orlando's help is needed now more than ever ever since columbia went into lockdown it has become hard for the homeless to get money begging or collecting metal and rubbish makes little sense when the only people left on the street are those with nowhere to go with police in charge of enforcing the quarantine this young man tells us he's often violently chased off the streets. tell us to leave but if we don't tase us and beat us i do what i can to avoid that i try to collect some money and find a place to sleep. those who can afford it escape police brutality in these temporary housing facilities. but sharing a windowless room with dozens of people who roam the streets of bogota during the day may well increase their risk of contracting the virus. under these conditions orlando's masks may seem like a band-aid on a bullet wound but it's all these people have and even the skeptics wear their masks like shields protecting them from an invisible menace the end of the day is bittersweet for lando booklet that he says i'm sad to leave but i'm happy because we gave them hope the hope of us c

under these conditions orlando's masks may seem like a band-aid on a bullet wound but it's all these people have and even the skeptics wear their masks like shields protecting them from an invisible menace the end of the day is bittersweet for lando. i'm sad to leave but i'm happy. because we gave them hope the hope of us coming back and bringing along the humanitarian aid for the homeless no one thought about all of that off. he knows it's a stretch but it's this hope that has kept him going for the past 15 years. and the smiles on the faces of those he has helped smiles he may not be able to see under the new masks but he still knows they're there. you're watching the news don't forget our web site is there for all the latest news and information around the clock it's. like a local invalid thanks for joining us. to . say that. whatever it takes.

orlando's help is needed now more than ever ever since columbia went into lockdown it has become hard for the homeless to get money begging or collecting metal and rubbish makes little sense when the only people left on the street are those with nowhere to go with police in charge of enforcing the quarantine this young man tells us he's often violently chased off the streets. tell us to leave but if we don't tase us and beat us i do what i can to avoid that i try to collect some money and find a place to sleep. those who can afford it escape police brutality in these temporary housing facilities. but sharing a windowless room with dozens of people who roam the streets of bogota during the day may well increase their risk of contracting the virus. under these conditions orlando's masks may seem like a band-aid on a bullet wound but it's all these people have and even the skeptics where their masks like shields protecting them from an invisible menace the end of the day is bittersweet for lando. sad to leave but i'm happy. because we gave them hope the hope of us coming back and bringin

fans from its training center in orlando and ed fulfill university in winter park florida only essential personnel are attending. while hospitals in some parts of the country are overrun with covid 19 patients most of the nation's healthcare committee is strained because of a lack of patience we are told the american academy of family physicians says the current shutdown could lead to half of the primary care doctors in the country closing their practices. hospitals are suffering and thousands of employees have been laid off in some states. any specialists so they could also be forced to shut down their doors. >> some people who really need to be seen who are not being seen as much as they should be are those with heart conditions or lung issues or chronic conditions not being seen routinely. >> without patience there is no revenue to pay regular office rent and payroll and staff. so we have temporarily furloughed our employees.

and the other thing is summer fares, which got ridiculously low, $90 round trip new york to orlando, i see some evidence that those fares are coming up for the coming months. >> it doesn't matter how low you

when we opened hogan's beach shop orlando, we had a crazy crowd out front, with tons of hulkamaniacs, red and yellow, you could see it for miles. and this was the ribbon that we cut for the grand opening. did you ever wonder, especially around the time you stepped away from wrestling, is that gonna continue, 'cause there are a lot of people that get forgotten when they retire. i was wondering. you know, i was wondering, but, you know, i've been around so long, and the public knows me so well, i kind of, like, etched my way in, you know. some people sometimes call me the babe ruth of wrestling. so it's really cool to have people say those things about you, you know. you miss wrestling? tremendously. how so? what do you miss about it? oh, my gosh. um... anybody that's ever had a good workout-- you know, once you get done working out, you've had that good sweat. oh, my gosh, it makes my day. sometimes when you wake up in the morning you don't feel good. "oh, i don't feel like working out." but after you train, you go, "yeah, all right, i'm ready." it's that times ten. do you enjoy it mor

many flights came into orlando and some when it to tampa. how that will manifest if those folks aren't self-isolating, i don't know but you also have international travel still. from brazil, people are going into orlando and i think we have to get a handle on that because florida, you will have kids out of school and businesses close and people may lose their jobs, these different things and sacrifices have someone gets airdropped and with more virus in these communities, how is that something that is good? the one thing that i am optimistic about is how you get society back on its feet. a week or two ago, people were talking about being in lockdown for nine months but that's not sustainable. that won't work. if you look at the advent of things like the rapid testing, the antibodies test, it seems there is a new product that comes out every day. every great minds and our country is working on this. i think when you harness the technology, you will be able to have a society that protects against the virus but will allow people to do more than

under these conditions orlando's masks may seem like a band-aid on a bullet wound but it's all these people have and even the skeptics wear their masks like shields protecting them from an invisible menace the end of the day is bittersweet for lando. sad to leave but i'm happy. because we gave them hope the hope of us coming back and bringing along the humanitarian aid for the homeless. he knows it's a stretch but it's this hope that has kept him going for the past 15 years. and the smiles on the faces of those he has helped smiles he may not be able to see under the new masks but he still knows they are their. club and have announced that their home stadium signal is you know park is set to become a coronavirus treatment center the largest football stadium in germany will act as a testing station for suspected cases as well as providing medical care for those that have already tested positive the center which will be staffed by doctors and nurses and stocked with medical equipment will be fully operational from saturday. in football but munich have announced that the head coach has

we're doing i-4 in orlando, bridges in tampa. we had a lot of things going. that's through april 30. i've worked with the white house on kind of going to phase one. i'm going to make an announcement tomorrow. i think for florida, going from where we are now to phase one is not a very big leap. ic that we'll be able to be a small step for us. we'll approach in it a very measured, data-driven way. that's what most of the folks throughout the state is looking for. president trump: ron saw the empty roads, he was telling me before, i was fascinated. he saw empty roads all other florida from doing this he said this is a great time to build roads. a great time to fix bridges. they were fixing bridges where normally it would be a traffic nightmare. they're fixing bridges and there's hardly any traffic. gov. desantis: we've been able to accelerate key projects by as much as two months. as people get back in the swing of things this will be a gradual process. you'll end up having reduced congestion probably more than we've ever done in such a short period of time. i t

orlando: en las niÑeras.ver en pantalla en este momento, se llama justice for midground, estÁn dando fondos inmediatos para todos los que han sido afectados por el coronavirus y trabajan en el mundo agrÍcola. alan: estas son algunas de las entidades que fines de lucro estÁn ayudando a laos inmigrantes, y ahora empresas que inclusive con esta crisis estÁn contratando gente en medio de este coronavirus. orlando: la mayor parte de la poblaciÓn se ve afectada, pero en esto momentos de austeridad econÓmica amazon, costco, pepsico, walmart, por favor, escrÍbalo rÁpidamente o tomÉ foto para todas las personas que tienen estas compaÑÍas en su ciudad. contÁctelos, están ccontratando personas para sus compaÑÍas en este momento. alan: muy bien por estas compaÑÍas que le estÁn haciendo pese a esta crisis. orlando montiel, experto en finanzas, gracias por tus comentarios. ello estamos con esta gente, que esa es la idea. orlando: existe la ayuda, se puede ver la luz al final del tÚnel. lo que hagamos ahora, cambiará para s

orlando: no, no, no. para los negocios pero tambiÉn tienen 120 dÍas. alan:el inquilino deberÁ pagar, me imagino que no pudo pagar, no te pueden sacar de la propiedad, se puede o se debe de pagar la renta atrasada en algÚn momento? orlando: muy bien, algo importante, beneficio para el inquilino o dueÑo de la propiedad, no tiene que pagar por los 120 dÍas. eso no significa que la renta o la hipoteca no se deba pagar en el futuro. los bancos estÁn trabajando con las personas que tienen hipotecas para aÑadirlo al final de los pagos y los inquilinos tendrÁn que tener un arreglo de persona por persona porque igual tendrÁn que pagar la renta eventualmente. hay que entender que los dueÑos de la propiedad tambiÉn tienen que pagar impuestos, tienen que pagar mantenimiento, tiene que pagar mucho de hipoteca. no porque no se tengan que pagar en los prÓximos 120 dÍas, se tendrÁ que segar un acuerdo, y se tendrÁ que llegar a un acuerdo de pagos parciales hasta que se pongan al dÍa. alan: estamos viendo en pantalla la a

jillian: great news from fox affiliate in orlando reporting.ichael kevin is part of a study doctors hope will pave the way to help others suffering from covid-19. rob: these tickets handed out in mississippi, $500 tickets for people doing a drive in church service in the doj stepped in after a lawsuit in the mayor is saying you can go to these churches with the drive-through or the drive up church. we have the lead attorney, the case for the church, joining us to talk about it. what do you make of the progress you have made so far? >> we are not there yet. the mayor indicated a couple days ago he would revise the order but we have to wait until tuesday to see what that looks like. jillian: the statement says thank you to the trump administration and william barr for the strong stand in support of religious liberty, and this still america, we will help support this any way we can. you can still take out at restaurants, go to the grocery store with the proper masks. a lot of people saying why can't you drive up and take part in a church service?

but, in orlando, amber robberson will have to go it alone. >> i have negative $135. and i'm not getting a stimulus check. that's not going to help any. >> she's been looking for work for two years and hasn't filed taxes. she went to prison when she was 18 for non-violent crimes and covid-19 she suspects has slashed any employment prospects she had. >> you lost your job because of covid-19. go ahead, you'll get hired before this lady who's been looking for two years. >> her daughter calin goes to a magnet school for the performing arts. for both of them, education represents opportunities amber didn't have. >> lord knows i don't want her going through what i am going through now. i know she won't be going to jail or anything crazy like i did. she wants to be a star. >> when schools shut their she nood knknew she had to get . so she and her neighbors banded together for wi-fi so all the kids could learn. >> i got the wi-fi fixed. >> so i can. >> yeah, you're going to school here. >> knowing she can still make her daughter smile is a small relief. >> just got to let it

didn't tru orlando and went to hist( apartment in search of her friend.nd found haley. >> i didn't know she was dead at the time. she was so pale, you know. >> reporter: haley had been tesero was gone. this is thet( house that orland lived in. >> that is correct. >> reporter: binghamton police lietenant corey miner led the investigation intoÑi the death orlando's disappearance. >> there's several different cameras on the house. thee1 camera o house shows miss anderson and mr. tesero walking intoxd the residence on marchÑi 8th. >> reporter: hourse1 later, orlando could be seen leaving alone. suitcase in hand.Ñi nicaragua, the dual citizen drove to new york's jfk airport and left the country. who picked him up at the airport in nicaragua? >> to this day i don't know. >> reporter: binghamton'sÑi ford district attorney steven wo cornwell. >>/en i lup9he wasfá in nicaraou" before we c;c get to him, the first thing i thought was no way, he got away with murder. >> maria elena salinas joins us now. maria elena, good morning. so orlando's a dual citizen. he leave

would you ever think about running in clearwater or in orlando or somewhere around here? you're extremely popular, well-known. interesting to you? well, i've thought about it, you know, about clearwater, mayor of clearwater, governor of florida, you know. i've thought about it, but it's just been a thought. your life, your career, has kind of been defined by huge, incredible highs, and a lot of lows. why did people stick with you through the highs, the lows, through all these decades? because everybody has scars on 'em, you know. a kid, young boy or young girl, high school, college kid, older adult, came from a family that was divorced, scar. parents were alcoholics, scar. boyfriend broke up with me, scar. dui, scar. someone bullied you, scar. there are so many people out there just like me that have scars... things you said that you shouldn't. right, exactly. scar. they look at me-- i didn't call myself a hero. i didn't call myself a role model. my fans did. and i think i'm tangible, they relate to me because i've got so many scars on me, you know, and i'm still standing

orlando: hola, ¿quÉ tal?.principal del dÍa de hoy es que contacten a sus acreedores lo antes posible y le expliquen por la situaciÓn que estÁn pasando, pÉrdida de trabajo, reducciÓn de salario, etcÉtera. raÚl: es que generalmente nos da miedo decirles que no tenemos co cÓmo pagarles, y hay muchas compaÑÍas que estÁn dando ceros intereses en sus compras, ¿cuÁl son? orlando: los bancos mÁs grandes, creo que los pondrÁn en pantalla. [informaciÓn en pantalla] la mayorÍa de las compaÑias financieras se han unido a apoyar a nuestra comunidad en los estados unidos, a permitirles que dejen de hacer un pago, que dejen de hacer 2 pagos, incluso hasta 3 pagos con ciertas compaÑÍas, vuelvo a lo mismo, el mensaje comunicarnos lo antes posible, es importante que he visto con muchas personas en estos momentos, la mayorÍa de las instituciones bancarias estÁn dispuestas a trabajar con ustedes, siempre y cuando no se retrasen, por favor pidan ayuda. raÚl: y ahorren, porque no se trata de seguir poniÉndoles moneditas a las tarje

congressman from florida he's in orlando you think 2 trillion is going to be enough bill. i have no idea how much money is required i think 2 trillion maybe more than enough on the other hand we're going to find out i'm sure in the next few days holes that we have that we need to fill right now that testing looks like it's coming along we've got several new ideas and new products that are out there so i'm hopeful we'll be able to get our arms quickly around the issue of just how many people are infected and how it's being spread in a lot more detail than we've known up till now we need very badly to one of these come through that are being tested that already exist but we don't know how effective they are from a scientific standpoint in controlling some patient who has a the corona virus and alternately course we need a vaccine and then at some point the judge has got to be made to let most of the economy go back to work again because if we shut this economy down as hard as it is now for a very long period of time you know meaning 345 spat it will be devastating it will be

so we are doing i 4 and orlando, bridges and tempo. we have a lot of things going.t is through april 30th. i've worked with the white house on kind of going to phase 1. i'm going to make an announcement tomorrow. for florida, going from where we are now to phase 1 is not a very big leap. i think we will be able to be a small step for us. we will approach it in a very measured, thoughtful, and data-driven way. is it most of the folks throughout the state are looking for. >> president trump: ron saw the empty roads. he was telling before, i assassinated. he saw the empty roads all over florida, staying at home. that this is a great time to build roads, to fix bridges. they were fixing bridges down there were normally there would be a traffic nightmare, and they are fixing bridges and there's hardly any traffic. because we've been able to accelerate key projects by as much as two months. as people get back into the swing of things, this is a gradual process. you're going to end up having reduced congestion, probably more than we've ever done in such a short period of t

orlando: para todas las personas que tengan dudas, estudiantes, universitarios y del colegio.si respondes correctamente te darÁn el dinero y te puedes ganar hasta $30 la hora. no estÁ nada mal, horarios flexibles. eso estÁ muy bueno, tambiÉn depende tu horario, puedes escoger quÉ horario trabajar en eso y cuÁl no si tienes otro tipo de actividad en tu casa como estar con tus hijos o tu esposo y haciendo cosas que haces en esta cuarentena. orlando: un punto muy importante para las personas que puedan asistir virtualmente como asistentes virtuales. te permiten hacer bÚsquedas en internet, asistir a una persona y puedes ganar muy buen dinero desde siete dÓlares hasta $20. alan: asÍ es, empresas a nivel nacional tambiÉn ofrecen empleo desde la casa. estamos viendo las compaÑÍas que son buenÍsimas, todas estas compaÑÍas estÁn ofreciendo empleo desde su casa. orlando: algo muy importante para cerrar, para las personas que quieran la informaciÓn vayan a paz econÓmica.com y ahÍ pueden ver cÓmo aplicar para distintos programas, las industrias que estÁn apoyando,como conseguir empleo pe

and also encourage you if you're ever around orlando, jackson, mclane, virginia, and a few more stops, we're going to be going for the next few months and see if we can tackle donald trump, jr. he's got a head start, he's got a famous dad who is on twitter now and he tends to push the book a little bit. no, but don is a great guy and a great book. so with that, anybody have any questions? yeah. >> to write this book-- [inaudible] >> all right. okay. so let me explain something to you. i'm a met fan. right? so, it's very tough to root to others, and i'm not a yankee hater. you're a national guy, right? >> well, i'm a --. >> okay. the nationals, enbraced that team fantastic. on a serious note i used to do all sports radio and what happened in 2017, with the yankees up and losing 4-3 and a revelation what the astros were doing in 2017. it's an interesting time. i don't know how baseball is going to get on top of this. if i'm the dodgers, i'm not too happy. if i'm the yankees i'm not too happy so, and then they beat them again, with the whole sign stealing thing, so baseball can't get out

it's going be fun in new york, and also encourage you if you're ever around orlando, a jacksonville,ean virginia and few other stops were going to be going for the next two months see if we can tackle donald trump junior he's got a head start's got a famous status on twitter now. [laughter] he tends to push the book a little bit. it's a great guy and a great book called trigger. with that exhibit have any questions? >> [inaudible question] >> guest: let meu. explain 72. i am a met fan. [laughter] sit very tough to root for others, i'm not a yankee hater. >> i'm in arkansas a razorback guy. >> guest: obviously that team is fantastic on a serious note i used to do all sports radio. what happened in 2017 with the yankees up three games of two and losing four games to three that was a revelation about what the astros were doing in 2017 is going to make interesting time. i don't know how baseballs going to get on top of the spirit find the dodgers, i'm not too happy if i'm that yankees and not too happy. and then they beat them again. with this hold sign stealing thing so baseball can't g

would you ever think about running in clearwater or in orlando or somewhere around here?'re extremely popular, well-known. interesting to you? well, i've thought about it, you know, about clearwater, mayor of clearwater, governor of florida, you know. i've thought about it, but it's just been a thought. your life, your career, has kind of been defined by huge, incredible highs, and a lot of lows. why did people stick with you through the highs, the lows, through all these decades? because everybody has scars on 'em, you know. a kid, young boy or young girl, high school, college kid, older adult, came from a family that was divorced, scar. parents were alcoholics, scar. boyfriend broke up with me, scar. dui, scar. someone bullied you, scar. there are so many people out there just like me that have scars... things you said that you shouldn't. right, exactly. scar. they look at me-- i didn't call myself a hero. i didn't call myself a role model. my fans did. and i think i'm tangible, they relate to me because i've got so many scars on me, you know, and i'm still standing. li

shaquille o'neal decidiÓ costear los gastos funerarios de un jugador de 18 aÑos quien fue asesinado en orlandol por 40 millones de dÓlares al aÑo. noah es pelotero de oakland, despuÉs rayley jugÓ en texas, le devolviÓ este batazo con bate incluido. hacemos una pausa. al regreso, carlos giusti tiene mÁs noticias deportivas. >>> gracias carlos. le recordamos que puede ayudar a recordar a la clase 2020, vaya al menÚ principal y busque envÍe fotos, incluÍa el nombre estudiante y subir la foto, pasemos a ver algunas fotos de los graduados de la clase 2020. ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> hola, buenas tardes. soy cÉsar ballona. >>> y sandra cervantes. iniciamos en mÉxico donde buscan impulsar una ley que castige con 40 Ños de cÁrcel cualquier discriminaciÓn

them to discredit what value little shannon left orlando. and he has that can't have any of us have wished to have but. my my my my my my but it was my. going to. the gym. going to. come. to. morrow. it's better than any thriller. new ways to buy crime. crime scenes are preserved in virtual form break ins can be predicted in advance and autopsies conducted without a scalpel what used to be science fiction has now become reality the hi tech law enforcement. closed up. 90 minutes on d w. o more or. aha i'm going crazy thing in all the time. how to handle our new allies in times of the corona and then make d. w. reporter keep your job or is it just like everyone else and she's looking for answers and thankfully with the help of cleaning a few of the. thank you is not life as we know it. in this together our new web series. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing. so please take care of yourself good systems wash your hands if you can stay at how we do w. here for you we are working tirelessly to keep

irs >> y la compaÑÍa disney suspendiÓ cien mil trabajadores de sus parques temÁticos y hoteles, en orlando dÓlares a la semana, los parques en california y florida llevan ya cerrados casi cinco semanas. ni hablar, al regresar, un artista agradece a los hÉroes mÉdicos con este bello dibujo, hecho con tiza. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> vamos a presentarle a esta joven de long island que hace obras de arte con tizas y tardÓ un mes en ponerle color al pavimento y lo cubriÓ con un bello gracias, eso es lo que representa este dibujo, un agradecimiento al personal mÉdico que combate la pandemia, aquÍ nos unimos a su mensaje, asÍ vamos, un dia a la vez, siga en nheyÁ tgauymas,en m buasocs. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> a continuaciÓn, golpe al boxeo, ¿tendremos que esperar para canelo- triple g tres? y reinoso aceptarÍa entrenar a ruÍz, y sale del retiro y regresa con tom brady, y tenemos desde su casita al campeÓn lÓpez, comenzamos titulares

>> i'm at home in orlando, florida, with the family.bout nine, 10 people in the house with me. i have four boys, my chef and his family. and we're doing what everybody else is doing. we're just, you know, trying to follow the rules, trying to comply. here in orlando, i think they have a curfew from 10 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., and they're still practicing the social distancing thing. but we've just been in the house. a daily routine for me is wake up with the boys, work out, east breakfast. a couple them are still in school, make sure they do their homework. and then from 5:00 to 7:00, we eat dinner. and then from 7:00, we figure out ways to make people laugh. we're doing funny videos, tiktok, instagrams, just trying to brighten up the people's day. >> stephen: i know you're still doing a fair amount of djing-- d.j. diesel, i do have that right? >> yes, sir. >> stephen: i think we have a video here they sent along. it's you djing for your kids. can we show this, jim? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: what's on your quarantine play list? they seem into it. >

. >>> walt disney world in orlando will furlough 43,000 workers because of the shutdown.ill continue paying health insurance and other benefits about 200 employees remain on the job. >>> pope proposes universal basic income said it would achieve the ideal of no worker without rights. >>> and you may start seeing a shortage of pork in the united states smithfield, the country's largest processed pork supplier is halting operations after several employees tested positive for covid-19, closing down plant >>> burning man is going virtual. it was canceled first time in its 42-year history. now organizers are building a virtual black rock city online >>> dire warnings from global health officials about just how long coronavirus could threaten our lives. there is hope, social distancing may be helping reduce cases in some hot spots we begin in los angeles. >> reporter: good morning, cori, across the country there are signs that social distancing is working but amidst the newfound hope, warning it may not be over soon deadly virus may breo stay >> we think it mays the human ra lo

the wwe will return to producing wrestling events from their training facility in orlando. but without fans. originally deemed unessential d santos reversed that ruling, the decision could open the door for other sports in the state. meanwhile, the pga said today the pga championship at harding park will go on in august without fans still a lot to be determined on that front. but what about your own local golf course why can't you play? it's not the most strenuous but it's a form of exercise physically and mentally. some parts of the state still allow golf but i asked about why that is? >> it's a great argument. i've been in a coring pga calls the last two weeks. every county has a different outlook on it. and the assumption is, just like closing beaches down for people to go for a walk. i think some people feel that if you let people out there that they are going to get too close. >> we'll see ab local golf courses depending on where you play, some are are open. some are not. elizabeth, ken, back to you saying happy birthday to 97- year-old ruth stack of walnut creek, a lo

estudiando lo que ocurre en florida para saber cÓmo serÁ viable una reapertura de los parques temÁticos de orlandouna pauta que se estÁ llevando a cabo para poder saber lo que los empleados van a hacer. serÍa tambiÉn obligatorio limpiar los pasamanos cada vez que una persona tenga contacto con uno de ellos. borja: sin duda yo creo que el ocio va a ser uno de los sectores que mÁs se va a ver afectado por esta pandemia. incluso hay anuncios de artistas que tenÍan preparadas sus giras internacionales y que han suspendido todos sus conciertos ya estÁn empezando a programarlos para el aÑo 2021. sin duda malos momentos. si te parece nos vamos a ir a revisar cÓmo el brote mundial estÁ afectando en otros paÍses. cientos de migrantes venezolanos bloquearon el trÁfico vehicular en una autopista de bogotÁ. las Órdenes del confinamiento establecidas por el gobierno colombiano han dejado a esa poblaciÓn al borde del desespero. muchos perdieron sus trabajos y otros han sido desalojados de sus viviendas debido a la crisis econÓmica que ha traÍdo la pandemia. los venezolanos intentan llegar a su paÍs, pero debido

irs >> y la compaÑÍa disney suspendiÓ cien mil trabajadores de sus parques temÁticos y hoteles, en orlandoecibirÁn 275 dÓlares a la semana, los parques en california y florida llevan ya cerrados casi cinco semanas. ni hablar, al regresar, un artista agradece a los hÉroes mÉdicos con este bello dibujo, hecho con tiza. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ locutor: hay acciones cotidianas para ayudar a prevenir la propagación de enfermedades respiratorias. lávese las manos. evite el contacto cercano con las personas enfermas. evite tocarse los ojos, la nariz y la boca. quédese en casa cuando esté enfermo. cúbrase al toser o estornudar. limpie y desinfecte de manera frecuente los objetos que toca. para obtener más información, visite cdc.gov/covid19. este mensaje es gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación. >> vamos a presentarle a esta joven de long island que hace obras de arte con tizas y tardÓ un mes en ponerle color al pavimento y lo cubriÓ con un bello gracias, eso es lo que representa este dibujo, un agradecimiento al personal mÉdico que combate la pandemia, aquÍ nos unimos a su

because orlando situation is worlded different than palm beach and broward, miami-dade.hey have as much international travel as anybody. yet as of this morning i think orlando had 50 people hospitalized in that whole area for covid-19. people were predicting there would be hundreds of thousands of hospitalized in florida by this time. so they have had a really modest outbreak. southeast florida, still by some of these other standards, not as bad as other parts of the country, that was more after domestic seeding i think than international. >> we'll be in touch on that. go ahead. reporter: why not require people take tests before they take international flights? why not people have masks on planes? >> we'll look at that. probably will do more of that. brazil has pretty much of an outbreak as you know. they went different way than other countries in south america. if you look at the chart, see what happened unfortunately to brazil. we're looking at it very closely. we're in coordination with other governors also but in particular with ron. we'll make that decision pretty s

we got disney world here in orlando.e have parades at night where hundreds, if not thousands of people are standing shoulder to shoulder with kids sneezing and coughing next to you. i wonder how much disney will do of that? i think there is a lot of ifs going forward. i think we get a real good pop. we get reassessment, reassessment. longer term, i'm not worried. i think we get back to the norms. i don't know how long term it is. people calling for a real sharp v-shaped straight back up i think they will have couple things handed to them first before we get there. charles: now rebecca, according to the survey, 52%, majority see a u-shaped recovery. so a gradual recovery where we make something of a bottom to gary's point and we slowly work our way back up. i'm not sure what you see, but tell us what you think may happen and more important i, how your portfolio's positioned for it? >> yeah. that is a great question, charles. i know you want me to put a v or u on it. i want to say it is a hybrid, right? we haven't seen thi

people protested in orlando and miami today.lorida was one of the last states to issue a statewide stay at home order. the governor, republican ron desantis says a date hasn't been set yet to reopen florida but he's considering different options in how to proceed. he says he's not rushing to reopen. >> phase one is a very very small step forward, and i think the prudent way to do it is to be very methodical about this, be very data driven. i'm not in a rush. you know, to do anything. i would rather do it right. >> despite the rallies taking place across the country, a recent yahoo! news you gov poll shows the majority of those surveyed opposes these antilockdown protests. the poll also shows a majority of americans surveyed are concerned about lifting coronavirus restrictions too soon, during this public health crisis. jon? jon: christina coleman in los angeles, thank you. >>> vice president pence finishing up a closed-door coronavirus task force meeting moments ago. plus president trump hosted a phone call meeting with catholic

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[ laughter ] >> reporter: and in orlando, these moved in with each other days before the quarantine orders an adjustment. >> we don't know how to load up a dishwashe so that will create something very quic and then she gets upset into her dungeon, aka, the offic >> take a walk. go to another room. take a deep breath and collect myself before i got back to this conversation. >> reporter: staying positive is importan >> i think we found our routine so it's not so bad. but the days just mix altogethe >> i like it. i'm a homebody. sothispe >> reporter: ankpix >> hey, he's loading the dishwasher! give him credit! that's it for kpix 5 at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00, fast food and frontline workers getting fed up. protests in several bay area cities. they say big cooperations are putting their safety at risk. >> plus a new layer of protection for health care workers and their familie what the governor made available for them before the pandemic surged. >> and a snag for bay area students trying to learn digitally. two biolris shuttidown class albreache our top story on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay

of god has spoken to me and says don't be afraid >> reporter: some congregations like this one in orlandoonvening for palm sunday a week ago with the pastor touching pariioners to heal them and planningo reopen their doors tomorrow that's true of the life tabernacle church in batten rouge as wl which is expecting 2,000 or more people stark warnings have come from some governors lik kentucky's andy beshear >> i hope people will see we are living our faith by being willing to change the way that we're worshipping this >> reporter: but his warning of recordg license platesf church goers and enrcing a quartine drawing rebuke from texas senator ted cruz, adding in a separate tweet i live in texas where we protect public safety but aren't authoritarian zealots. the state speaker says there's more to the story than that what was the reason for the reversal >> i definitely don't want people to go to church, but i don't want them to go to jail if they do. >> reporter: of the 15 states with the most vulnerable populations to coronavirus 1 of them have some kind of religious exemption. florida's gov

. >> reporter: this is gabe gutierrez from coast-to-coast from new york and boston to orlando, chicago and los angeles, many cities are essentially ghost towns. today, the calls to reopen america reached their loudest yet. >> i don't think that the government really has any business telling us what we can and cannot do. protest in virginia followed others this week in michigan and north carolina. >> we're people. we have that right. >> reporter: today the governors of six midwestern states banded together to coordinate how and when they would reopen ohio would expire on may 1st with safeguards. >> the world we'll see is a different world. you'll see people with masks. you'll see people where there is a lot of sanitizers. the workplace will change. >> reporter: as los angeles and washington d.c. extended their stay-at-home orders until may 15th at the nation's covid-19 epicenter, new york's governor did the same. >> what happens after then i don't know we will see depending on what the data shows. >> reporter: today that data showed the daily death toll in new york fell for the second s

took out a lot of wrestling, and then pinned mojave and walked away from orlando as the new what theyalling 24/7 champion. gronkowski signed with wwe last month, as his post football star continues to be written. >> and these are not home movies. this is 1996. san jose soccer. they played the first game in major league soccer history on this date. and beat d.c. united. eric, the game winner, and what is still thought to be the largest mls crowd ever. over 31,000. the current san jose earthquake stars we bonds was at lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00. the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area, and the cbsn evening news is up next. >>> and we'

. >> reporter: what turned it around doctors at orlando health aren't sure but say four days after administering plasma from a coronavirus survivor, the antibodies in that plasma may have turned the tables. >> we're unsure that it works or doesn't work that's yet to be seen. it worked in this case, but it's not the magic bullet and we can't guarantee it works in everybody. >> reporter: finding plasma donor james cocker who survived coronavirus and tested negative and had a compatible blood type was no small feat. it began on social media. kevin is awake and you may have saved his life. >> it feels amazing to know i may have been the difference between life or death. >> reporter: the fda has approved this plasma treatment in more than 300 patients. >> oh my goodness. hello. >> reporter: today kevin was taken off life support. >> wow we're hearing your voice. that is amazing. >> reporter: his family learning that this afternoon. >> you look better. >> love you so much. >> i love you, too, dad. >> reporter: even a moment with the family dog oliver. >> this is a moment we've been waiting for, and he