and after the noon song have a meal at the church. this is a bowl of soup for those who want it and an opportunity to meet and chat. from the beginning of the catering was provided by a married couple from the parish. you can ensure we know most are so good to you both and it was his idea and i was immediately who's yesterday at the mention i think it's important that people seek and find a particular spirituality that they don't get in a normal church service and i think a little get together afterwards rounds it off doing good for both the body and the soul. because i consider. it we were very enthusiastic from the start and it worked putting it mildly we're very proud of their strife. there's a special energy in this church every saturday. the diocese doesn't provide financial support but they are enthusiastic helping us the costs are paid mainly out of the collection. the new song exists you will so not know the new song will only survive as long as there are people who attend the even the donations we receive every saturday don't

to start telling noon so what's special about noon song and as many things as mainly it's enjoyable and it's free good performers good music in a beautiful church with live music performed by 8 good singers and. the ensemble is the brainchild of conductor and quiet must as stefan show. 7th especially new simple concept has been living is a choral ensemble of professional singers so we have 8 singers because the interesting music is often written for 8 voices this week so 8 is a very good number for this church is it so. but of course a professional singers can't commit themselves to saying every saturday so we have a pool of 36 from which we can always draw 8 singers sing assist and they could hear the things. the check shit hole in the song and plant since very large and likely some people think it's beautiful others find it strange opinion and certainly different but it has its own atmosphere. new song is a form of church service but apart from a short reading there are new spoken words. everything is son including the prayers including the lord's prayer. i think that's very special b

going down to 12 noon every saturday it's time for newman song. it's refreshing it focuses me a kind of meditation what does the demand is becoming a fixed part of my week stand because it's so beautiful girls and for. this. new song is a short church service mostly sung at a very high standard for many it's a spiritual as well as the musical experience. when relict of course there are wonderful churches in the city and things happen there that some people can't even imagine. going on the. earth and it. was. her. response event to standing as a vocal ensemble made up of professional singers. they perform for free on saturdays because they love the project it's a creative challenge every new song service is unique. it's going to. be. clicking this one my usually get a score on the weekend before so we have time to prepare a lot of the 8 singers don't meet up until friday evening when they were harassed for 2 or 3 hours and then again from 10 on half cost the next morning. and then it's time. to spare telemundo what's special about noon song as many

that's expected to happen at noon today. of course we'll bring you those updates throughout the day, online as well as we're hoping to bring you a special report as it docks at the port of oakland. >> we're watching stocks as well, the precipitous selloff on wall street this morning. the dow still down more than 7%. the next circuit breaker is set for 13%. if trading drops below 13, there's 13% selloff, then market trade willing shut down once again for 15 minutes. so lots of talk about this one. of course coronavirus, but mostly talk about oil. >>> and we're also talking about the weather, which is just fantastic. >> it's beautiful out there, temperatures warming up. we have more nice weather. we may have a few showers in between especially for the south bay. we're watching for a bigger storm system set to move in for the weekend. of course it will bring in cooler air and may bring in more significant rain than we've already seen. >> we definitely need it. let's let you look at that visual of the "grand princess" coming int

the call center opened from 9:30 to noon and then 1:00 to 5:00 week days. also a community meeting tonight at 6:00 at the office of education in san rafael. >>> facebook is continuing to crack down on some content amid the coronavirus outbreak. banning advertisements for medical face masks. facebook says it's an attempt to prevent people from using the platform to exploit people's concerns about coronavirus. the ban goes into effect over the next few days. facebook earlier banned ads for products that could prevent coronaviru major league baseball is going to address the coronavirus outbreak. hold a conference call with all the owners. so far indications are the league will play its games as scheduled with opening day a little less than tri tgsoin an forida. players have been cautioned about interacting with fans and the potential expoesher sure to virus. >>> we sent out the conference to get it live all the coronavirus updates on the go install the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts. >>> 5:08 this monday. let's take a look at some monday temperatures. l

the upper chamber will try again today when they gaveling at noon eastern with the remote schedule for just after majority mcconnell's opening remarks. watch the senate live on our company network c-span 2. -- companion network c-span tubing. we will take you back to the final minutes of the coronavirus briefing with andrew cuomo. the food delivery workers, the pharmacy workers, all of those people who have to go out and do their job, right? so the legislature will do their job for the executives will do their job. we will pass a budget. and not just a budget. we will pass a budget and address the policy items that we laid out and we discussed because it is not just about passing a budget and the numbers. there are many policy initiatives that i laid out back in january and we are going to pursue all of them. the only caveat was if you have a really complex issue that ofmally would require weeks nuanced detailed negotiation to do it right, that we won't do it . because i don't want to pass any bills that are not really intelligent that i did not -- that i didn't have to come back in de

now for our bay and inland neighborhoods, 69 at noon. back down to the and vote. >> good morning, everyone. we're checking out mass transit. they are all on time right now. bart has 32 trains running at the moment. i want to let you know about the explain lane project. and live picture right now showing you emery vil as the headlights make their way. moving over now to walnut creek, a live look at voter heers in california and 3:00 other states come to the polls today and it comes amid a show of unity. abc news reporter joins us now live from virginia. one of the super tuesday states. >> good morning, 14 states and one u.s. territory all voting odd as part of super tuesday. over 1700 delegates are at play. >> just hours before the biggest contest of the primary season, joe biteen getting a major boost. pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar both dropping out and endorsing joe biden. >> he reminds me of my son, beau. >> his landslide win reshaping the race as the parties moderates seem ready to come together to stop bernie sanders from winning

watch the senate starting at noon eastern on c-span two.he associated press this morning captured at the situation on capitol hill. trump administration officials and congressional leaders struggled monday to finalize the nearly $2 trillion economic rescue package as the coronavirus crisis deepened. even as president trump seem to suggest that he had qualms about extending the current 15 day suggested such down -- shut down. trump officials and congressional leaders in the meantime were to resume talks this morning at nine after working through the night on the massive $2 trillion economic rescue plan. democrats had derailed the plans sunday night, arguing it was tilted toward corporations and did too little to help workers and health care providers. you can read more at ap news.com. to follow the federal response to the coronavirus outbreak at www.c-span.org/coronavirus. track the spread through the u.s. on the world with interactive maps and charts. watch briefings and hearings with public health specialists any time, unfiltered at www.c-

as we head throughout thet the noon. 61 is when the sea breeze kicks in. 71 to 73 at noon. 75 to 78 at0. still mid 60s at 7:00. how about the commute this morning. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you very much. good morning. it's 5:30 right now. we're checking in on mass transit. ferries running with no delays. b.a.r.t. has 28 trains on the tracks. all of them on time. ace 1 and ace 3 are on time. this is 880 at the coliseum, nice and clear. also looks like we have is your we start with the dramatic super turnaround for joe biden. >> after his campaign was on the brink of collapse a few weeks ago the former vice president had a big night winning states in the east and south. but here in california, senator bernie sanders is leading with more than 30% of the vote. the associated press has called the race for him but it's not clear how many delegates sanders will claim from california because ballots are still being counted. former vice president joe biden is in second place with 24% of the vote. these numbers show 76% of precincts reporting. >>> senator sanders won four states on super t

east bay, 53 at 7:00. 57 at noon. a couple hours of temperatures around 60 degrees. 54 this evening. our last stop is san francisco, we were 74 two days ago, yesterday. we were about 58. today mid to upper 50s out there. that's it under a mostly cloudy sky. rain is coming in tonight. it will stop our streak at 38 days. i'll have an hour-by-hour look at that coming up. jobina? >> thank looking at our overall map and the conditions on our roads. friday we don't expect major slowdowns around 4:38 and we don't have one. a live look at the san mateo bridge. beginning to see some traffic for this time of the morning. light condition s in the south bay, this is 280. tracy to dublin, slowdown there, 33 minutes for that drive time. 13 minutes from antioch to concord, and san rafael to san francisco, 15-minute ride. we'll be back with more news, weathe you know, the happiest place on earth, but... have you flown the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy? or channeled your inner jedi? you gotta love that... have you raced through r

run through what will happen today when the senate adjourns at noon? reconvenes, excuse me. guest: there will be three votes, the first two will be majority threshold, 51 senators and that may be difficult because there are five republicans that are currently self-quarantined because rand paul tested positive for coronavirus. those first two votes will happen at noon and shortly after, some boats up and held open for half an hour or so to make sure senators are not getting close to each other. you cannot do vote by videoconference or anything like that. finally, the third vote will be a redo of the boat from yesterday and be a vote to end debate -- to begin debate on the package and give another 30 hours of debate on this trillion dollar plus package. that would essentially kick the vote to later this week. we don't expect passage today but to tent -- but potentially some procedural events months to make sure the package gets out of the senate to the house and eventually to the president's desk. host: any lawmakers saying they are concerned about taking a final vote later in

kron 4 sarah stinson she's awaiting its arrival and sarah with now confirmation that should dock at noon we should see it pass under the bridge sometime during the 11 o'clock hour. >>james that's right. it's going to be going right here underneath the golden gate bridge passing san francisco and heading to the port of oakland, this ship is the one that as you said as 21 people in fact to the coronavirus 19 of which are crew members and to our passengers and everybody on the board i mean everybody 3500 people they have to go under a 14 day quarantine so stunning to be quite a process that could take 2 to 3 you can see a map of in oakland they will be brought where it will dock this has raised some concern about exposure to the public. but governor gavin newsome and mayor of oakland libby schaaf says emphasize that no single person will be able to just walk off into the public an expose others. >>there are over 900 californians on board those passengers will be prioritized and brought to travis air force base in fairfield 4 of the corn team others will be taken to a miramar air force and a

at noon. >> reconvenes, excuse me me. >> i made the same mistake earlier. there will be three votes. the first two will be voter threshold, 51 senators. now, that may be difficult are fivehere republicans that are currently self-quarantined because one, paul, did test positive for coronavirus and so those first two votes will at noon, and then shortly after some of these votes have been held open for as long as surean hour to make senators aren't too close together in an institution where you can't do vote by video conference. it's not quite as advanced as washington journal. and then the third vote which the vote from of yesterday. debate be a vote to end on the -- or to begin debate on the package, it would give hours of debate on this trillion dollar plus and that would essentially kick a final passage vote to sometime later this week. we're not expecting passage today, but certainly, potentially some procedural advancements that are important to making sure the package gets senate to the house and eventually to the president's desk. >> any lawmakers tel

low to mid 60s from noon through 5:00. i'll have a timeframe of how much rain to expect on our storm coming up. jobina? >> thank you, mike. it's 5:09. we are looking at mass transit. the ferries are on time. b.a.r.t. has 11 trains out and about. ace 1 also there with no delays. good time for mass transit. looking live right now at the bay bridge, smooth traffic going across here. no meetering lights yet. moving over to the richmond-san rafael bridge, we are seeing lighter traffic as people make their way to the toll plaza there. we have a slow down, tracy to dublin, 35 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, about 14 minutes. and highway 101 to cupertino, 14 minutes as well. >> thanks. >>> coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. >> you heard the phrase community spread, meaning people are getting infected with the coronavirus without traveling to high-risk zones. next, practical advice to protect yourself. >>> and even the force may feel >>> it is 5:13. here's 7 things to know today. number one, test results

it happened at noon yesterday in palo alto on a store on middlefield road. the clerk was not hurt. >>> peninsula hospital may be ks to try to save it. talks to sell it have stalled. its owners say the hospital may be forced next week. in a exchange, the hospital's bankruptcy attorney talked about the challenge of finding a buyer. >> if i have idea to help us, we're open. >> really look in the mirror and figure out how you're going to sell this to a hospital buyer. >> at tomorrow's meetings, supervisors will debate having the county buy a hospital if a buyer cannot be secured. >>> riders can now pay for parking by phone. this is through the b.a.r.t. official app. antioch, west oakland, hayward, south san francisco, el cerrito and del norte are the stations, but b.a.r.t. plans to expand it to all stations by the end of the year. you can play with credit card, debit card, venmo or paypay. >>> next here on "today in the bay," from campbell's soup to amazon, the delays you can expect, and a warning. >>> making a royal exit. the overseas event harry and meghan wil

the senate is set to vote on that at noon.n the markets going forward. >>> major hospitals here in the bay area are asking for donations for personal protective equipment. you can drop off gloves, masks and other items at one of ucsf locations or stanford. >>> you can see a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures in the low 40s to around 50. cooler than it was yesterday but not as wet. temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s. >> number six we're checking in traffic at the bay bridge. nobody is on the road. bearical barely anyone there. >>> tito is going to produce 24 tons of hand sanitizer. still testing but plans to give away the hand sanitizer for free. >> for hands only, do not drink. people need to know. clearly. >> although in this time of need, we also can have the actual titos next to it, as well. >> still making that. >> if you're of age (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real ch

eventually this ship is scheduled to dock at the port of oakland around noon today .ard, 3500 people, about one thousand of them are from california . california residents here . we know there are at least 21 corona virus cases on board this ship . 19 of them are staff members and some people are saying they'll be bussed or flown to military bases and those who need medical care will be sent to a healthcare facility somewhere in the state . the grand princess making its way toward san francisco bay . again, expected to arrive at the port of oakland around noon today and we'll track the ship making its way into the area. >> containment procedures to stop the spread of the global outbreak as we wait for the latest docking here at the port of oakland. >> governments around the world stepping up their containment efforts as they keep spreading and in almost 100 countries . here in the u.s., the pace of the infections is accelerating and more than 400 confirmed cases in dozens of states . they're now considering regional lockdowns like those in china if the virus keeps spr

news at noon. the bold and the beautiful is next. everyone, have a great afternoon. ♪ >> katie: thank you. >> donna: you're welcome. >> katie: there you go. >> bill: thank you. >> katie: i want you to try-- just try--to be on your best behavior tonight, okay? >> bill: i'm here, aren't i? >> katie: i know, yes, and i'm grateful for that, and you don't have to give a toast or anything, but brooke and ridge are very excited about this reunion, and we should be, too. okay? [ glasses clink ] >> ridge: hey. >> donna: oh. >> ridge: thanks for doing this. this is a great party. >> donna: oh, i'll be sure to tell pam you said that. >> steffy: pam and charlie are out of town. >> donna: mm-hmm.

governor newsom is speaking at noon. he will lay out his plans for reinforcements for health care workers and could follow president trump's lead and extend california's shelter at home order through april. in the meantime bay area cases continue to surge. napa adding four more cases sunday bringing the total to 14. santa clara county now has surpassed 600 ses. at least 48 people in the bay area have now, sadly, died from the virus. >>> here in the u.s. there are more than 140,000 cases and more than 2,000 deaths. worldwide there are more than 700,000 cases and 34,000 deaths. right now we want to get a look at the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that for us. how is it looking for us? >>> it's looking pretty good. we got some rain over the weekend but not a lot. and so now today we are going to go back to dry weather for most of us. a chance of rain in the north bay. martinez will start out with temperatures in the low 50s and head up to about 60 degrees at noon today and a mix of sun and

also new at noon, eight quarantined alameda firefighters are being cleared for duty. they were exposed to another firefighter who tested positive for coronavirus. six of them have been cleared to return to work today. while the other two have pending clearancing and are expected to return within one week. >>> several testing sites for coronavirus have been set up around the bay area. it is important to note most require some form of prescreening. existing conditions or a doctor's order before a test will be given. nearly all the testing sites will require the patient meets cdc criteria and among them exposure to someone with a confirmed case of the illness, being 60 years or older or having chronic serious medical problems like heart disease, diabetes or lung disease or difficulty breathing or shortness of breath. for more details, and to find the testing sites, you can head to our website. that's kpix.com. >>> in santa clara county, a sixth death reported this morning. we learned it is a man in his 60s . the county still e bay area region for a number of cases. just

it is slated as daryn mentioned to dock at the port of oakland at around noon today so sometime during the 11 o'clock hour we'll likely see it passed under the golden gate bridge. and what great view of that is the location where kron 4 sarah stinson is standing by live in the city this morning, sarah. >>in the port of oakland is ready to go james they have buses standing by to have medical staff and the coast guard has been helping out a ton with this and until then what's come just a waiting game. they got the green light as you said and little dog there so we'll be seeing that cruise ship come right here underneath the golden gate bridge lot of people standing by waiting to see it for themselves people even ask me if they missed it or not. but we're standing by here waiting for a date is getting closer and closer and there's been some concern of people getting exposed from this because it is 21 people on board that have tested positive 19 or crew members and to our passengers and we've heard from passengers on there and they've come to explain how emotional and how much how stress t

this is from 9:00 to about noon today.nce we get into the afternoon, around 1:00, 2:00 3:00, there will be is a chance for scattered showers and small hail. a point in the day when we all get the best rain will be between 9:00 a.m. and noon. if you go to the totals on this, it is a little bit better than yesterday. we pick up about a quarter of an inch of rain in novato. here's how we have been doing for the past 24 hours. concorde of 1700s, and oakland has picked up closer to about 16 hundredths of an inch. it is a snow maker. this is what is going to accumulate in the sierra. you have to go to higher elevations, and it is only for about an inch. it is not a very good snow maker for the sierra. the temperatures in the bay, they are just fine temperaturewise. if you look at the rest of today, we will warm up 10 degrees to 12 degrees. temperatures today, low 60s. san ramon will go to 60. wasn't in will hit 59. livermore, you will go to 58. walnut creek goes to 61 pleasant hill hit 63, and we will top out at 61 at san rafael

we're in the low to mid 70s at noon, mid to upper 70s at 4:00. here's jobina.morning. >> good morning. hello, everyone. checking in on mass transit here. ferries running with no delays. b.a.r.t. has 11 trains out and about all on time. ace 1 is on time as well. live look showing you walnut creek, 680. brake lights making their way south. no slowdowns on the area

the news at noon starts now. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike mibach. california has just confirmed its first death from the coronavirus. this case is out of placer county. officials say the patient was exposed during international travel last month on a princess cruise ship that departed from san francisco to mexico from february 11th through the 21st. the death toll in the u.s. now stands at 10. governor newsom issued a statement regarding the death. it reads in part, jennifer and i extend our contact on individuals that may have been exposed. >> here in the bay area, volunteers in san francisco were handing out fliers with health and safety information about the coronavirus. >> it comes as counties in the east bay have identified their first case of coronavirus. ktvu's cristina rendon is live in san francisco for us with more on the story. >> good afternoon, to you both. there are a lot of fears and concerns surrounding the coronavirus. officials in san francisco don't want people to panic but they want th

the news at noon starts now. >>> good afternoon. our big story continues to be the coronavirus with the number of cases growing across the state. california now has 472 cases and 11 deaths. santa clara county is still the hardest hit area. in just the past 24 hour, we've learned santa clara county's death toll from the virus has gone from two to four. people in six bay area counties are experiencing a new reality, a shelter in place order is in effect for just about all residents. the goal behind it is to maintain public health and slow the spread of coronavirus. >> reporter: we're in san francisco in the neighborhood on market and doloris and one is the types of businesses considered to be essential, it's a grocery store and they're himming the number of people that can come in at any one time to allow for the recommended social distancing. elsewhere in san francisco this morning, there is very little traffic now that this order is in place. we drove through the mission to get here and the only vehicles on the road is sanitation tr

guest: noon. host: noon is when we will start to see a series of votes, as zach cohen said.expects them to wrap up around 3:00. you can see our coverage on the senate floor on c-span2. we want to thank you for taking some time to talk to our viewers about what is happening on capitol hill. guest: thank you. host: take care and i hope your wife gets better. we are going to take a break before we continue getting your thoughts on what happened in the senate last night, the senate failing to move on the coronavirus stimulus package. it failed, 47-47. ♪ we will be right back. voters whatking issues the presidential candidates should address. >> the issue most important to meet this election is medicare for all. i have to pay out-of-pocket for a lot of my mental health care and it is really expensive. i know my family has struggled with meeting premiums and it is not like in 2020, the most advanced nation in the world, people are dying because they don't have access to health care. >> the most important issue to me in 2020 is conversations. being able to sit down and have a conve

mid 60s at noon. hanging there for the afternoon. spiking up to the upper 60s at 3:00. 15 he can agrdegrees cooler tha yesterday. high clouds and sunshine, mid to upper 60s for most of the afternoon. 57 at 7:00. last stop, san francisco, we'll be partly cloudy all day, we'll barely make it to 60 downtown after being 73 yesterday. more cooling on the way and a better chance of rain showing up saturday. i'll have that coming up. jobina? >> good morning, everyone. it's 5:09. the ferries are on time. b.a.r.t. has no delays, 20 trains out there now. ace 1, no delays. live look showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. things are very light across all lanes at the moment. no metering lights at last check. san rafael, 101, nice and clear this morning. moving over to the two crashes i was following, the first one in castro valley, still there a single car spinout. right lane is shut down. westbound 580 at redwood road. and this issue on southbound 880 before 9th avenue in oakland, all clear. >>> coming up next, 7 things to know as you start you

that will push us into the mid and upper 60s from noon through 7:00.m 3:00 to 5:00. east bay valleys staying through 9:00 and an increase in sunshine and temperatures hanging around the upper 60s through noon hour. and see the clouds that we saw yesterday, but that chance of a stray shower. we're in the 50s through 9:00. you will have the most cloud cover and also reach the upper 60s for several hours this afternoon. that's still slightly above average. we'll talk about a potential atmospheric river for the weekend coming u like getting the best everwifi experiencen. with wall-to-wall coverage-there's a win. plus, added protection for your connected devices. that's a win-win. put it together with xfinity mobile- the most reliable wireless network. talk about a winning combo. get xfinity internet and xfinity mobile for just $30 each a month. you'll save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $300 off when you buy a new galaxy s20 ultra. now that's... simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. metastatic breast cancer is relent

. >> the ship settled into berth 22 at the port of oakland just after noon. hours later thousands of passengers are still waiting to get to solid ground. >> reporter: we arrived here just before noon. the ship was pulling in within a few minutes after noon. it was here, it was berthed. this is where it remains. they are in the process, a lengthy process of disembarking all of the passengers. we understand at this point 23 have been taken off of the ship. 21 who were ill and two companions of those patients. in the meantime, the others are waiting to get off. not nearly the homecoming they expected but the 3500 passengers and crew aboard the grand princess must have felt relief as they inch closer to the end of their harrowing journey, pulling into berth 22 at an oakland port normally reserved for cargo ships. dozens of passengers lined the balconies and railings as the ship came in. emergency workers, buses and ambulances prepared to greet them. >> it's fairly close to us. >> reporter: this man owns a trucking company just down the road from where the grand p

he's speaking at noon today. "today in the bay's" bob redell is also working from home this morning, and i know you've been looking at california's latest numbers to see that curve we keep talking about, if it's flattening out at all. what are you finding? >> reporter: well, it's too soon to tell, laura. you can look at your tv screen and the latest data we have from state and local county health departments as of saturday night. you can see the number of daily cases spiked last week at just over 800. now we are just under 700 new cases per day. so the question is is that just a short dip before the number of daily cases spikes again, or is it the start of a downward trend? a stanford infectious epidemiologist told me last week we might see a touch of flattening the curve but we still need more data points and hopefully will get a better sense some time this week as more test results come in. right now statewide about 5,600 confirmed cases of covid-19. 119 deaths. people might be wondering could we be the next ne

they told me to wait 'til noon. here locally you'll have to get used to staying at home for a little bit longer. and for nonessential businesses to stay closed. sources tell nbc bay area news all nine bay area counties plan to extend the shelter at home order until may 1st to help slow the spread of the coronavirus and this jibes with what you were saying, marcus, about what we expect the governor to announce as well. in the east bay the head of the regional parks is pleading with people to practice better social distancing. the district has already had to shut down some spaces because of overcrowding and people ignoring the six-foot rule. >> we've got to change behavior if we're going to maintain the ability to keep parks open. we're talking to the health department every day. if we can't change the crowds and they behavior, we could get more restrictions. >> reporter: a number of new park closures went into effect this past friday here in the east bay. after the weekend before, when the district saw more people in

they come for the noon song. they're after special service some of the city's top singers perform choral music compresses. the spiritual celebration. songs. as old as the pyramids. or perhaps the elite in caves. what exactly are we referring to. the 170 stone piles in late constance. it's baffled researchers for years. can an expedition shed light on this phenomenon tomorrow to decay. in 60 minutes on t.w. . in the height of climate change. africa's mix of. what's in store. for the future in the book. w dot com thanks again megacities to get insight. counter. claim. the lutheran church invented. once a week music lovers from all over the german capital gather here. the scenes of the church is full every saturday that's unusual governor bush. 12 noon every saturday it's time for.

a >>is going to be out for 3 weeks starting today at noon kron four's will tran has the latest on at. a short day for students in the west contra costa county unified school district. >>school will let out at noon after that they might as well turn off the lights for th next 3 weeks because they will be noclasses despite not having any student annie teacher any custodial staff member come down positive with coronavirus but the school district decided yesterday that it's better to be safe than sor to take the kids physically out the classrooms and then take the ucation onne so it's not like a vacation in fact they're actually moving spring break up. earlier so th'll be at home for 2 weeks with their education and th th have their natural spring break they will not return until april 6th the students say they're on boa with this. i think is ok so for th virus, but. our school work done we ke have to do it during e summer. so i'm kind of worried about that >>what's the mood like in school i mean i guess everyone's scared but china heidi they like making jokes about it but deep down you k

the news at noon starts now. >>> and good afternoon. i'm frank mallcoat. >>> and we are essential workers and happy to be here to bring the viewers the news. i have the option to stay home and that's what i'm doing. and from the home office, what's happening with the coronavirus in the state and country. >>> there are more than 75,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus nationwide and the number of cases continues to rise in california. according to the latest numbers from johns hopkins university, there are 3200 case in the state and 1200 in the bay area. you'll likely see the numbers continue to increase as the testing ramps up across the state. let's look at the coronavirus outbreak county by county in the bay area. a second person died in san francisco and the city has 223 confirmed cases. santa clara county has the most at 459 cases. and the total of 17 deaths. san mateo is reporting 30 more cases today, bringing the total to 195. alameda has 135. and 108 in contra costa county. 60 cases in marin county. 37sonoma. solano, 31. 6 in n

the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon. >> it is super tuesday. voters in 14 states including california are going to the polls for today. what used to be a crowded democratic field is down to five. michael bloomberg, joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and tulsi gabbard. >> reporter: there's one candidate hoping to benefit from some last-minute endorsements. >> we all share the understanding that together we'll beat donald trump. >> reporter: millions head to the polls. bernie sanders hopes to cement hition place as the favorite for the nomination after wins in new hampshire and nevada. he is set to win of the most coveted prizes, california. joe biden has gained momentum after a win in south carolina. >> winning means uniting america. >> reporter: biden's picked up endorsements from former candidates including senator amy klobuchar, pete buttigieg and beto o'rourke. he's hoping to establish himself as the chic for moderate voters. >> i think right now they're trying to stop bern ni from trying to change the party into something it's nev

at noon the senate is expected to revisit the financial relief plan. over the weekend democrats and republicans argued over the details. president trump has declared a major disaster declaration for california. >> the president's major disaster declaration will bring in badly needed federal help to the state, that includes everything from mass care to unemployment assistance and activated the national guard in california, washington and new york. it will cost the states nuthing and gives them full control and sending a hospital ship to l.a. >> the naval hospital ship, the "usns mercy" which is an incredible ship. these two ships are incredible. one on the east coast and one on the west coast. >> the mercy is expected to arrive within a week as 12 fully equipped operating rooms and a medical lab and a pharmacy. president trump is also sending large quantities of medical supplies within the next 48 hours. >>> a u.s. navy hospital ship will leave san diego for los angeles today and that will bring 800 medical professionals and support staff. but hospitals

the news at noon starts now. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm mike mibach. the number of coronavirus infections around the world has now crossed the 200,000 mark. in the bay area, the number of cases continues to grow. health officials in san mateo county announced they have 16 new cases. that brings the total number of cases there to 80 with one reported death. we've also just learned that a sixth person has died in santa clara county. santa clara county has the highest number of cases at 155. as of last night, according to the california department of public health, the total number of confirmed cases in the state, 598. 13 people have died. but today's santa clara county did announce another death bringing the death toll to at least 14. >> state officials are warning the coronavirus here in california could get better before it gets worse. the governor signed a bill to spend as much as a billion dollars to help hospitals handle an expected rush of patients. he says california could need as many as 20,000 hospita

we will see it warming up as we go towards noon.ice day to take that lunch outside as our temperature in oakland will be at 64 degrees, and 68 degrees in napa, and also 68 degrees in san jose. we continue to warm up. a lot of mid-70s here, and upper 70s for parts of the north bay. coming into tonight down in the upper 40s once again. we have today and tomorrow with dry weather and then saturday is when that storm system will be approaching. let's time it out for you as we go hour-by-hour. we will start to see clouds moving in, and at 1:30 in the morning we are seeing spotty sprinkles and that increases in coverage going into late saturday morning with light rain to start and see it get heavier as we see the darker shades of green by 6:30 on saturday. on sunday morning it's more widespread and continues into monday. as we look at the storm system and what else is coming our way, we will see widespread rain over a couple days. our models still showing we could see anywhere from half an inch of rain, but now picking up on a lot more of

we are all going to be watching today at noon. all right.o has headlines for us. >> jillian: a member of the detroit police department has died of coronavirus. the department is expected to release more information later this morning. in new york, thousands of nypd workers are calling out sick. on monday, more than 2400 employees called out more than double the daily average. 100 officers and 129 civilian workers have tested positive for the virus. the u.s. $1 billion in aid to afghanistan as a political divide is jeopardizing the peace deal. the country's president and opposition leader both claiming they won the past election. secretary of state mike pompeo was unable to break an impasse between them. pompeo says their failure dishonors those who sacrificed their lives for the country's future. former campaign organizers are suing failed 2020 hopeful mike bloomberg. the billionaire facing two class action lawsuits from workers who say he reneged on a promise to employ up to 2,000 people through the november election. instead they were laid

>>the schools will be shut down for 3weeks starting at noon you see the crowds behind me. it's going tobe the same situation at noon as the students either drive themselves off campus or their parents come back and pick them up and you can see the school bus dropping off kids at school bus will be back as well because this came out of nowhere yesterday afternoon when the west contra costa county unified school dirict went aheaand said let's cancel thclasses for the next 3 weeks en though nobody in the school district has tested positive for coronavirus nota student not a teacher or not any of the custodial staff this is just out of an abeen dunce of caution. this is a huge school district sa spans obviously thousands of students at dozens of schools in cities like herles ca knoll richmond. many other places that are unincorporated in contra costa county but i can tell yu that the students th will not be physically. inside the assrooms, but classes will resume onlin like we've seen atmany of the universities taking their education online just to make surethat the kids are s

moderate rain to heavier rain moves through this line look like it it's done with a say about the noon but there's yet more successive waves of street. and then we have more sprinkles a few well as we get into monday's we got to keep that in the forecast too but most of next week los to be pretty rain-free from our vantage point here and it may take a lot of complete get rid of all of that n this kind of a close call of the syem it's up towards our north on tuesday, but we start to clear out a little bitof dry out so showers possible thunder shower today, ol. if the some lor 60's to be had. but thisweek dry in some modest warming is what we have inland highs in the lower 70's. that's not as warm as we thought and earlier projections because this high pressure so it's not as strong as we thght calling in some sprinkles ming back next weekend unsettled into the following week now we're starting to talk about now april one and a after we get past the 7t 53 at this hour for oakland, 51 hayward along the east bay sheline, a lot of uniformity with temperatures u'd expect that with all this c

that call center will be open from 9:30 to noon and then from 1:00 to 5:00 on week days.'s also going to be a community meeting tonight at 6:00 at the office of education in san rafael. >>> e-cigarettemaker juul is trying to regain trust by shelling out cash in its invo e involvement in campaigns. >>> the warm welcome lady gaga got from kitchen staff at an award winning restaurant. >>> is that a shooting star? did i make that up? what is it. >> let's say you saw one. >> a shooting star this morning. >> we need that. >> we' be ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ >>> frontier airlines says it will continue to waive change and cancellation charges amid the coronavirus outbreak. frontier saidus with16th would free of charge but the airline was not honoring that new policy. frontier says that was a m misunderstandi misundersta

in fact, from noon on we will be in the low to mid-60s. as far as the east bay goes, you are seeing increasing sunshine as we start off the here's a look at san francisco, and you can see we start off cloudy, and then we jump up in the low 60s during the afternoon hours. we have a warmer day tomorrow, and a cooler day on the way before rain is possible this weekend. we will talk about that coming up next. >>> thank you very much, mike. good morning, everyone. checking in on traffic here, we have clear conditions across our roads right now, and just checking my laptop, the chp log is looking good. we are going to take a live look here at walnut creek. smooth conditions across the roads, as you heard mike explaining. it's nice and clear for your ride today if you have to go in, but i expect most of us to be staying home. with that i will head to break. we will be back. as if an earthquake will never happen or we can do something about it before it's too late. it's not a matter of if, but when. now with affordable coverage options. choose a p

they say some are already being laid off because of the drop off in air travel.>>> new at noon, marin county's public health officer as mentioned they have tested positive for the coronavirus pick >> today i was diagnosed with covid-19, i am here on quarantine as the 39th confirmed case. monday, i was in the south bay area for the announcement of our shelter in place order and there may have been exposure in that community. >> the doctor made the announcement yesterday from his own, he has been self quarantine from his family since the symptoms first appeared late last week. his test results came back yesterday, the source of his exposure geometer for on brian street, in a statement, sheriff paul mia moto said while we are saddened that one of our colleagues has tested positive, we are also well prepared to take the next steps to prevent further exposure to our staff and the incarcerated. the sheriff's office as it has screening and isolation procedures where the deputy alert works. at last check there were no known covid-19 cases among the inmates.>>> public schools in los angeles wi

as of tuesday at noon, the european union borders will be closed.inal decision which would've made headlines on any other night, the french government announced this sunday second round of local elections will be postponed until june. how do people in the french capitalal feel about the shutdown? we heard from some who spoke before the curfew came into effect. think the lockdown is a good measure for everyone. , will i french people respect it? i don't know. >> i will try to exercise at mind. books i need to finish. i have netflix, amazon prime, and youtube. i need to come up with more stuff to do. won't stop me going out. if i have to take the fine, i will. italy remains the center of the coronavirus outbreak here in europe. according to the latest figures nearly 28,000 pepeople have been infected and o over 2000 of them have lost their lives. health h system at italy isis nearlrly at its breag point. in milan, they're working on a new hospital to treat just patients with the virus. to see what is happening in milan, we could speak to a columnist f

. >> new at noon, it past few hours, san francisco saying there should be a ban on more than 1,000 people. jackie ward with who is affected. >> reporter: this ban is disruptive but saying it is an important step to support public health and stop the spread of the coronavirus. this means the warriors will play to an empty arena tomorrow night. >> we know this is necessary because right now it is about milt gating the impacts. it is about making sure that we reduce and eliminate the spread, and we have followed in every single instance, in every decision we have made, it has come based on thctof public hea >>> the warriors are supporting this decision. they released a statement saying fans with ticket toss thursday and saturday night's games will get a full refund. those will rove a refund or exchange for a reschedule show. the giants' exhibition game has been cancelled because of this new order. that game was scheduled for march 24. all school functions with large gatherings wilt be cancelled. aggressive cleaning of campuses will be done and those sick are urged to stay home. >> families k

the same jump as the east bay valleys and the low to mid 70s from noon to 5:00. take a look at our chance of rain coming up. >>> thank you, mike, good morning, everyone. we're going to start off here in just a moment. i will bring up the map and you can see that we're looking great. no major slow downs except coming out of tracey at the moment. so our cameras here, walnut creek 680, smooth conditions on the road. no issues of fog or slick spots were hardly any road construction. a great tuesday to get out there and go vote later on if you have not already. i'm going to leave you with the drive times coming up. 4 minutes from albany vo: in life, there are talkers and there are doers. mike bloomberg has spent his life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. elected for three terms because he got things done. mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal,