they are —— back with his greater names are now disappearing. thank you forjoining us. questions around the world a re —— the focal for an —— the focalfor an immediate ceasefire and global conflicts. if a few hours he will go on to deliver an easter message from his private library instead of addressing the crowds that usually fill that beautiful basilica, st peter's square in city. this is biggest —— this is bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather... hello still some very warm and sunny weather around but the chill has reached scotland and northern ireland and in fact easter monday for all of us is going to be quite a bit colder, that temperature is going to drop like a stone by more than 10 degrees in some areas. 0n the satellite picture, see with the clouds are coming from, straight out of the north, out of the no regency, so—called scandinavian air will be spreading across the uk. this is what it looks like

nicki's perfect for this job. she is an assistant professor in presidential studies at the miller center. she is a member of the presidential recordings program. and, again, a wonderful colleague. she is also the editor and founder of "the washington post" series "made by history" and of the podcast "past, present." and i'm deeply grateful to nicki for running over here from the session that she had just moderated to help us. thanks. >> thank you, mark. i'm really looking forward to the panel. working in the secret white house tapes is as exciting as it sounds. you get to be a fly on the wall of the oval office during the 1960s and early 1970s. a time when big decisions are being made and big plots are being hatched and we're going to hear a little bit of that day. and we're going to start with mark who is going to talk to us a little bit about what the white house tapes tell us about endless wars, something that is incredibly -- as you could imagine. and the chairman of the presidential recordings program and the

are joining me now is number and nicky executive director at african monitor in johannesburg now my thanks for your time the number of infected people in africa increased by 50 percent last week the death toll increased by around 60 percent to those numbers point to africa becoming the new the center for the corona pandemic. hi anthony thank you so much for having me on this evening so i think we need to be clear that when we're talking about epicenter as usually we talk about countries we've talked about china eataly we talked about america so it's not possible for 54 countries to become an epicenter i think that we significantly concerned as the african continent that we don't have the capacity yet to manage the spread of the disease but surely there are countries that are going to experience that crisis much higher death than other countries and i think that also it's good to kind of lead conceptualize that properly to say ok right now just over 20000 people have been infected that's compared to you know 2200000 across the globe i believe that african countries have been sweet and very

nicky trimmed mine about a week and a half ago.is once you've taken this way, just taking that last half inch and go into, that way. it allows you to be slightly more idiot proof, you can ta ke slightly more idiot proof, you can take parts of it, you are taking every other here because that's what they are doing, you don't get these sudden chunks, i'm keen for people whether they are using clippers, clippers with guards or any other method, try and use thinning scissors to blend things through and i think that what's often a lot of the bad stuff that we are seeing.“ you are cutting a french, do not attempt to cut it wet, when it dries it will rise up so you will end up with a look that is much shorter.l lot of people have cow slicks and lumps and bumps and you need to see it in its natural state. i cut mine wet last week. sorry! you mentioned the grey, that will be concern for a lot of people, any quick tips, anything people can do? the obvious thing, if you know your formula and you know the brand and it's really about the techniq

. >> nickie gabriel said she will comply in the hopes it will speed the end of the pandemic. >> wishing this will all pass soon so everybody can go back to normal and see everybody's beautiful smiling faces. >> reporter: now, the mayor wants to make sure you don't rush out and buy 95 masks, but anything like this homemade mask my mother made or scarf or bandanna will meet the ordinance, she wants to get the city out of crisis mode as soon as she can >> thank you, andrea. in san jose nurses are making a controversial plan for services. they are standing safely apart outside the hca's regional medical center. the center plans to take away the services and instead send those patients to good samaritan. nurses worry that will put thousands at risk, especially during pregnancy. >> that's about 15 miles away and this is a small town, 15 miles doesn't seem to be much, but where we live, that could take up to 45 minutes and probably will get worse. and what a lot of people don't realize is we don't know if that baby inside mom will have 45 minutes to live. >> the facility says the decision has

joining me now is florida's commissioner of agriculture and consumer services, nicky frooed, she hasto this for failing to lead. commissioner, the governor says when he first started on this, said look, it is not affecting everyone in the state, statewide order doesn't make any sense, and he then said, you know, it's important that people be able to religiously observe. what do you see as wrong with the approach he is taking here? >> obviously, i've been very critical of his approach to all of this, you know, i called on a shutdown, almost two weeks prior to him initiating it, and it is just dangerous. we were a piece-mealing approach throughout the entire time, and that's just not how the state of florida works. we needed the shutdown. and to now allow for churches to stay open, look, we certainly are all sympathetic of everybody wanting their religious opportunities, i celebrated passover, via zoom, with my family on wednesday night, and this is a time for us all to take this seriously. >> are you worried about that specifically, it does seem like the religious exemption which he e

that's nicky >> jimmy: oh, wow.h, no nick and winston these are great names. you're beautiful, dog, oh my gosh >> that's the confused stare that we get. that's the very same >> jimmy: was nick doing yoga? >> oh, yeah. we've been practicing family yoga [ laughter ] nicky and winston and i are a little bit new, but we've been learning some moves do you guys ever do yoga together >> jimmy: me and -- me and my dog? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, sorry. i' never done yoga with a my dog, no you know, my wife and ds i've never seen it before. >> i mean, you want to learn a a move >> jimmy: sure, i could totally learn a move >> it's like the most obvious one. here, do you have some space over there >> jimmy: not really, but i can make space >> yeah, come on we'll show you our very best downward dog [ laughter ] >> jimmy: a downward dog with the dog. all right. >> come here, nick all right. come here. >> jimmy: come here, gary. >> ready >> jimmy: come on. come on gary >> oh. >> jimmy: i'm right here >> did you say gary? >> jimmy: ye

something so please forgive you, but i want to thank, pauline, shannon, emily, angel, becky, rachel, nickyn't mind if i mention in particular two nurses who stood by my bedside for 48 hours when things could have gone either way. they are jenny from new zealand, from the south island to be exact, and luis from portugal, near porto. the reason in the end my body did start to get enough oxygen was because, for every second of the night, they we re for every second of the night, they were watching me, and they were thinking and they were caring and making the interventions i needed. so, that is howl making the interventions i needed. so, that is how i also know that, across this country, 24—hour today, for every second of every hour, there are hundreds of thousands of nhs staff who are acting with the same care and thought and precision asjenny same care and thought and precision as jenny and luis. same care and thought and precision asjenny and luis. that is why same care and thought and precision as jenny and luis. that is why we will defeat this coronavirus, and defeat it together. we will

and then my 15-year-old, nicky, reminded me that he had just done 20. then, dad. >> thank you, zach. >> i got zach in my corner. a generous four. >> come on, dad. >> we'll see how many they can do when they've raised three kids. >> and that's just pushups. >> it just gets worse. shouldn't you pay less when you use less data? now you can. because xfinity mobile gives you more flexible data. you can choose to share data between lines, mix with unlimited, or switch it up at any time. all on the most reliable wireless network. which means you can save money without compromising on coverage. get more flexible data, the most reliable network, and more savings. plus, get $300 off when you buy a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. that's simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >>> long live the drive-in move ethanks in part to social distancing during a pandemic. these dublin neighbors are getting creative in their cul-de-sac tonight. they've decided to turn friday nights into drive-in movie night. and tonight's feature. >> when was the last time y

in the german language and not often this leads me to take a bus to nicky to entrap the flavor you want to know their story the muslims are fighting and for a little information for margaret. bike . oh. my god says i was sued for the russian soul. still. so many different walks of life some are on and on glee twilight but all of that comes straight from the heart looking for a c.e.o. who can afford the morning television the march. from the 1st of the logs to their final resting place the russians are doing w documentary. every journey begins with the 1st step and. every language with the 1st word published in the. nico is in germany to learn german why not learn with him simple online on your mobile and free. d w z e learning course nikos for a german meeting to see. our land when is the right time to start using a coronavirus lockdown as germans enjoy a sunny easter weekend that tempt them to break the rules of the country's most prestigious science academies rec.

international with me nicky aaron well let's begin with the latest figures on covert 19 the global pandemic is still raging with 2700000 cases now confirmed and the number of fate toiletries has surpassed 191000 but over 750000 people have recovered. well current a virus that isn't the only thing that spreading during this pandemic conspiracy theories about the origins of covert 19 have swung to the internet more pay looks at why they gaining so much traction. the coronavirus pandemic is opening up weird new horizons for online conspiracy theorists the virus was bioengineered in a lab by scientists to be used as a weapon or a form of population control this is a theory the form of politician bronwyn bishop has also suggested it is to get rid of nonproductive chinese in the chinese community in the words of george that is who should be eliminated. so they don't have to be free but it's getting beyond just talk hashtags don't your hospital is saying that the corona virus is just a big hoax and urging people to come out of lockdown nothing going on here not burn up and go on armed. chanting so

this is nicki.room in essex and the gigs are now virtual. can you give me an idea of how life in nadine's spare room compares to life globe—trotting as a singer? i actuallyjust feel like i'm one of the family right now. it'sjust like i'm one of the kids. how is it having an international singer in the spare room, nadine? it's actually quite cool. sometimes she's doing her concerts at, like, midnight. and the next door neighbours are like, "is nicki going to be singing again tonight?" take care, both of you. look after each other. thank you. you'll be back singing outside of essex soon, i'm sure of it. you're going to sing a little something for you. go, do it. # what the world needs now is love, sweet love...# it's friendship and family which is keeping people going, new bonds as well as old ties, homes, like these, safe harbours across the land. i love so many things, lovely stories. do get in touch with us if you have ended up perhaps with unusual circumstances because, you know, we are all affect

international with me nicky aaron and let's begin with the latest figures on covert 19 since the outbreak of the new virus in december last year over 2500000 have been infected with aids the number of fatalities currently stands at over 178. 1000 but more than 701000 people have managed to recover from the deadly disease. thing. the u.k.'s health secretary has responded to allegations that medical staff are being ganged to saying they are free to raise their concerns during the pandemic and i thought to an n.h.s. trust issued new social media guidelines to its stars outlining a list of topics to avoid it all 6 them to refrain from tweeting about political issues including shortages of p.p. and testing kits but stocks are encouraged to praise the n.h.s. his hard work on voluntary and initiatives mental health campaign a terence o'shea sees the situation will affect the role of frontline workers. it's not a couple instance that guidelines were issued by probably a mental health trust in the united kingdom with the west reputation and the worse relationship between workers and management. it

international with me nicky air and let's begin with the latest figures on covert 19 the global pandemic is still raging with 2600000 cases confirmed and the number of lives claims by coronavirus has now reached 185000 but a total of 729000 people have recovered. european leaders are back at the negotiating table table albeit we're mostly via video link for another round of discussions on a package to address the economic impact of the pandemic an agreement already approved by finance ministers is expected to be reached on a 500000000000 euro lifeline for the block but deep disagreements between certain member states could still in the rail the talks of the final hurdle peter oliver has the detail. but we can expect out of these talks low is some statement some result at the end this is an aftershock of the shell the european council president said he wouldn't be pushing for a joint statement from all of the heads of government which proved to be such a problem last time after italy said there was no way they were going to put their name to a statement that they were they were they had c

home it might keep them safe from infection but there are other risks they all have to deal with as nicky gavron explains. with billions of people around the world now in some kind of looked down there is growing concern that the psychological toll of such measures could prompt a new global crisis a mental health one if we see it coming and we start thinking about it and we start thinking about how well you can tackle that most effectively we've got a very good chances of mitigating and this is. a huge health crisis which is the hands impacts not just on physical health as we've heard so much about recent weeks but also i think mental health in the weeks and months to come psychologists now say that people are increasingly seeking support to ask coronavirus forces them to stay home there's probably been about a 50 percent increase in the number of people looking for talking terror since the since quieting started in ireland anyway and it's because people are at home and people are out of time to think people are worried about the future well because of covert people are worried about thei

well i mean we know nicky that you know any communities i'm only communities live in some of the worst social economic and health outcomes from many minority countries you know and there is a high infection that rate we've seen from the other countries such as it really and spain in particular but those in underlying health issues those over the age of 60 are particularly at risk one of the factors we know salvation communities for example in the u.k. is very many of us live in intergenerational families and that poses real risks where you've got 3 generations living in a house so the younger generations may not feel the same pressure given the statistics and the data that's come up that call we will pose a risk to them but they certainly have respect to to the rest of their family members in particularly their parents and potentially their grandparents who may be living in the same household so seldom is just great to get your perspective as to appreciate that's and saddam hussein there talking to us from bradford in england thank you negate. now let's bring out of this a current of r

and my 15-year-old nicky who reminded me he had just done 20 and then, dead. >> come on, guys! let's go! >> that was a generous four. i asked the boys, you want me to spend less time in the kitchen cooking and more time at the pullup bar? dad, just stay in the kitchen. we like eating. >> you're feeding them too. >> yes. >> they're getting the muscle work there. >>> a good day to stay indoors, absolutely. and daren joins us now from theea >> stay in and work on that form a lit more. moff the talk to t r ent quickly mhe because tomorrow's rain is gonna be a little more xrifb and it'll be windier. that's a live look over san francisco officials. as far as rainfall tallies so far, look at the north bay, santa rosa, half an inch of rain. everybody else, about 0.05 on average. a very different story from one side of the bay area to the other today. but you can see how we are now playing catch-up for the central area right here. you guys are now getting some more measurable rain. so the numbers are coming up a not a whole lot. if we take a look at the current view and switch this now

. >> i would like to take a moment of silence to honor all those folks that nicky mentioned that we've lost this year. >> i came out when i was 18 as trans and grew up as gay in missoula, montana. so as you can imagine, it wasn't the safest environment for lgbt folks. i had a pretty supportive family. i have an identical twin, and so we really were able to support each other. once i moved away from home and started college, i was really able to recognize my own value and what i had to offer, and i think that for me was one of the biggest challenges is kind of facing so many barriers, even with all the privilege and access that i had. it was how can i make sure that i transform those challenges into really helping other people. we're celebrating transgender awareness month, and within that, we recognize transgender day of remembrance, which is a memorial of those that we have lost due to transgender violence, which within the last year, 2019, we've lost 22 transgender folks. think all but one are transgender women of color who have been murdered across the country. i think it's importan

>>well, it's looking great the sun will definitely come out tomorr grande and nicki after a very gloomy started by karl the fog already out there in full force this evening st a friendly reminder today is saturday april 11th for those of you lost track nightly reminder here on kron 4 news and here's a live look outside dense low and high cloud ver widespread low to mi50's out there right now. and overnight temperatures will actuly be a few degrees rmer than last night. thanks tobig blanket of low and high cloud cover so long the bay area's shoreline cooling down into the low 50's with widespread mid to upper 40' as you make your way inland but we are going to notice clear conditions finally so your easter sunday outlook, looking great by tomorw afternoon near average temperetures are going o be about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than where we were toy low 60's alg the coast, themid 60's. throughout the east bay shoreline with widesprealow 70's to mid 70's as you make yo way in london taking a look ahead at your full 10 at 10 forecast. we are tracng warmer weather for the next couple of days a

for the beginning of the week >>either grande and nicki yet sunday april th this evening and let's take a ve look outside downtown san francisco, spifically in south market. we're noticing arriving a little bit earlier ahead of our weakstorm set to start ouyour rk week and bay area forecast on monday on a cooler know and also temperatures out there right now mid to upper 50's already seeing that strong sea breeze influence taking in with overnight lows cooler than last night, widespread upper 40'sand low 50's with mid 40's for those new parts of the north bay like santa rosa and nap and wake-up planner forestis going to show us mostly cloudy skies for most of the bay area after a very cloudy start and temperatures about 5 degrees below average stormtracker 4 tracking some storms off the oast and we are going to notice the future cast for overall showing a drying trend for most of our monday with so light drizzle to startout your morning but as you can see for those of you in the nortbay specifically and santa rosa we could actually get a self warm very unstable atmosphere where we could

i want to thank po ling, shannon and emily and angel and connie and becky and rachael and nicky and anni hope they won't mind in particular two nurses who stood by my bedside for 48 hours when things could have gone either way, jenny from new zealand and luis from portugal, near porto. in the end, my body did start to get enough oxygen was because for every second of the night they were watching and they were thinking and they were caring and making the interventions i needed. so that's how i also know that across this country, 24 hours a day, for every second of every hour, there are hundreds of thousands of nhs staff who are acting with the same care and thought and precision as jenny and luis. that's why we'll defeat this coronavirus and defeat it together. we'll win. because our nhs is the beating heart of this country. it's the best of this country. it's unconquerable. it's powered by love. so, thank you from me. from all of us, to the nhs, let's remember to follow the rules on social distancing, stay at home. protect our nhs. and save lives. thank you and happy easter. >> all righ

>>hi there grande and nicki and yet this is going tobe e biggest and brightest permoon for the rest of the year sohead out and enjoy it bigger and brighter than he superman that we had last month in march now thisis not known as theteam's superman and th reason why is unfortunately not going to turn the color pink in fact, it's named after teen flowers that usually bloom during this time of year in the month of april, but it is absolutely going to be a spectacular sight greateather conditions out there a lot of clear so head out and joy it because we're going to notice that wil move all the way through thursday morning, let's take a lo at our rain summary outlook, thanks to those april showers that we had that started saturday through yesterday we're now 40 to 50% of average or rain totals this year in the bay area today's daytime ighs thing so that extra sunshine warming up the double digits rit about time of year and we're this noticing clear skies out there right now the east bay over berkeley, so please send me an kron 4 news you're superman picks as we must to show them on air and

>>hi there grande and nicki and yet we're getting a taste of summer out there right now in the bay areaar skies marine layer nowhere in sight because of those northerly winds that help warm us up 5 to 15 degrees above average and still in the 70's for those of you in novato and conquer so certainly feeling the heat out there today, santa rosa, not that far behind 68 degrees low 60's for those of you in downtown san francisco and hayward but even cooler than that happened a 55 degrees as you step outside for your thursday night so many of you may not even need a sweater and if you do a light one at that overnight lows tonight very similar to yesterday low to mid 50's and let's take a look at your warmer and drier microplane friday forecast because we're going to be about 10 to 15 degrees above average with even our coastal areas, warming up into the mid 60 by downtown san francisco, flirting with 70's for those of you have to be at 69 degrees low 70's from brisbane all the way into burlingame and 76 degrees for san mateo mount you though 79 degrees with whites from low to mid 80's or tho

>>either grande and nicki yeah let's take a live look outside we are noticing that increasing that deepening marine layer out their cooling down temperatures pretty significantly widespread 50's and 60's turning into the 40's and 50's for overnight lows. so it is going to be warmer tonight, thanks to that blanket of cloud cover during the overnight hours but tomorrow's daytime highs are going to notice that stronger sea breeze cooling down temperatures even more to near average for downtown san francisco 64 degrees happened they also in the mid 60's. we will wake up to a lot of cloud cover but expect some clearing by the afternoon burlingame 65 degrees in south san francisco warming up into the low 60's for you upper 60's for foster city, but 59 degrees for your thursday afternoon highs, the widespread low to mid 70's in the south bay, san jose 75 degrees has no pete us and as we head into the east bay we are going to notice overall wind speeds on the breezy side 15 miles per hour less dublin, 74 degrees union city 72 degrees with the widespread mid to upper 60's dropping east bay shoreline

. >> nicky smith has spent 14 years at safari west, and says those in the animal world are well aware of what is called zoo-notic deed, those spread from humans to animals and vice-versa which includes flu types and infections among other things. >> it is something that we actually train for. >> and it may look like just another day feeding the giraffes, but they have sprayed this area down, all of the handles right here, and the light switches, in an attempt to be extra cautious. they're also using gloves when feeding, sanitizer for handles and doors when entering and exiting habitats, using foot bath stations when going into or coming out of those areas. >> so we are taking every possible precaution. >> all in an effort to avoid the spread of a virus like covid-19. in santa rosa, jr stone, abc news. >>> officials with the bronx zoo say there is no evidence that animals played a role in the transmission of covid-19 to people. other than the possible initial transmission at a food market in china. they add that there is no evidence that a person in the u.s. has been infected by an ani

degrees and we're getting that mark right now ap is 9 o'clock hour for your monday april 27 grande and nicki low 60's right now in downtown san francisco and 57 degrees for half moon bay, widespread 60's and 70's as you make your way inland so still tracking a very warm air mass and the winner out there this evening abbado double digit warming right now on a count of those warm diablo winds also known as offshore winds and we're really going to feel it tomorrow because we're going to warm up about 10 to 20 degrees above average and overnight lows tonight will stay on the mild side we're tracking widespread mid 50's for tonight, tomorrow's daytime highs warming up into the upper 80's and low 90's as you make your way and went antioch 90 degrees santa rosa, not that far behind at 88 mid 80's for those of you in san jose and upper 70's along the east bay shoreline like oakland and hayward downtown san francisco, 7 degrees above average warming up to 71 degrees but we're going to notice a gradual cool down after tuesday. so our summer like temperatures will be a very short lived because we're tr

i mean, we are getting ready to go to camp david and he calmed everybody down, "nicky, we are going to yankee stadium to the world series." and i forgot the yankees were in the world series. and we would tease each other, as being a big yankee fan. but as we were preparing to go, new york city -- i mean, we had all forces to assist, all the resources, and those that get a chance to watch the espn documentary will see, you know, just the behind-the-scenes stress and the build-up, and everyone in the stadium, you know, had gone through metal detectors. i think billy crystal was already clear, hey, if i have to get to the world series and we have to go through metal detectors, we're going to do it. >> yeah. >> it was a unique time. the planning was, you know, it was difficult, because we're -- it was an extremely stressful period. you have the world series and major league baseball going on. but you have the president of the united states goi ining nott to the stadium but going to the field, to the mound to throw out the first pitch. so it was -- the planning between new york city support

>>a check on the weather or greece or i drink is standing by >>either grande and nicki has huge game changer with the latest model runs as far as upcoming rain goes but om now until then enjoy the warm and dry forecast temperatures out therright now widespread 50's and 60's d overnight lows tonight, we'll be in the 40's and 50's d wake-up planner forecast is actuay going to show temperatures cooling wn 5 to 10 degrees along the coast and along the bay but 're still going to be about 5 degreeabove average and barred syria valley still in the mid to upper 70's and even low 80's 5 to 10 degrees above average there which tomorrow's daytime highs, widesprd 70's, but could see some light scattered showers thursday to friday mainly along the coast and it looks like that dismal storm that i was tracking sunday night or monday could tap into some subtropical moisture according to the latest model run ll the way through monday. possibly bringing us an atmospheric river into the bay area. no word yet on rain totals, but definitely a game chger there according to the last models so until then en

nicky asks this -- >> well, we say that because coronaviruses are typically part of the cause of the common cold. coronaviruses and rhino viruses. we have a cold and flu season that drops off in the summer and comes back in the fall. the reason it drops off in the summer, it has something to do with temperature and humidity, but we have longer sunlight hours. uv is a natural disinfectant that activates both coronaviruses. she's right about the vaccine. we have a minimum of a year to 18 months to see a vaccine. so don't put yourself in the vaccine being an end to this. that being said, we can expect to see a resurgence of the virus in the fall. i think everyone would probably free that we will see that resurgence in the fall. so we have to focus our efforts in the summer and getting testing, replenishing the stockpiles of masks and getting ready for the second wave of the virus in the fall. >> another one from facebook -- >> let me start with the relapse. so some recent studies in animal models, studies have shown they can't be reinfected in the laboratory. so there is hope that there

. >> up next, nicky van hitower on her book. their opinions were just as strong. as a discriminatory act of the women of houston and i that do everything in my power to organize my own recent number 60 and elect more sensitive and people to replace you. that was women who want all rights, do not need any spokesman for them for they are making themselves heard loud and clear about abortions, lesbianism and homosexuality remember, the church apple pie, morales and motherhood made the country. >> it gives us a chance to do what we are supposed to do, you know, freedom. equal rights. she doesn't represent many. >> why not? >> well, i don't believe the things that she spouses. >> you think you are doing just fine without her? >> i'm not saying that we don't need her but she doesn't represent me. one thing can be said right now, no one in city government can remember any single issue that has ever caused so much public response. >> what's it like being a feminist in texas in the 1970's? >> well, i suppose if you kept your mouth shut it wouldn't be bad, you met with peop

>>either grande and nicki let's take a live look outside along golden gate bridge because we're tracking some pretty mild temperatures out there right now at this 10 o'clock since the 11 o'clock hour we're noticing that marine there well last into the coast and temperatures out there right now cooling down into the upper 50's along the bay area coastlines low to mid and upper 60's as you make your way inland with overnight lows. just dipping into mid 50. so it is going to be a warmer night out there in the bay area and tomorrow's daytime highs near e 10 to 20 degrees above average so we could see some possible record breaking heat in the forecast as we start to end april words, widespread 80's and even some 90's as you make your way inland. but 60's and 70's along the coast and along the bay but changes this weekend overall saturday it is going to be a cooler saturday afternoon with an increase in cloud cover and light scattered showers making its way into the bay area coming more widespread by sunday afternoon and exiting shortly before 5 o'clock sunday evening and rain totals look to b

and then, along those lines, with resources, nicky, maybe you can help us with this -- sorry, dr. ford. are these resources that we're sharing with families, at this point, are they available in spanish? >> that's a great question. and so space two is being launched tomorrow, and it's activities for young students at home. it's going to be shared in more and more languages. one of the things that we recognize as we try to do what other districts do, a lot of this is focused on our prioritizing communities that don't speak english, the websites that they're directed to are only in english. we want to make sure that the things that we're putting on our sites for families to access definitely takes into consideration the diversity of the communities that we serve. if the content of the website is in other languages itself, as well as are the various activities also focused on the needs of -- or serving the babies who speak multiple languages. so we tend to have a lot more resources that are addressing the needs of english learners, as well as an e.s.l. or e.d.l. component, and then t

>>yeah, absolutely beautiful springtime weather this weekend grande and nicki let's take a quick check out my stand home forecast that will also include your 10 at 10 forecast as well today's daytime highs right about where we should be this time of year widespread 60's downtown san francisco, though the coolest location just because of that cool sea breeze 2 degrees below average warming up to just 61 degrees today, but the winner conquered one degree above normal 70 degrees for your friday afternoon eyes and here's a live look outside from south mark and you can see the intercontinental hotel lit up with a heart shape during this coronavirus pandemic getting bay area residents really nice. in atmosphere and conditions this evening in stormtracker 4 out there right now very dry clear and calmer conditions, especially for downtown san francisco, pretty gusty winds. but now a little bit breezy out there right now future cast is going to show thanks to the return of that cool sea breeze we are going to notice that high cloud cover actually getting pushed inland for your saturday morning

nicky asks this -- i've heard this could become a seasonal virus. is that possible? if it could take up to 18 months for viable vaccine, what could that mean going forward next 1 1/2 years? what can she expect? >> well, we say that because coronaviruses are typically part of the cause of the common cold. coronaviruses and rhino viruses. we have a cold and flu season that drops off in the summer and comes back in the fall. the reason it drops off in the summer like dr. fauci mentioned, it has something to do with temperature and humidity, but we have longer sunlight hours. uv is a natural disinfectant inactivates viruses and bacteria, including coronaviruses. we're outdoors more. she's right about the vaccine. we have a minimum of a year to 18 months to see a vaccine. so don't put yourself in the vaccine being an end to this. that being said, we can expect to see a resurgence of the virus in the fall. i think everyone would probably unanimously agree that we will see that resurgence in the fall. so we have to focus our efforts in the summer and getting testing up ever

and then, along those lines, with resources, nicky, maybe you can help us with this -- sorry, dr. ford. are these resources that we're sharing with families, at this point, are they available in spanish? >> that's a great question. and so space two is being launched tomorrow, and it's activities for young students at home. it's going to be shared in more and more languages. one of the things that we recognize as we try to do what other districts do, a lot of this is focused on our prioritizing communities that don't speak english, the websites that they're directed to are only in english. we want to make sure that the things that we're putting on our sites for families to access definitely takes into consideration the diversity of the communities that we serve. if the content of the website is in other languages itself, as well as are the various activities also focused on the needs of -- or serving the babies who speak multiple languages. so we tend to have a lot more resources that are addressing the needs of english learners, as well as an e.s.l. or e.d.l. component, and then t

nicky morgan, thank you forjoining us. and sent their best wishes. speaking from the white house, the us president donald trump said all americans were praying for borisjohnson's recovery. i also want to send best wishes to a very good friend of mine, and a friend to our nation, prime minister boris johnson. we are very saddened to hear that he was taken into intensive care this afternoon, a little while ago, and americans are all praying for his recovery. he's been a really good friend, he is really something very special. strong, resolute, doesn't quit, doesn't give up. messages of support for the prime minister have been echoed across europe. the irish taoiseach, leo varadkar said boris johnson is in his thoughts, tweeting "we wish him a speedy recovery and a rapid return to health". france's president, emmanuel macron said he is sending his support to the british people at this difficult moment. and the german chancellor angela merkel wished boris johnson "much strength and a speedy recovery". for the first time since