>>thank u for joining us tonight on kron news at 6 ovid-19 is taking a deadly toll at bay area nursing homes, 10 people died om the virus at a redwood city facility over the past few weeks. and now we're learng of 3 deaths at an east bay site. thank you for joining here on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock i'mjustine waltman the outbreak of infectis at gordon man on the peninsula is the latest nursing home facility hit by covi19. we talked with the senior home about what it is doing now to st

cuomo's executive order, where he granted immunity for doctors and health care workers dealing with ovid-19. for those in the health care field, i would like you to know quickly about our existing law. this is something the governor and i discussed this morning as well. and we both, as lawyers, not doctors, agree with. should a doctor prescribe hydroxychloroquine and another to a patient in louisiana in connection with the current covid-19 pandemic, and in accordance with f.d.a.'s clinical approval, that doctor's actions would likely fall within the immunity statute that we urrently already have no louisiana. of course i would note that the facts and circumstances surrounding any incident will always determine whether an individual's entitled to immunity. but as a blanket order, the immunity statutes that we have here in louisiana go even further than governor cuomo's executive order. i will continue to do everything that we can to assist our state's effort to fight this pandemic in louisiana. i again want to thank the governor for helping us secure this medication and -- because it is g

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>>thank u for joining us tonight on kron news at 6 ovid-19 is taking a deadly toll at bay area nursing homes, 10 people died om the virus at a redwood city facility over the past few weeks. and now we're learng of 3 deaths at an east bay site. thank you for joining here on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock i'mjustine waltman the outbreak of infectis at gordon man on the peninsula is the latest nursing home facility hit by covi19. we talked with the senior home about what it is doing now to stop the spread. >>a pandemic condion. the perfect storm of difficultie you know with this population 10 residents at gordon matter a well-regarded care home in redwood city havedied from complications from the coronavirus the rector confirmed around 20 resints and 7 staffers have also tested positive focovid-19. >>and it's been a depressing time at the family run business. it's been a really hard 2 weeks. for 3 weeks. orman. >>we've beeunder lockdown my main concern is for my residents. and you know ey're my friends, caring f them has been a al privilege. and i wantto continue to do that as be they can under

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>>well, san francisco unified school district is setting up more sites now in the city to ovide freerab and go meals. the district has a new partnership with 5 community based organizationto expand access. the district has provided more than 500,000 free meals to children sce closing schools because of the virus. and here is an interactive ap by the way of all the pickup sites for meals and times on our website at kron 4 dot coms you can check that out and find the ite. bay area residents will have to wait a little bit longer before they can return to their normal life roinand it's not yet clear how local and state leaders will be implementing a strategy on returning to normal life but one local professohas an idea kron four's therine enan spoke with health policyprofessor steve shortell at u c rkeley on how this might play out. >>eds several different ways so one has to do wi are really looking at the cuent testing and we have to do this regio and the ability as you release it in the faces of the counties to co together in the regions to continue to do the surveillance contact traci

. >> this tiny microcosm may well ovide massive answers on how this virus lives and dies.bc news, rome. kasia: we are going to stay in europe and turn to which has set up plans to become the first country to lift its coronavis pandemic restrictions othe continent. if the public sticks to public distancing rules over the easter period, then smaller nonessential shops could be allowed to open in just over a week's time. however, face masks that you can see will still have to be worn in all shops andlso on public transport. here is the chancellor. >> our aim is to allow small shops up to 400 square metersel, as as hardware and garden shops, to open again by april 14. of course strict safety precautions. from may 1, our aim is to allow all the shops,pping centers, and hairdressers to reope, while other services, hospitality and hotels, will open step i step, by mid-may at the earliest. kasia:tu so the ion in austria, to bring you some breaking news from the u.k. the british prime minister boris johnson has been admitted intensive care with those persistent symptoms of coronavi

. >>> and google oviding a big boost to that effort. they will provide chrome books to 4,000 students to help them with online learn and google is working to provide free access to 100,000 wifi hot spots. >>> high school and college students wondering if they will get to experience what is supposed to be one of the most memorable events of their lives. graduation day. kpix 5's maria medina in san jose with the commencements in question. >> i imagine putting on the cap and gown and just have everyone i love be in the same place for one day. >> reporter: she is weeks from graduation from stanford university. a huge accomplishment in and of itself but it means more to her family. she is the first to finish college. >> it has been a dream to be able to demonstrate to them that, like, this is a feasible thing to rerterbut her class wi have to wait for graduation day. the commencement weekend is postponed because of covid-19. the university plans to recognize students in june at a distance. >> it is disappointing. >> reporter: she is far from

are shut down of course but learning at home continues in schoodistricts have to find ways now to ovide the information and learning materials that students need we have olivia janeiro with more from sacramento. >>and manyparents and students have been to their school in nearly a month there were the mask and we have but this time instead of , droppintheir students off they're picking up supplies to learn from home al from the safety of eir car. we were. >>kind of biting our ails a little bit. with this whole crisis going on we really didn't know. we were in the dark. >>for many students in the district there has been no set currculum for week but that changes on moay elementary schools ross sacramentare handing out about 8600 laptops to make sure every student has the technologthey need to participate in a nedistance learng plan from home. >>shaving her. actually n front of a computer and with her teacher got in her way that will be bett. >>but with more than 10,000 laptops sti on back order there still aren'enoh for middle and high school students across the district, this as teachers

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additional suprt has been ovided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, a private corporation funded by the american people. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> sreenivasan: it's day three of some reopening of non- essential ansinessesa week since florida began allowing limited ss to a few beaches. here in new york city, where regulations are in effect, we are working remotely. the coronavirus pa hemic taken more than 200,000 lives hundreds of thousands of people in the united states have tested positive for covid-19, the this week, the u.s. government will begin processing another round of applications for more than $300 billion in new aid for small businesses and hospils. let's get started with today's top news: as states and local governments start to reopen, most are taking relatively sma steps. but, in some places, people are ignoring sial distancing and other restrictions-- like this salon in dallas. the owner was sent a cease and desist letter and issued a citation by police. in southern california, thousands gathered at beaches

>>so it's been kind of like hard for us to ovide like some food, yeah because we know we have to sombillto pay will have to pay thrand. >>so urecedented numbers of califorans streaming per these pop up food distribution events like this when will it end they just don'know. theye wrapping up and prepari for the next ways. in santa paulacalifornia, i'm aul vercammen. now back to you. >>espite social distancing guidelines, dozens of grocery store workersave now died from coronavirus nd now union leaders and workers worker experts are suggestg th it might be time for grocery stores too ban customers from coming inse one local labor expert agrees with the idea to close stores to custers. we'll hear more from them coming up a little bit later on. and you can also ca the national disaster just distress helpline by the way if you need to a deal you need to have somebody help yo deal with all of this going on right now it can be stress-inducing that's to say the least 1, 895 5990 is the number tocall again it's 1 800. 9, 8, 5 5990 he can text you can use the tty number the bottom of the screen. thi

. >> reporter: at this call, a middle-aged man is suff ovid-like symp. >>lyted him checked out. they're worried they're not going to see him again. >> reporter: well, norah, we were also struck by this pretty remarkable scene out of new york this morning: health care volunteers from out of state heading into their final shifts at city hospitals and being applauded, as you can see, ply police officers as they boarded their buses to work. with the cases flattening here in the city, they can now head home with their heads held high as heroes. norah. >> o'donnell: and thanked by the n.y.p.d. mola, thank you. tonight, the man who led the government's race to a vaccine is blowing the whistle and calling for an investigation. rick bright says he was removed from his job after pressing for rigorous vetting for a drug embraced by president trump as a miracle treatment. bright said science must always trump politics. it's all unfolding late tonight. and cbs' paula reid is at the white house. paula. >> reporter: norah, cbs news has learned that this key official, who spent his entire caree

a practice that privacy expert and activists will be crystal refers to as ovid washing but the term covert washing does explain why the company palin tear is getting praise for using its surveillance technology to track covert 19 infections for the u.k.'s national health service even though palin tears c.e.o. finally admitted to using that same technology to help i support undocumented immigrants and why spyware company and so group is partner with israel's defense ministry to use mobile phone data to track infected citizens even though in a cell group is under an f.b.i. investigation on suspicion of hacking u.s. residents and companies and gathering intelligence on governments over why a customs and border patrol commissioner recently tweeted facial recognition as a touch free hygenic way to validate your identity as well as protect from exposure to covert 19 and other germs at the airport jesus if they thought tweets like that were convincing than mike bloomberg might as well tweeted stop and frisk is a great way to educate youth about careers along foresman. but another democrat the cor

>>and ovide continued protection for the general public om covid-19 the latest development comes 3 and a half weekin the california statewide stay at home order. >>ask for any specifics if there was key data point which prompted the plans for reopening governor newsome wouldn't say monday. it's a vaccine. >>ospect to figure out a way of doing this where wedon't invite a second wave. well we don't let down our guard and we don't put ourselves in a position where we regret, i'm movig too quickly d so you'll see that laid in detail terms with an initial projection of vid-19 patient peaks in mid-may governor newsome also would say mony if that's changed. >>state healtofficials have said california could be seeing its peak. now the overnor noting monday hospitalization rates increased modestly over the weekend but still remain well bracing for the curve. d been >>is being bent because of you. >>the governor says specifics for the plan to open up california will be rolled out tuesday at his daily press conference at noon in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>now to the very latest on c

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we have to stepin and ovide assistance to everybody. >> you have been working with vulnerable populations for many years, what new learnings have been revealed, through this pandemic? >> i think what this pandemic has taught us, is that you know, life is very pre in our situation, it can change from one moment to the next, and so we have to you kner, be for each other, take care of each other, be with our families, love the people around us. i think at is real important. one of the things i am thinking about is that society has always blamed poor people, we blamthem for not having, earning enough or not having a joe or we blthem for just their situation, and but in this pandemic it has taught us that you know, we are this together. peoples poverty now is not their fault, and so this is a moment for us to sort of see how we are all equal, and how me together in solidarity, so we can make it out of this crisis together. >> josc, thank you so much for being with us. >> think you. >> to see if you're eligible and to apply for a sh grant from this fund, visit mission ast fund.org. >>> for week

world health organization to launch an initiative to speed up work on drugs test said vaccines against ovid 19 but the u.s. says it won't be taking part and in other news for us is justice minister has resigned accusing president tradable tomorrow of interfering in law enforcement early abbas our fired at the federal police chief. now india is easing some restrictions in its coronavirus down neighborhood shops selling non essential goods have been allowed to open but only at 50 percent capacity shops in busy areas malls and infection hotspots will remain closed india has reported nearly 25000 cases and 735 deaths on friday it recorded its highest one day increase in infections the lockdown has been extended until may. now the world's news now and it's been 5 years since a powerful earthquake struck nepal many families are still waiting to rebuild their homes thousands of people were killed and 800000 displaced and cultural and historical monuments were damaged most of the reconstruction has been completed but for some the work is not happening fast enough for me at a limbo reports from kath

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health departments anand governors should slap on really major sanctions against firms that don't ovidequate rsonal ptetection equipipnt, adequate social distancing, a to take every posossible rigigos manager to ensur that -- measure to ensure the safety of these women and men. go amymy:of you want to these memen and women n are overwhelmingly immigrants and african americans. >> they are. to say we can just trust the meatpackcking o operators in the industry to do this, self-evidently, we can't. if you go back into history, there's a long history of abusing immigrant labor in meatpacking plants. and also self-evidently, safety precautions haven't been taken because people have died and they're getting sick in the thousands. why would we -- why would we want to put hard-working americans and their families at risk? why would we want to have them choose between their livelihood and their lives or the lives of their chchildren? -- it has no heart. it has no compassion. foremost, the and first responsibilitity of anyny leader, any g government, is the healalth and safety and well-beg of it

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you compare european countries you can see the far right is quickly gaining ground in many of them ovidegame some right wing extremists are now even part of. governing coalitions at the national level. after the end of the cold war right wing populist and far right parties played very little role in europe only reaching the 10 percent threshold in a few countries at the turn of the millennium. but in 2019 far right parties have become a force to be reckoned with in some countries they've even been part of the government . a similar development took place after the 1st world war which had led to the emergence of a number of democracies in europe. 20 years later most of them had reverted to authoritarian systems or dictatorships. the weimar republic resisted this tendency but the nazis were biding their time waiting for a chance to overthrow democracy and establish a totalitarian regime. for a while the economy was on the upswing inflation was falling and unemployment was lower than it had been in years. in october $929.00 the global economic crisis brought that to a crashing halt. until t

pascal: it was already a problem ovid to finish a negotiation in six months.egotiationsrade usually take five years. what was hard to deliver in six months before the covid crisis is sickly not doable within the existing time remaining. either there will need to be an negotiation the period, which is not the end of the world, although i would suspect the british government would not like this option, or there would have to be an agreement, framework agreement, a set of principles, that we trade along the usual modalities and then that is something that we will have to revisit. but no way, in my view, can a trade agreement being negotiated given the covid crisis has led to an interruption. vonnie: thank you so much for joining us, looking forward to that conference in november. the former wto director-general, currently president of the paris peace for him. coming up, we will have a read on the high-yield market with ray kennedy. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. pandemic companies are remaining confident in the junk mark

must be maintained to ensure that all ovid-19 needs are met. so effective april the 22nd, which obviously is next week, current restrictions on surgery will be lifted. this will allow doctors to diagnose and treat more medical conditions without needing to get an exception. just one example of this would be a diagnostic test for suspected cancer. now while losening restrictions for doctors, we are enhancing standards to protect our vulnerable seniors who live in nursing homes and assisted living centers to protect against covid-19 getting into those living centers. we are requiring infection control policies and we are minimizing the movement of taff between those facilities. next is my executive order about the retail sector in texas. retailers are such an important part of our economy. they provide you with products that you need and want, and they create so many jobs. during our battle with covid-19 over the past month and a half, we have seen some retailers sell products without customers going into stores, hence reducing ask exposure to th

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is the prison doing on that, protecting the correction officers, as well as do you consider doing a ovid-19-positive facility, would you have just one prison for covid-19 patients? commissioner cook: i'll try to answer the first question you asked. it's a challenge for us. that's why i always try to make sure when we talk about correctional staff, we talk about them being first responders because they are and they're right in the middle of. -- of this. we have been part of the team, part of the unified command. so we receive our share of the p.p.e.'s and what we've done is we distributed them across the state based on population and eed. it would be great, i'm sure everyone in all the different hospitals and different places, everyone would love to have their own n-95 mask and have as many as they possibly could. i wish i could do that for my employees. instead we've had to put them in place and then also provide barrier masks. so wove been making barrier masks as part of our enterprise department. we're producing barrier masks that are not only for the inmate population, which we've giv

goal is to focus on our public health experts and the recommendations there d to dohis in a way that ovides the help and the support that we need to those whare most vulnerable in order to get through this. >>the protesterthey're also called for the closure of some homeless shelters and asked that all staff and homeless people at those locations. the move now to open hotel rooms. >>getting your grocery shopping done wiout even going intoa store we're going contactless stores near you in the bay area d ramping up testing in the state how many covid-19 test kits are currently still penng. and while ma people are currently experiencing unemployment, se bay area copanies are >>the coronavirus pandemic is creating a lot of upheaval in the job market a lot of layoffs of course for many companies are also hiring kron four's rob fladeboe reports. the coronavirus is killing people and jobs. the s. economy lost 700,000 jobs in marcas 10's of thousands of nonessential businees have shut down. but employment agencies like adecco report that many companies e hiring says san jose branch manager sean kell

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inequities and take on these inequities we are seeing in health outcomes as well when it comes to ovid-19. gov. newsom: so these are the deeper systemic issues that the state has been leaning in on pre-covid-19, committed to doing more as a relates to racial justice issues, economic justice issues, and foundationally are the answers to why. it is also important to note, particularly with the black community, how many younger members have been impacted and ultimately have lost their lives. that is also a subset of this that we are deeply concerned about and deeply focused on as well. i will be meeting with the black caucus via zoom conference call this afternoon. i have an african-american advisory i will be meeting with fter that. this is the top agenda item, and we will continue to advance more perceptive strategies above and beyond what we were doing pre-covid-19 crisis that extend into this crisis, and obviously need to be highlighted as we move out of this crisis as ell. reporter: good afternoon. thank you very much for your time today. appreciate it. wanted to ask about the studen

>>to have to make a choice betwe. 30 for getti ovid-19 it's a said false choice. >>the mayor of san francisco says the city has been looking at ways to keep san francisco, voters safe for over a month now we want to makeure. >>hat this is in no way. impedes anyone's ability to of the department of elections says they are expecting the governor to issue an executiv order in may that will allow all counties to send mail in ballots to voters. he says they're planning to build out their warehouse on pier 31 to give their workers more space so they can maintain processing the ballots. >>he says they are also planning to get on the looks silar to this one here that has a self ceiling strip for people mailing in eir ballots. so they don't actually haveto lick the envepe. some concerns have come upjulia marks with the asi law caucus says will be strongly support all voters getting vote by mail ballot they are concerned that some might still need in person help including those with limited english needing translation assistance art says they are expecting the governor's ec

desperately need republican larry hogan maryland on cbs face the nation on the front lines and we can't ovide services to the people inour states and help us get out of this economic problem without that assistance. treasury secretary steven mnuchin said sunday the white hoe would consider additional support for the state and local optimism about an economic d boun back starting in july white housecomic adviser kevin hassett however said to expect some shocks on th immediate horizon i think that the next couple of months are going tolook you're good to see numbers that are as bad as ything that we've ever seen. >>in washington, i'm karin cafa. >>and according to johns hopkinsuniversity there are over 965,00cases and over 54,000 deaths from coronavirus inthe u.s. a majority of those aths are in new york ovr 107,000 people have recovered from covid-1 graduatg nurses say they want to help with the coronavirus pandemic but many of them are ving trouble finding a job. this despi governor newsome calling for more nurs, both retired and students to work on the front lines of cid-19. it was already a

prescribe hydroxychloroquine and another to a patient in louisiana in connection with the current ovid-19 pandemic, and in accordance with f.d.a.'s clinical approval, that doctor's actions would likely fall within the immunity statute that we currently already have no louisiana. of course i would note that the facts and circumstances surrounding any incident will always determine whether an individual's entitled to immunity. but as a blanket order, the immunity statutes that we have here in louisiana go even further than governor cuomo's executive order. i will continue to do everything that we can to assist our state's effort to fight this pandemic in louisiana. i again want to thank the governor for helping us secure this medication and -- because it is going to be one more step in helping to protect us here in louisiana. thank you. >> you got questions, go ahead and ask them now, the attorney general. >> all of those tablets have been secured in the -- and being distributed now, general? >> the 400,000 tablets of hydroxychloroquine were received last monday and half of those have be

back to you it's still earlyn in ovide you re information will in the near future should be held accountable in a court of law up it. >>a deadly officer-involved shooting insan leandro and walmart there is sparking outrage police say that ficers hot a man saturday because he threatened them with a baseball bat. but one group claims the man was executedkron four's dan thorn has the storfrom san leandro. police say videos of the shooting shared on social meia do not show the whole story they're hoping to clear the air within the community, but e family and civil rights groups say this man's killing was racially charged. >>protecting the sancti of life is tremely important an effort to dispel rumors, san leandro police e speaking out out a deadly weekend shooting at a walmart in videos of the shooting man identified as 33 yearld steven taor isseen wielding a baseball bat before being shot and killed by an officer we saw was a black man died unnecessarily at the hands of law enforcement james birches with anti police terror project, he says the officer unlawfly killed taylor who was kely sufferi

promises, providing hotel rooms for most populations mayor breed said last week that the city could only ovide hotel rooms for those in shelters who are exhibiting sytoms of coronavirus or had tested positive. since then members of the board of supervisors talk to sumn house people in their districts. they all right. trump hotel room, they said they go immediaty. they said they ould take care of themselves and not worry th t offer to help take care of others. why why is it taking. weeks to get people inside 30 1000 empty her tolerant asa spokesperson from the mayor's office told kron 4 the follinote we're moving forward with getting our vulnerabl residents into hotel rooms and prioritizing public healtand all of our decision-making for those living in congregate settings the city moving at an unprecedented pace under crisis rcumstances and we will continue to adt to meet this challenge as it evolves end quote, reporting in san ancisco, keep rooney kron 4 news has been for a virus cases is expected soon supplies for health workers continues to be a big concern. contra costa county has now set u

ovid-19.nj.gov/renter. that is new section. it will be a point of reference for renters and landlords. as to their rights and responsibilities. everyone will have access to the same information so there can be no more misunderstandings and everyone understands expectations of them during this ime. as we work on these issues, i wish to thank the new jersey apartment association for support and assistance and encouraging landlords to waive late fees in this time. we are all in this together and we can only emerge stronger when no one fears for their home or residence. new jersey is fortunate enough to have the income to pay rent or mortgage, please do so. that allows us best to help those who can not. and third, we are standing up an additional information page for homeowners taking advantage of our previously announced mortgage forbearance and we want to make it clear to the lenders,that our expectation for them is to tack the payments on to the end of the loan. again, at the end of the loan, in the at the end of the 90-day forb