. >> the patagonia store on north point street has also closed temporarily.going to go and return something, at patagonia, but it closed, because of the covid-19 outbreak. >> we found this security guard outside the patagonia star. >> what you guys are doing here. >> providing protection, making sure no looting goes on. >> in marin county, few customers at the town center in court madera, a sign on this door tells customers to stay out if they're sick. and restaurants like pig and a pickle are struggling but offers customers a new way to order food. >> people can order online and pay online and have curbside pickup so you don't have to be around other people and stay in your car and pull up when the food is ready. >> back in san francisco, this is what union square looked like at 6:00 p.m. it is desolate. other retailers also closing doors temporarily, including abercrombie and fitch, ann hollister, lululemon, walmart and safeway stores changing or reducing hours of operation. abc 7 news. >> that list keeps on growing. >>> you may have noticed we are constant

dwindling trade in the collapse of tourism to destinations like the capital when as i raise and patagonia. the un's trade in development agency says latin america is under threat. in the latin american region which is also vulnerable region we're looking at an economy like argentina. has been contracting as a consequence of its. difficulties with servicing its debt. that's an economy that will again be struggling as a consequence of the knock on effects of this crisis next door peso has been slammed by volatility linked to the world wide spread of the virus as well as protests over inequality and social injustice that have weighed on the economy. economy is largely driven by exports ranging from salmon to wine and fruit and vegetables but the corona virus has also hit the country's biggest export copper as demand in its key market china plummets. tuesday marked one year since the crash of ethiopian airlines flight 3021 year ago 157 passengers on a boeing 7 vs have max plane bound for nairobi lost their lives after a flight control system proved sadly flawed a monday in the o.p.'s ak raft

time we discover landrum, he is arrested in brazil he's been stealing albino falcon eggs in chilean patagoniais place, is probably ik national park where i followed his trail down. this is a harsh volcanic landscape with all of these dead volcanoes also an absolute haven for raptors. another weird distant part of the world where raptors congregate and landrum somehow discovered this as part of the story i don't know how he found these volcanoes in the middle of nowhere. and assessed that they were likely spots for these albino falcon. the problem now is that landrum is a very well-known character. his name is out there, he's more and more reckless. he draws a lot of suspicion about what he's up to including letting the hotel clerk see his incubators and climbing equipment and house hotel room. the hotel clerk googled his name and the first thing he sees is this picture of a video of landrum dangling from a rope in northern qucbec. he gets to read page after page of stories about this international wildlife deep called by andy mcwilliams quoted as a master thief on a global scale. mike what ha

he's been stealing albino falcon eggs in patagonia. a national park where i follow his trail down.his is a harsh volcanic landscape with all of these that volcanoes and also, an absolute hate for raptors. another weird distant part of the world which he discovered. part of the story that i don't know how he found these volcanoes in the middle of nowhere and that they were likely boxed with the falcons but the problem now, the lender was a very well known character. his name is, he's more and more reckless, a lot of suspicion about what he's up to including letting the hotel clerks see his incubators and climbing equipment in his hotel room. the hotel clerk takes his name in the first thing he sees is this picture and video of him dangling from a rope in northern quÉbec. he reads page after page and stories about these international wildlife thief followed by mcwilliams quoted, a master thief on a global scale. he's like well, help what have we got here? so he's eventually captured in brazil, he sentenced to four and a half years in prison and a brazilian jail. he's facing a very di

. >> and i was just going to go return something in patagonia, but they are closed because of the covid-19 outbreak. >> we saw the security guard outside the store. >> what you guys are doing here? >> making sure no looting goes on. >> and there were customers at the town center, and a sign on this store told customers to stay out if they feel sick. restaurants like pig in a pickle are struggling, but are offering new ways to order food. >> they can order online and pay online, and have pickup, so you can call when you pull up and your food is ready. >> we're back live in a very empty union square. other retailers were also closed during this crisis, including hollister, and lululemon will reduce store hours. walmart and safe way stores reducing or changing hours of operation. >> that list keeps on growing. thanks. >>> once again, we are keeping an updated list of school closures and event cancelations on our website, abc7news.com/coronavirus. >>> we will get back to our coronavirus coverage in just a moment, but it has been a wet weekend in the area. more rain rolled through today as w

he's been stealing albino falcon eggs in chilean patagonia.followed his trail down to this is a volcanic landscape with all these dead volcanoes and protected environment and also an absolute haven for raptors, and other weird distant part of the world where raptors congregate leading to discovery and this is the part of the story don't know how he found these volcanoes in the middle of nowhere, but-- and assess that they were likely spots for the albino falcons, but the problem now is that lendrum is a very well-known character. his name is out there. he's more more reckless drawing suspicion about ways ups to including like letting the hotel clerks see his incubators and climbing equipment in his hotel room, so the hotel clerk googles his name in the first thing he seizes this picture-- video of lendrum dangling from a rope in northern quÉbec and begins to read page after page of stories about this international wildlife thief, by andy mcwilliams quoted as a master thief on a global scale to the hotel clerk is like what do we have here, so t

major retailers temporarily closing shop including apple and outdoor gear label patagonia.mbarking u.s. cruises stopped, a request from the president himself. too late for "grand princess" passenger chris hall and his wife nicky now enforced quarantine >> we're fenced in completely trying to find food. this guy over here behind me he's supposed to be keeping an eye on everybody. >> reporter: in boston and new york sunday service canceled st. patrick's cathedral mass over live stream. prayers to stop the virus now happening in private. >> erin joins us tonight. erin, we're learning about another state closing its schools. how many students will be affected overall? >> reporter: peter, according to education week, over 20 million students countrywide have been impacted by school closures. just today the governor of north carolina ordering public schools closed. millions of parents are going to be scrambling for child care on monday peter? >> erin mclaughlin starting us off from los angeles tonight. erin, thank you. >> president trump has now revealed he's been tested for coro

have actually been quarantined now one of them in the port of i but i you saw another one in the patagonia region of i send where one british citizen is now in hospital after having tested positive to the to the coronavirus and so apart from that people are being asked to stay at home as much as possible to work from from their homes and as on monday the president says that he is calling an emergency summit via teleconference with his south american peers to try to come up with a regional strategy to deal with the spread of a virus which they say is inevitable and even though there are only $61.00 confirmed cases here in chile or there are thousands of others that are being tested and it's now being it's now been officially announced to be in stage 3 which means people are catching it without having had direct contact with somebody who have boarded it from overseas and you see that's really important isn't it you have almost me come with this region for a long time how important is it for that to be a broader strategy where countries actually coordinate with each other i mean presumably th

patagonia has shutdown both its brick and mortar stores and its website. closing its store starting tomorrow. t-mobile is also closing in door mall stores on monday. you'll see at the bottom of your screen we've got a ticker of all the closures in the bay area. >> coronavirus closures also now impacting tahoe ski resorts. north star, evenly and kirkly ski resorts will be closed starting tomorrow. vail resorts made that decision to close all north american mountain resorts until monday march 23rd. squaw valley and alpine meadows also suspending operations tomorrow with no immediate plans to reopen. >> all right, from the snow to the rain we've got plenty of it coming. >> and here's meteorologist drew tuma. >> we're tracking that rain here. where it has been setting up it's been linger for quite some time. the north bay it's mainly quiet, mainly dry. but look over the last 6 hours the south bay has really been getting hit hardest. zoom on in some heavier showers in milpitas, san jose. you see those pinks and whites that's some wintery precipitation. not out

he has been stealing albino falcon eggs in chile and patagonia, i followed his trail.harsh volcanic landscape, protected environment at a haven for raptors. landrum somehow or other discovered a part of story, how he found these volcanoes in the middle of nowhere and assessed with these albino falcons, the problem, he is more and more reckless, suspicion what he is up to like letting hotel clerks see his incubators. the hotel clerks googles his name and the first thing he sees is the picture of landrum dangling from a rope in northern quÉbec reading page after page of stories of an international wildlife thief, called by andymac williams a master thief on a global scale. what have we got here? captured in brazil, he is sentenced to 4 and a half years in prison in a brazilian jail, doesn't speak a word of portuguese, facing a difficult time. at that point he escapes through the jungle. and up with him. in late 2017. he ducked me for many years. he was intent on finding him and asking him, what is the middle east connection, explain your life. and landrum again. and a co

first, we slide into some fun with penguins in patagonia and see how their daily life is more than juste head for the himalayas, where blue sheep and snow leopards rule the grassy and foggy regions, but which animal really reigns supreme? we'll then head to the locals of the himalayas

there have been other companies stepping up like patagonia and starbucks ensuring that hourly workers get paid, but how long does that go for? months? weeks? we don't know the acceleration yet, but for the next two weeks, at least i can tell you for a fact in the u.s. and here in los angeles, it's almost going to feel like a lockdown. you see what happened in spain. they're in lockdown. italy was already in lockdown. france is there, too. there is a domino effect. american airlines has decided from march 16 to almost may that they are avenue goi they're going to ground all long-haul flights. when people see these things, it does hurt consumer confidence, because it tells them, spending is probably not something they should be doing. >> yeah, indeed. ryan patel in los angeles. appreciate it. >> thanks, michael. >>> from toilet paper to hand sanitizer, the coronavirus has led to shortages of key goods in the u.s. what experts say you really need to stockpile, when we come back these days you need faster internet that does all you expect and way more. that's xfinity xfi. get powerful wif

p patagonia closed, not available online and several tahoe ski resorts are shutting down due to the outbreanorthstar, and veil resorts which owns all three made the decision to close all north american mountain resorts until then. squaw valley and alpine meadows is suspending operations today with no immediate plans to reopen. >>> as we're talking about the snow we also have rain in the bay area this morning. let's go over to lisa argen tracking the forecast. >> hey liz. the system is slow to get out of here, the one yesterday that brought us the showers really concentrating on the east bay, parts of the south bay. here live doppler 7. there is certainly some breaks out there but more rain offshore. as we go in closer, mt. hamilton, temperature just above 30 degrees so looking at a rain/snow mix. ce there and westward toward san jose and campbell we have some showers, a little break on the peninsula, more offshore here into the north bay and around vallejo looking at a few light showers on and off as you travel up towards the north bay. geyserville a little wet and in the mountains 28 to 30

tech giant apple and patagonia. >> at least 50 deaths, more than 2200 cases. >> no health care system can take control of an undeclared pandemic. >> usually restaurants and car washes have drive throughs. now coronavirus testing. >> it's also smarter and safer because you're not exposing people to a person who may be positive. >> meanwhile, at the site in colorado, fear of the unknown. >> there are likely thousands of cases in colorado that have not yet been tested or whose tests are pending. >> seattle is now a ghost town. not a soul on the street. sharp contrast to supermarkets across the country. a symptom that life as we know it has changed. the question now, for how long. >> health officials says this will get worse before it gets better. peter, kristen? >> all right. erin mclaughlin, thank you very much. >> the house did pass an emergency relief bill overnight. now it's up to the senate. president trump has said he'll sign it hours after he declared that national emergency. nbc's hans nichols at the white house with that part of our coverage. hans, good morning. >> good morning,

i've trekked multiple days through patagonia.y taught me how to pace myself and how to listen to my body, but it also taught me how much peace solitude can bring. >> not feeling good is propelling that desire to get answers, go somewhere where they can check out of their stressful life and really focus on themselves and their health. if you're going to take anything away from a retreat, you should take away self-awareness. because when you can find your own traps and triggers, you know how to block them. it can be as simple as plan yrg food, doing a five-minute meditation in the morning. and those are the tools that you should be getting when you go to a wellness retreat so you know, you know, this is where i need to return back to. i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. who stood up. who st

i tracked multiple days through patagonia, not only taught me how to pace myself and how to listen to, but it also taught me how much peace, solitude it could bring. >> not feeling good is propelling that desire to get answers, go somewhere, where they can check out of their stressful life, and really focus on themselves and their health. if you're going to take anything away from a retreat, you should take away self-awareness, because when you can find your own traps and triggers, then you know how to block them. it could be as simple as planning your food, doing a five-minute meditation in the morning and those are the tools that you should be getting when you go to a wellness retreat, so that you know that this is where i need to return back to. near point comfort, virginia. it carried more than 20 enslaved africans, who were sold to the colonists. no aspect of the country we know today has been untouched by the slavery that followed. america was not yet america, but this was the moment it began. [sfx: typing] looking to repair dry, modamaged hairn. without weighing it down? try pa

abercrombie and fitch, lush, patagonia and urban outfitters temporarily closing their stores. >>> theme of the hardest hit companies during the coronavirus outbreak. revenues down significantly, united airlines says they will seek help from the federal government. executives talking with pilot and flight attendant unions about taking pay cuts or working fewer hours. united reports 1 million fewer passengers in the first 2 weeks of the month compared to last year. plans to cut flights between now and may, but still expect the planes to be 30% full. >>> an update to a testing story, no more coronavirus testing appointments available through google's website. it offers screenings and referrals for testing for people considered at high risk for the coronavirus. prior to the slots filling up there was limited to people living in san mateo and santa clara counties, 18 years old, or those bay area counties have been hit hardest with the pandemic. the site just launched this morning. >>> to public transit agencies on the peninsula making changes this week because of lower ridership tied to th

patagonia closed, not available online. all birds is closing its stores starting today.-mobile is closing its indoor mall stores tomorrow. several tahoe ski resorts are shutting down due to the outbreak. north star, and two other resorts are closed. squaw valley and alpine meadows is suspending operations today with no immediate plans to reopen. >>> we also have some rain in the bay area this morning. let's get over to lisa who is tracking the forecast. >> hey liz. >> not only the rain but gusty winds as well. live doppler 7 on and off showers. we go in closer notice the rain and the snow a bit of a mix out there, where we're looking from mt. diablo to mt. hamilton, temperatures are just above 30 degrees and the break from the south bay, milpitas and sunnyvale, up the peninsula, a few lights showers maybe. in the north bay from san rafael through homestead valley, penn grove and santa rosa it's been wet for you, the winter storm warning in the mountains continue for another day. winds out of the south from the airport, redwood city at 50 as well as san jose. 49 downtown.

and over $500.00 crew members it left to argentina on march 7th it went towards the south towards patagonia the southern part of chile and later on it begun going up it's currently off stop off the coast of fine and are stuck in limbo off the coast of panama 4 people have died in that ship because of coral now virus and around 140 people have flu like symptoms and could test positive i'm told that only on thursday they started receiving some type of kits in order to start testing people on board the ship is currently asking for permission to cross the panama canal but it's not being allowed because it's complying with health ministry that does not allow any type of ships to cross the panama canal if they have positive virus people right there so what we're being told is that the plan is to get those who are still healthy into another ship and take them towards fort lauderdale but it's not clear yet what is going to happen to those who are ill inside the ship. let's move on the situation in argentina itself where so in their country with vast economic challenges but the to appear to be takin

unspeakable amount of time maybe if you are a 30-year-old portfolio manager sitting there in your patagonia no socks you're trying to play this quarter. i think what you have to think about is not this quarter because everyone is going to miss this quarter and next quarter. the question is often is down. which companies have the superior business models and the growth you'll have 1.6 million students using google classroom in new york city. does that mean google blows out this quarter of course not. does that bode well for distance learning in 2022, 2023, probably does stepping back, i've been a growth investor for the last 25 plus years in my career, but i also think there's a generational opportunity for value investors. i mean real value invest horse because the decline in hotels, casinos, airlines, other thing like that, it's almost unprecedented. you have a number of investors out there who these are generational opportunities in these areas. not something i do but certainly something i can see is an enormous opportunity the question of when we recover. we also have unprecedented fisca