oakley, i miss you. i miss you and i love you. i love you! unfortunately, that's just the sacrifice we've had to make to protect other people in a vulnerable situation in harrogate. leah is a home carer. she could've isolated with mark but was determined to keep working. a lot of people in our community who have no family, no neighbours that help, apart from the carers coming to help to do their shopping, we all need to help each other, keep each other safe. and, hopefully, if we do carry on doing this, this virus will... ..will not be able to spread any more. 0h, here he is, look, the legend that is... mark relies on his dad brian for food and medicine, immunosuppressants, so his body doesn't reject his new kidney. mark's dad, a life—saver in more ways than one. 0h, brilliant, you're a good egg, aren't you? you just wear me out. you're just super—fit! was it a difficult decision to decide to give your kidney to your son? not at all. it was a daunting time but i didn't think twice about it. well, mark, he's been through a lot, he's an absolut

potential goes, but watch the radar tomorrow afternoon if you are in areas ke livermore antiocor oakley we st dry through the weekend before a storm pushes through on into monday. this is going to be a weak system not resulting in any hazardous weher but enou to get roadways. wet and to get the umbrellas back out for your monday tuesday uld see a couple sprinkles lingering early on but overall clearing and drying conditions by tuesday setting us up for dry conditions, the rest of the week ter that point. 60's and 70's for yo high temperatures today and the aac at one of the warmer spots at 76. hayward oaklanand san francisco, maybe and 70's 60's i mean, but a san jose free by anlivermore will be our cities in the 70's morrow temperatures in the low 70's, a little cooler than today for old a bay area, not just our inland sps but even to the coast by saturday sunday and monday some of our coolest of temperatures with monday bringing the best chance of any showers so yeah timeto turn the acoff and just get the umbrellas back out come towards monday. back to you guys >>good enough. thank yo

good to have you here, at the have ted oakley here.out what you think should be wild card draft picks and why? >> we mentioned three companies, mastercard, pfizer and unilever as solid companies. they will make it through the covid situation. we mentioned just as a wild card pick for you, if you like oil and we do, if you can look out a couple years, enterprise products and a small, small royalty company, brigham minerals that has no debt. it is something you can look forward to in the next couple years. liz: what is the dividend on that oil company? i recall it being a pretty significant one but oil, you got to wait a long time for oil to recover, don't you? >> well here's what happens. enterprise it is about 10.25%. maybe 10.3. on brigham, it will go down. now 12 or 13. with oil down it will go down but you have to, they have to pay out quite a bit of that cash flow regardless what the price is. it us a small company but that is why i call it a wild card. i think you put it in there with the other three that i talked about, the big n

linda in oakley works for a dental office. she says it stayed open as an know if i'm eligible for hazard pay? the sho you. the attorneys at the law firm mcmanis-faulkner says hazard pay is sometimes negotiated into union contracts but is not a matter of law. >> an employee who is not a member of a union would need to speak to their employer to see if that's an option they're willing to provide. >> what if your job requires you to continue working and you're exposed to the virus? you may be able to file for workers' comp if you can prove you got sick while working. we're taking your virus-related questions every day. go to nbcbayarea.com and click "responds" from the many menu or call us. >> thanks, chris. >>> let's get a check of that weather. kari, i know people are enjoying the weather. it feels like summer out there. will that continue through this week? >> that will continue pretty much through all of the week, although it's pretty warm out there now. tomorrow our temperatures will be slight warmer. here is a look outside

here you can sample the delicacies many are pretty useful oakley. like this to start show brutal a classic. there are both sweet and savory products for starters conflate the bread and cheese all sicilian salami. or can only. or pancakes and ice cream. i can taste the oil is weeny is not really sweet but it's between me and it's fresh so you really want to enjoy everything with the statue here. starter's originated in the middle east iran is still the biggest producer worldwide along with the us but on to contributes less than one percent of the global. harvest the volcanic soil here is rich in minerals that give the structures they special taste. they can only be harvested once every 2 years. now do you look at grocers to start shows on fields that were once abandoned. what special here on earth are the differences in temperature it's very hot during the day and cold at night and we have a lot of snow in winter. the frost kills pests so we don't need to use pesticides. or the bad guy you got in from. back in there on tape during the festival that t

for the most part east of the bay area but towards the ultimate maybe even towards areas like can oakley you could see an isolated shower or 2 saturday into sunday dry skies before monday brings our best chance of showers to the bay area doesn't like to be any something significant but our most likely chance to be pulling out the umbrellas for those of you stepping outside the sport cas today's daytime highs still comfortable still warm inland with mid 70's for napa conquered livermore antioch and san jose back to the 60's today for hayward and oakland all san francisco in the mid 60's 64 tomorrow, a little cooler than today with even cooler temperatures saturday sunday and monday again monday is bringing that best chance of rain in the forecast aside from that conditions are overall remaining pretty dry back to you james. you very much john. >>4.48 is the time health policy experts and government leaders across the country are looking ahead and how to best ease social distancing restrictions in the future. but this does come though as the cdc is predicting another surge of coronavirus c

rain just moments o starting to lift a little bit to the northeast now so discovy bay out towards oakley antioch and eventually nortof the delta starting to see me of those heavier showers now picking up little bit further south rainfall has minished in san jose as compared to where you were about an hour or 2 ago you saw heavy rain to stt the morning roadways like 2.81 oh one and 85 ithe south bay are all a very t though from those early morning showers which as you can se here on satellite and radar still do continue.we saw completely parate band of rainfall working its y through the norty eli napa off to an 2 you bill boutahour ago was and the bits of some very heavy rainfall that is w since diminished, so we are looking at conditions coming down for some litle bit later on this morning, let's ve back to 09:00am right here because that's what i'm excting this next band of rainfall to really begin to start dropping on in the bay and sure remember yesrday we saw periods where rainfall increased and thentied down for a little bit we've got that going on yet again today so that next band

you know this is priceless you know and i'll bet it rolls oakley it helps to change people's confidence around here ok you know embrace it more i think it's doing just that matthew thank you so much for joining us today congratulations again on the oscar shortlist will be cheering you on from the stream by when i was growing up as an indian immigrant daughter in the u.s. i never saw anyone who looked like me in the books that i was reading or the t.v. shows and films that i was watching and so when i wrote my golly folktale and string theory and speired fantasy series kiran mala in the kingdom beyond starring a 12 year old intergalactic demon slaying indian immigrant daughter from new jersey i wrote these books for the 12 year old that i had been who had never seen myself and i wrote these books for my own children and for all our children in response to toni morrison's famous call if there's a book you want to read and it hasn't been written yet then you must write. show that story must resonate with south. with her publishing house but babies she's looking to change south asian repres

foreigners usually covers the 30 $1000.00 it takes to run the camp each month but now he's struggling oakley along the way i told my stop that we have to fight and together the camp is not a sheen you can't just simply turn it off a managing living beings my staff and my and if and i contest simply stop them wrong says that there are many other people in his community hard hit by the pandemic that he is with funds from previous tourist season so he's able to keep the elephants that for now but that might change he might need to ask for donations if he's not able to reopen the park over the next few months one way he's offsetting costs local farmers are allowing the more hoops to chop down banana trees for the 25 elephants to the feed on the soft tree trunks as drought has prevented them from bearing fruit. the camp is the only home assume kit made tee shot taken has ever known both his parents were working there when he was born he's now raising his own family on the camp and the other markets have taken pay cuts more than time called i'm worried about many things the elephants my family how

wrong and he was killed and they are being on trial now and a number of them are facing the death of oakley is that they fully intended to kill him otherwise why do you take it all obviously you're having to assume why do you have to assume the worst when it comes to saudi arabia operations gone wrong this is a pretty how has been to how we're going to use assuming the worst of your great worst abu ghraib was pretty bad and they got a lot of bad publicity for it but we got to we've got a long time before then we're dealing with the devil putting people on trial and we will be punishing them one of the key questions that keeps returning is whether the crown prince created an environment which allowed his agents to behave in the way they did in istanbul or you would tell me that's not true wouldn't you of course not the compass is a driving force behind change and sadly because the driving force behind empowering women and men in saudi arabia youth he's the driving force behind economic opening and economic reform and of increasing repression against those who dare think and act in an indepen

class of 2020 our senior of the night is roy leave roy is graduating from freedom high school in oakley says he plans to attend contra costa college in the fall where he'll be playing football. congratulations roy we also want to acknowledge a mistake we made last saturday when we air the wrong a picture of graduating senior grace acres. this is grace. she is graduating from doherty valley high school in san ramon where she played varsity basketball. she is staying here in california when she goes to school she is heading the chapman university in orange county to study corporate communications congratulations to grace. you can submit a graduate by going to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab and send us a picture of your grad and let us know which high school graduate attended and what's next for him or her and that wraps up kron 4 news tonight, a full hour of news is coming up as bay area counties ease restrictions in a new shelter in place order. a local business owner is disappointed saying hair salons are not among the business is allowed to reopen how she's

>>take a look at this teachers as summer like elementary school in oakley in the east bay paraded around the community today. each teher trolls their own car in order to practice social distancing and went into the neighborhoods of their students just to say hello the teachers organized the parade because they say they miss their students and they wanted to show support while they are out of school because of the health crisis. they say they love seeing their student smiling faces in the posters positive messages. se >>ahead tonight a day from hand hygiene to wiping down what you bought from the grocery store where sharing some key cona virus claiming tips and after the break the san francisco ballet has been working on a delicate balance during this pandemic protecting for former as what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always kp our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line ca

>>some people who are making face masks are seeing an increase in orders storm par lacked in oakley has been making masks since the shelter-in-place started she says her sales of just about quadruple. >>i love helping people anif i can help one family thatan afford to buy the masks online or for going out without it's our word out. lauren says her order requests are coming in frm far away as new york and chago, she's making them for free. all you ve to do is pay for the shippinwellfor 20 today is the day for celebrating everything marijuana, but there were none of the traditional for 20 celebrations, a golden gate park today because of the coronavirus pandemic and that isjust the way san francisco mayor london breed wanted. >>last weeyou may remember she madethe announcement warning people not to come to the city for today's marijuna holiday. sfpd increases enforcement around the park and place barricades to deter gatherings of any size in yes past though thousands of people have gathered at robin williams meadow and hit the hill to celebrate and to indulge in marijuana. >>fremt police

but if you are in areas like livermore antioch oakley to read at the ed of some precipitation potential so do ep an eye on those clouds lateon in the afternoon tomorrow. saturday and sunday look to be drbefore been daybreak some isolated light showers nothing heavbut enough to get roadways wet after that we do dry back out into tuesday and wednesday, today's daytime highs back up into the 60's and 70's really not a big change from yesterday mperature wise the biggest difference is the spotty morning. we're in the midst up concord in liverre at 75 degrees. each well antih in santa rosa at 76 oakland hayward san francisco as well as morgan hill on the 60's tomorrow, little cooler yet coling down further into saturday sunday and monday being especially cool the below sprinwhen th bayside areas with 50's bythe coast and that best chance f showers aside from that it is still going to be a dry forecast just cloudier an cooler than what we have been saying back you. >>a good old days. >>better see bay area teams winning in the past then losing in the president like they werdoing. >>before the

lidia pesci is graduating from oakley. her aunt tells us she loves school and missed seeing all her friends during this time. lidia loves art, science, and the ocean. she's been accepted to college and her whole family is looki i forward to her future. if you want to honor a graduate, share the details on our website, abc7news.com. and we may gave them a shoutout on television or online. and please, no professional photos. on the site, check out a photo gallery of all the seniors that we are honoring so far. for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto is a heart failure medicine prescribed by most cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, there's no telling where life may take you. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to a

popping up toour east and the central valley possibly working their wainto areas like livermore antioch oakley way out in the east bamost of those east perry us will remain dry sarday and sunday dry before monday that's the chance rainfl we have here nothinthat's going to use any problems for you but not get roadways. wet and yeah, maybe do a cut the lawn chairs back inside as for tuesday and wednesday after that looks like ings try back out and will eventually warm back up to mperatures in the 60's and 70's today, you may be thinking hey that's pretty similar to yeerday, even though we have all these grey skies this orning and it really is just a touch cooler today's temperature difference, not really noticeable tomorrow you're going to really notice that cooler feel even cooler yet come saturday nday that especially monday when we do see the showers afr monday temperatures will begin to climb again and we'll see 70's rerning by wednesday of next week back to you guys, thanks john. >>so here's a look at the richmond center fell bridge is we just checked the roads for you briefly this morning,

>>make them, yes, it's really ever actually lauren par let you see re she's from oakley she's been making masks since the shelter-in-place started and since more bay area counties now are starting to require everyone wear face masks when they're out of their homes. she says her les have nearly quadrupled. >>i love helping people and if i can help out one mily that can afford to buy the masks online or for goi out without it sure >>yeah and we're talking custom aslo to us from the clients are calling a neyork chicago and don't think e's likemaking a ton of money on this she actually doing it for free all you have to pay for the shipping and she'll st send it to welland it looks like you better tell what you likehe's you don't want to get you know like if you like the warriors y don't want to get some sort of like me you know ami he suffered ah is >>d this morning on con for heroes were honoring of various studios offerg free online music classes for in harmony music and they've been able to bring families together to he them learn and play music together. the ownerof the studio los the com

lauren par lattin oakley has been making mass since the shelter-in-place started she says her sales have almost quadrupled. >>let's hope the people and if i can help one family that can afford to buy the masks online or for going out without it sure worked out the door and says her request for orders are coming from as far away as chicago and new york. >>she's making them asked for free, but she is asking for people who want them to pay for shipping has a demand for masks increases so does the amount of waste those masks are creating picture show people dropping their face a massive turning up in bay area beaches in all sidewalks masks and gloves are being left in shopping carts. environmental groups say that this will have a negative effect on our environment health groups also say disposing of masks and gloves improperly can also put other people at risk of contracting the virus. those mask and gloves should be disposed of in a proper trash bin despite the increase in waist that has been created by having everyone wear a face mask medical experts say the steps california and specifical

mick lunn alvarez decline will be graduating from freedom high school in oakland oh excuse me and oakleyhe plans on attending loss mcdaniels sock college then had to accept state he hopes to become a sports analyst you can let us know about the graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. then submit that submit a picture of your grad let us know which high school they will graduate from and what's in and what's next for them in the years ahead. here's a live look outside at sfo. no cloud cover you don't see a lot of planes taking off and landing anymore these days because it's been. >>it's been impacted by coronavirus look at the trees razor in the center of your screen breezy conditions at this time trying to get probably to the airport about 90 minute >>kron 4 is proud to be shining the spotlight on heroes in our community and this morning we're going to shout out to a group of volunteers who are helping feed in need in the north bank the sandra fell alex kitchen, cares project is providing free meals to the local community. 3 to 4 volu

foreigners usually covers the 30 $1000.00 it takes to run the camp each month but now he's struggling oakley along the way i told my stop at the happiness if i can together the camp is not a sheen you can't just simply turn it off a managing living beings my stocks and my and if and i contest simply stop them wrong says that there are many other people in his community hard hit by the pandemic that he is with funds from previous tour seasons he's able to keep the elephants that for now but that might change he might need to ask for donations if he's not able to reopen the park over the next few months one way he's offsetting costs local farmers are allowing the more hoops to chop down banana trees for the 25 elephants to feed on the soft tree trunks as drought has prevented them from bearing fruit. the camp is the only home assume kit mate he shot take own has ever known both his parents were working there when he was born he's now raising his own family on the camp and the other markets have taken pay cuts more than time cause i'm worried about many things the elephants my family how am i g

. ♪ [music break] amy: " "we shall overcome" son virtually by alabama's oakley univiversity during a020 virtl alumni homecoming. this is democracy now!, democrcracynow.o.org, the quarae report. i'm amy goodman. i am in new york city with my cohost juan gonzalez joining us from his home in brunswick, new jersey. more than 6400 people have now died from coronavirus-related publicatations in new jersey. close to 114,000 cases of covid have been reported, second only to new york. one coat welcome to all of f our listeners s and viewers frfrom aroundnd the country and aroroud thworlrld. amy: wishing your family very well in these difficult times. we're going to turn right now to the post office. we look at the devastatating impact the coravirus h hadad onhe u.s. postal service, which y y be othe e brk of collapse. ththis aa titimehen momo americans th ever are relyin on the m mail. the nation's mail service faces steep losses in revenue and warns it may not survive through summer without major federal assistance. but president trump and his administration have repeatedly rejected a attemp

you know well people who make face masks in the bay area are busier than ever lauren are left in oakley has been making mass since the shelter-in-place started since more bay area county started requiring people to cover their faces at essential businesses. she says her sales have just about quadruple. >>i love helping people and if i can help one family that can afford to buy the masks online or for going out without it's your word out. >>lauren says her order requests are coming in from as far away as new york and chicago she is actually making them for free. but she is asking that you pay for shipping. >>a live look outside on this monday night, a clear night at least from the to and from the looks of this picture but i assume there's some clouds left over from earlier today can't let's find out from the man who knows our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow if there is a cloud out there somewhere lorencz. >>yeah we what we do with them a few clouds lingering in the bay area tonight we're going to see a few more clouds. on the coastline but not going to be much i think even as we head

managing partner ted oakley. good morning. >> good morning, cheryl.heryl: i have maslansky + partners president lee carter, good morning to lee. former strategist president madie and stephen moore, good morning to all of you. ted, i want to kick off a discussion with you, we are looking at a market who is trying to recover but it's all about the economy. we have a 22 trillion-dollar economy that's 70% based on consumer spending, consumption and we don't have that right now. is the market, do you think getting ahead of itself as we see the s&p out of bear market territory? >> ted: i i think i do. when you get cuts in the market you always have a group of people who want to catch the bottom or think they have the bottom, but the bear markets run a long time, certainly a lot longer than 5 weeks. that's where people probably making a mistake, it's not unusual. happens quite a bit. certainly yes it's ahead of its self right now. cheryl: madie, what's the bottom [laughter] >> the thing we have over the past several years completed the economy and the stock

i'm going to go either oakley or brentwood. maybe livermore.go with brently. >> are you sure? >> i am going to go with it. i am all in. we will find out tomorrow. >> i will go with fairfield. will settle this later. you will be close. believe me, you will be close. fairfield seems to be running very warm. we will go 90 for them. already for summits in the 60s to mid-sixties. there is some fog on the coast but the marin coast and much of the city, it's going down the coast which means it's not going to have much of an impact unless you are right there by the water's edge. 65 in fairfield. san jose 60. the city 57. except for half moon bay everyone is running 3-8 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. add those to the highs from yesterday and that puts a lot of people in the upper 80s to near 90. when is it going to cool down? a little bit tomorrow and really towards thursday into the weekend with temperatures below average by saturday and sunday. highs today, above average for everybody. some as much as 15 degrees. sal doesn't usually say this but he

he's graduating from freedom high school in oakley and he plans to enroll at los madonna's college andtball. so we want to offer our congratulations and good luck to jake, and you can let us know about the graduate in your life as well all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com and find of the salute to grads 2020. it's under the news tab. then you upload a picture of your grad let us know which high school at the graduate attended. and what's next for them please let us know, yeah will some great photos. >>you have some great weather around the bay area today as well, here's a live. look from san francisco where it's partly cloudy 55 degrees a little breezy you can see that tree really moving around on the right hand side we'll have your full forecast coming up in just a bit. >>good morning welcome back this morning. we are on or in an east bay nonprofit that is donating more than get this 50,000 pounds of food and essential supplies to at risk communities. >>and the support life foundation has teamed up with over 40 local and national organizations to gather all the goods. the nonpro

oakley seeing some pretty good rain.oving west a little bit concorde, martinez, pleasant hill seeing light rain. let's go west where we have the bay bridge now covered. alameda with some light rain. san francisco had a bit of a break. half moon bay, and into the santa cruz mountains. it looks like along the peninsula seeing some light rain at this time. pockets of moderate-heavy rain. we will get a break later today. it is not going away. soggy weather remaining in the forecast for monday and breezy with snow falling in the sierras. better details and what you can expect coming up. >>> the us surgeon general's warning the american public this will likely be the worst week yet in the coronavirus pandemic with the death toll expected to soar. jerome adams is urging everyone to follow the shelter in place order. >> the surgeon general is saying no matter where you are they at home. at least give us a week or two. we want you to do it for 30 days, but give us what you cancel that we can start to come down on the other side.

let‘s speak to rebecca‘s friend, sarah bredin—kemp who‘s in northumberland, and sarah oakley, whose son. she never treated people as patients, really, just as friends. particularly the little kids on the wards. she really wa nted little kids on the wards. she really wanted to make sure that the kids had a proper childhood, they were a lwa ys had a proper childhood, they were always laughing and smiling. i think partially because she was such a big kid herself, she loved to mess about and make sure the kids were having a good time, as much as they possibly could, in the circumstances. what a perfect opportunity to have a chat with sarah. lewis is with you. lovely to see you this morning. what can you tell us about becca and what she meant to you and your family? we first met rebecca back injune 2015, lewis was diagnosed with leukaemia. she was one of the first people that lewis met, she made lewis, and she made sure she told him everything was going to be ok, she was smiling, she lit up the room when she came in. she was fun, loving, bubbly, a little bit clumsy! i love hearing stories li