la fiscalÍa general de ese estado acusa a pekÍn de permitir la propagaciÓn del virus, ocultar informaciÓnqueja de inquilinos desalojados porque no han podido pagar sus alquileres durante la valeria. jorge: una madre hispana cuenta como ha sido su ardua lucha por sobrevivir. ilia: mÁs adelante como un dÍa la vida de una enfermera que estÁ en el frente de batalla contra esta terrible enfermedad en nueva york. ♪ ♪ ♪ ii reportero: los desalojos a personas que no pueden pagar el alquiler se dan a nivel nacional a pesar de la pandemia. yolanda y sus hijos guardaban sus pertenencias en una bodega tras ser desalojados tras no pagar la renta. >> en marzo paguÉ la renta normal, no estaba atrasada. reportero: michelle tambiÉn viviÓ algo similar. ella perdiÓ el trabajo y ahora estÁ en la calle con su hijo de dos aÑos. >> necesito algo de emergencia. si tuviera trabajo entonces yo... tuviera dinero para irme a un lugar. reportero: como estas mujeres hay muchos casos en el paÍs. mÁs si son indocumentados. se asustan por la amenaza y buscan ayuda en sus comunidades. >> comuniquese con una organizaciÓn s

go towards to say and then after that it looks like will be pretty quiet, northwest at 37 at middle pekinount diablo, and onshore breeze in the oakland and berkeley hills, a few high clouds to the north and temperatures will come up a little, 60s and 70s, inland you will get low 80s but now let's get over to sal castaneda and everything looks to be quiet so far unless things have changed .>> yes sir, thin

go towards to say and then after that it looks like will be pretty quiet, northwest at 37 at middle pekin mount diablo, and onshore breeze in the oakland and berkeley hills, a few high clouds to the north and temperatures will come up a little, 60s and 70s, inland you will get low 80s but now let's get over to sal castaneda and everything looks to be quiet so far unless things have changed .>> yes sir, things are quiet and everything is doing well, let's look at what would have been you can see traffic on the golden gate bridge looks good as we drive towards marin county in san francisco, when you're driving in san francisco be careful near 101 and 280, you will see lane closures and detours, traffic is light anyway and it is not causing a big traffic jam. now back to dave. >>> almost a dozen more us governors expected to announce plans to reopen their states in the coming days. they will be following the lead of governors in georgia, south carolina, alaska and oklahoma and allow some nonessential businesses to reopen that many of the states are reopening without the recommended testing a

well time to pull to pekin kind of as nova scotia a 51 year old male suspect is dead there are fears the virus may spread again in the democratic republic of congo after a patient who tested positive escaped from a clinic in the eastern city of beni the world health organization says this is complicated efforts to contain the disease the country was expected to declare the end of its largest ever outbreak earlier this month 6 infections have been confirmed since last week in bangladesh more than 100000 people have defied coronavirus down orders to attend the funeral of a popular islamic preacher the government has banned all public gatherings of more than 5 people health officials there are struggling to enforce social distancing rules with nearly 100 deaths and 2500 cases confirmed and there's a lot more news here on al-jazeera right after inside story. the reason for the arrest of democracy leaders in hong kong. to face court as more concerns are raised about the city. this story. hello welcome to the program. the coronavirus pandemic has interrupted the antigovernment protests tha

police say a 51 year old male suspect is dead after the attack in the small coastal town of port of pekin nova scotia a mass shooting is relatively rare in canada which has tighter gun control laws than the neighboring united states or joins us now donna what more can you tell us about the details of this incident. well we just heard from the police a very devastated senior police officer looking completely shocked by what had happened not least because among the 10 people at least 10 people known to have been killed was a senior police constable 23 year veteran of the force but giving very few details at this moment we do know that this began before midnight local time on saturday night and basically went on throughout the night it took place over nearly a 100 kilometers of highway it appears that the gunman the assailant stopped at communities along the way it looks like some of the victims are scattered along the highway again the police are giving very few details because they say there are multiple crime scenes probably one of the larger crime investigations they've ever seen in that

at least 13 people have been killed in a series of shootings in the small coastal town of pool to pekin nova scotia 51 year old male suspect is dead. putin says ukraine of our situation in russia is under complete control the president made the comments as orthodox christians were urged to stay at home during the easter weekend raechel daily rise of 6000 new infections was reported on sunday but putin says the health care system and the economy can cut. your state with headlines got more news on right after risking it all off. london is one of the most important cities in the world and decisions made here have an impact right around the globe and so here at al-jazeera we will show you the impact of those decisions on people but how it affects their every day that. we are free to put them on air and to really engage those is because we know that all audience is interested not just in the mainstream news but also the more hidden stories from parts of the world that often go under reported.

considered happened to the point is just a little while ago new pekin say that the press some throwing heart and soul into fighting face. singapore now as a journalist and bestselling author who's written a biography of prime minister barak johnson she says the johnson was too focused on celebrating brags that at a time when he should have been preparing to fight the outbreak. i used to be his deputy many years ago and we were both journalists and he went in brussels for the day telegraph was an officer to i got to know him very well i still then i written about him over many many years now that he simply doesn't have to qualities to be. take early and it's time like this is a global pandemic and the sunday times report today which seems extremely well researched well written and and accurate portrays that with devastating and hugely alarming impacts the fact is i think it is possible that person some will now go down as one of the worst prime ministers that we've ever had and we've had him in charge will allegedly in charge during this power and amec the sunday times describes it as a

and 41 in redwood city with half moon bay and a little bit of fog petaluma at 44 and 33 at middle pekin marin county 45 and you keita 30 in tahoe six in las vegas and 58that's a towards portland and seattle may be extreme in northern california but not for us so patchy fog and it will be warmer and 80s to the interior mid 80s popping up over the next couple days and especially on thursday and friday for the warmest days so if you like sunshine and warm temperatures we haven't had much of it but were getting it now and we will continue and it will still be nice . >> the time is now x 12 am, details of the first at home coronavirus tests, who will be the first to get it and first, the emergency ordinance in san francisco designed to protect employees from the coronavirus the employees that employees who work in grocery stores, drug stores and delivery of goods should be seeing >>> welcome back that it 6:14 am and the director of the cdc is now warning that there could be a second wave of the on a virus it could come at the same time as flu season this year. robert redfield says hospitals

. >> supervisor pekin. >> aye. >> you have three ay session. >> could you please call the next item? >> yes, item number two is an ordinance amending the planning code to modify the district regarding minimum parking requirements for ceiling height and to allow payment of the inclusionary housing fee and assert finds. members should call the number provided on the screen and press one and zero to line up. >> thank you, madam clerk and this item was reviewed by the planning commission back in january and was originally scheduled for a hearing in front of this committee earlier, but, obviously, it was delayed and needed to be renoticed. this was brought to us by supervisor stephanie and supervisor stephanie, the floor is yours. >> thank you for your scheduling this item. this is a special use district that would create 100 new homes in district 2. i'm doing everything i can to make sure my district does its fair share to provide homes for families and working people. i think a lot of people do understand the background of this special-use district and this project. when the project spo

just don't know how accurate that they too can you offer any number of hope or are we any closer to pekin deaths do you think well i think if there's a glimmer of hope that the n.h.s. at the moment is coping and certainly in general practice i think we prepared well i think the hospitals were preparing for a massive onslaught i know some of them in some parts of the country like wales london emissions are struggling but you know my local hospitals are coping well at the moment and i think the n.h.s. has actually done quite a good job because we've prepared better with yes there are lots of things we could have done differently but we are where we are and actually i think we're doing alright at the moment let's just hope this is that so and if it is that. i think the future looks right to my one concern is that this is going to go on for a long time i think people think it's all going to be over in the next few weeks it's not. thank you very much indeed for that stark warning at the end of that a very interesting chat with what you do and best of luck mark with it for you and all your coll

of the number of cases as well because obviously to have deaths you have to have cases of that the pekin number of cases probably a code just the day before lockdowns a lockdown seems to have had the biggest impact so it's good news we're coming we're coming down over this hell but this is not the same peak that was discussed initially when we were talking about having this epidemic going through the population uncontrolled that would just sort of burn itself out in a sense and speakers artificially induced because we've put in the strict social distancing measures we've stopped people contacting into this so much and that's allowed. the there or it's really reduced the possibility for the disease to spread between infected and susceptible individuals but mention what this does mean is that the vast majority of the population in the united kingdom probably are still sceptical to this disease even people who have recovered we're not certain about how good their immunity would be but if we do start to release these lockdown restrictions it's possible that the disease will just take off aga

. >> supervisor pekin. >> aye. >> you have three ay session. >> could you please call the next item?> yes, item number two is an ordinance amending the planning code to modify the district regarding minimum parking requirements for ceiling height and to allow payment of the inclusionary housing fee and assert finds. members should call the number provided on the screen and press one and zero to line up. >> thank you, madam clerk and this item was reviewed by the planning commission back in january and was originally scheduled for a hearing in front of this committee earlier, but, obviously, it was delayed and needed to be renoticed. this was brought to us by supervisor stephanie and supervisor stephanie, the floor is yours. >> thank you for your scheduling this item. this is a special use district that would create 100 new homes in district 2. i'm doing everything i can to make sure my district does its fair share to provide homes for families and working people. i think a lot of people do understand the background of this special-use district and this project. when the project spons

. >> supervisor pekin. >> aye. >> you have three ay session. >> could you please call the next item? >> yes, item number two is an ordinance amending the planning code to modify the district regarding minimum parking requirements for ceiling height and to allow payment of the inclusionary housing fee and assert finds. members should call the number provided on the screen and press one and zero to line up. >> thank you, madam clerk and this item was reviewed by the planning commission back in january and was originally scheduled for a hearing in front of this committee earlier, but, obviously, it was delayed and needed to be renoticed. this was brought to us by supervisor stephanie and supervisor stephanie, the floor is yours. >> thank you for your scheduling this item. this is a special use district that would create 100 new homes in district 2. i'm doing everything i can to make sure my district does its fair share to provide homes for families and working people. i think a lot of people do understand the background of this special-use district and this project. when the project spo

. >> are you done supervisor pekin? i am, president yee. >> since maybe nobody else is having this issue under screen, but somebody's screen is showing on the screen. so can we recheck on that? supervisor ronr. en. >> yes, thank you. are there any large projects that we've put on hold due to the crisis that, perhaps, we're going to either no longer pursue or push back that are on this horizon that might save money? just any thoughts of some of the larger really expensive projects that i know often have money dedicated only to them and so it doesn't necessarily help the general fund, you know, situation? i'm just curious. >> i think that will be the first place to look. shortly after the release of the joint report today, the mayor's office issued instructions about their approach to the current fiscal year and i believe miss kirkpatrick will be there tomorrow at committee to talk about that. i think a big piece of the tone was pausing, pausing nonessential capital projects. >> do you mean wednesday, not tomorrow. >> i b

. >> are you done supervisor pekin? i am, president yee. >> since maybe nobody else is having this issue under screen, but somebody's screen is showing on the screen. so can we recheck on that? supervisor ronr. en. >> yes, thank you. are there any large projects that we've put on hold due to the crisis that, perhaps, we're going to either no longer pursue or push back that are on this horizon that might save money? just any thoughts of some of the larger really expensive projects that i know often have money dedicated only to them and so it doesn't necessarily help the general fund, you know, situation? i'm just curious. >> i think that will be the first place to look. shortly after the release of the joint report today, the mayor's office issued instructions about their approach to the current fiscal year and i believe miss kirkpatrick will be there tomorrow at committee to talk about that. i think a big piece of the tone was pausing, pausing nonessential capital projects. >> do you mean wednesday, not tomorrow. >> i b