that adds to the worries of auto tr>>er tim platt.e up in a cold sweat at about 3:00 this morning and then couldn't go back to sleep. >> reporter: platt's c dealership has been a pillar of the local economy for a century, but covid-19 pes an existential threat to even the most successful business. platt is determined retain his 50-strong work force. >> it's about, how do you get people spending money, keeping the circulation going? because if that circulation isn't there, it's goe very disruptive. >> reporter: tonight, prim minister johnson, and his finance minister rishi sunak,la issued a check to protect jobs and business. >> government grants will cover workers, up to a total of 2,500 mth. that's just above pothe meundian income. >> reporter: after being accused of dithering, the government t alight ordered pubs, cafes, and clubs to close, because so many people refused toxerce se-resaint some watering holes, like the ship, voluntarily went into dry dock before the ban came into force. >> you may think that you'reat d symptoms, and

platt is determined to retain his 50-strong work force.> it's about, how dyo people spending money, keeping the circulation going? because if that circulatiot' isn't there,got to be very disruptive. >> reporter: tonig, prime minister johnson, and his finance minister rishi sunak,su a blank check to protect jobs and business. >> government grants will cover ne80% of the salary of ret workers, up to a total of 2,500 pounds a month. that's just above the median income. >> reporter: after being accused of dithering, the government also tonight ordered pubs, cafes, and clubs to close, because so many people refused to exercise self-restraint. some watering holes, like the ship, voluntarily went into dry dock before the ban came into force. >> you may thi that you're invincible, but there is no guarantee that you will get mild symptoms, and you can still be a it on to others.isease and pass >> reporter: the bottling plant at the local bwery is silent. rmally, this productn line generates an annual turnover of $6illion.-o er mark gloynes knows th

that's broadway star and actor ben platt.h perfect" alum hosted a virtual dance-off and 6,000 people joined the party. we can't wait to chat with him over facetime about that, and that's coming up in our next hour. people are getting creative on how to pass time, and help others pass time as well. >> it is great to see. we'll follow this all morning long, the coronavirus crisis. here in new york, the mayor is considering more drastic measures to control the outbreak saying a shelter in place has to be considered. 7 million people in san francisco are already facing that reality as hospitals across the country scramble to find much-needed medical equipment. >>> and in the race for the white house, there were three primaries last night.e den won defeating bernie sanders in florida, illinois and arizona. he has an insurmountable lead in an even though st. patrick's day parade was canceled due to the epidemic these folks in ireland had their own parade and also this adorable kids parade. >> they're having fun. >> you said it both

sorts of platt back also have an outside chance of the title but have not beaten dortmund since 2015 having lost 9 straight league games against them it's club back 1st bundesliga home game since an offensive bana against tottenham invested dietmar hope set up a fan rebellion across the league the club say there can be no repeat dortmunder concentrating on what blackjack can do on the pitch system doing a lot back a flexible with their tactics when it comes to the opponent system they've done that often they are very good at it i must say. the battle of the brochures could end the title dreams of one of these teams the bonus leaguer is reaching crunch time. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you there have been fresh clashes between greek border guards and migrants trying to cross the land border from turkey and turkey's president has ordered the country's coast guard to stop migrants boats attempting to reach creek islands. and you're watching t.v. news from berlin up next our documentary better brain health we are what we eat and don't forget you can stay up to dat

platt back also have an outside chance of the title but have not beaten dortmund since 2015 having lost 9 straight league games against them it's black box 1st bundesliga home game since an offensive banner against tottenham invested deep no hope set of a fan rebellion across the league the club say the camino repeat don't wonder concentrating on what blackjack can do on the pitch system doing gladbach a flexible with their tactics when it comes to the opponent system they've done that often they are very good at it i must say. with. the battle of the brochures could end the title dreams of one of these teams the bonus league or is reaching crunch time. just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you and spain fresh clashes between greek border guards and migrants trying to cross from turkey in maine has told migrants the border will not be opened. and china is reported to shop drop in exports and factory output to the coronavirus at the demi exports were down more than 17 percent in january and february compared to the same period last year. you're watching data of any news

cope with the coronavirus crisis after a governmentt appeal he's a report from france twenty four platt rush. a call to service that britons took to heart since tuesday more than half a million people have signed up to volunteer with the national health service or nhs heeding the government's plea. an army of volunteers that will play a key role in fighting the outbreak according to the prime minister. they will be driving distance from pharmacies to patients they'll be bringing patients home from hospital. very important they'll be making regular phone calls to check on and support people who's staying on the right in. time and they will be absolutely critical in the fight against this virus. as of wednesday the uk has recorded more than four hundred deaths and more than nine thousand cases including prince charles first in line to the british throne. he has mild symptoms but is otherwise in good health according to buckingham palace. since monday the uk has been on lockdown with all nonessential businesses closed a measure taken by the government after facing criticism for failing to

thank you, helen platt, a political correspondent. recorded nearly 400 deaths in the past 2a hours, its highest daily total so far. more people have died there than in any other country apart from italy and china. in italy's worst affected region — lombardy — under the new rules announced late on saturday, sport and physical activity outside, even individually, is banned. bethany bell is in quarantine in austria after having been in italy. bethany, what's the picture where you are, and in the rest of europe? well, austria is in lockdown. people are not allowed to go out of their houses unless they have essential work—related reasons or family emergency or medical reasons to do so. but of course, the situation just over the border in italy is far more serious. there, we have seen the italian prime minister say that all nonessential businesses should shut down unless they have an essential function in supply chains. now, we don't know exactly the details of that yet. we are told that supermarkets will stay open and pharmacies and banks

i'm working on masks for stephanie in north platte and as the group grows we're going to help peopler the state. >>well is ashley richards reporting if you want to make your own face mask at home you can find dozens of how to videos on youtube on how to do that template is that you can download as well. >>here's a live look outside for 52 time we've got san francisco international airport live camera here showing that the airport is operating this morning, although capacity. and wade out like for bart as well fact to talk more about that too with reduced hours for parks will be right back. ♪ dum dum dee dum dum dum [slurping sound] ♪ while you're working hard, do you know what your money is doing? probably not much. is your bank letting your money be lazy? make your money work harder than ever with ally's new smart savings tools. for all things money you deserve an ally. my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card to buy heavier weights online. got them! it's go time. (groaning) with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. i should've purchased

. >> during this time i think it's a great platt tomorrow to help people out. >> reporter: becky wooont found two other women on the app. they created covid connect for anyone who wants to help in the fremont area. >> to cook food or help kids that are out of school. so doing like virtual conferences or sky zoom session with seniors so they don't feel as lonely and they'll feel supported. >> reporter: since the shelter shelter-in-place engagement on the app has increased month over month. next door ceo says the platform is good times and essential in times of need. >> it's definitely cool to see how close a community can get while also remaining distance distant from each other during such a terrible pandemic. >> reporter: cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> time is now 5:19. sal castaneda is working from home, but he is still watching your friday morning commute. good morning, sal. >> good morning. yes. the magic of technology, dave and pam. i'm doing the best with my scanners here in the rumpus room. steve has been here. he knows the vast castenada estate. just kidding. i want

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. ♪ >> reporter: tony award winner ben platt joining in. ♪ i need a hero >> reporter: slay.thank you, kids, i'm watching too. and this morning jennifer garner encouraging those theater kids in another way saying, quote, to the elsas and matildas, the willie lomans and romeos, not to mention the flutists, pianists, gymnasts, the shot putter, we want to see, show us what you've got. the high school musical kids responding quickly. dancing. ♪ singing. ♪ playing. ♪ for those who need the space to be creative, these online outlets mean the most. broadway stars giving those kiddos the audience they deserve. >> there's nothing like live theater. but when you can't get into a room with 1,000 other people, the best thing we can do is watch it online and create the largest theater in the world. >> a typical high school auditorium is 400 seats. it's certainly a shame so many productions are being canceled, but the 9 million followers that jen garner and laura benanti offer makes up for it a little bit. >> it's so important to express those arts. i feel like if we're going to go through

number two, social media platt forms must act more responsibly and ban holocaust denial for what it is, unacceptable. number three, the never-again education act must become law. number four, congress should pass a no-hate act of 2019 to spark improved local and state hate crime training and prevention. number five, congress should fully fund the nonprofit security and grant program to protect all at-risk nonprofits, and specifically faith-based institutions. finally, we would implore congress to pass the domestic terrorism prevention act to ensure the federal government is appropriately allocating resources to the threat of white supremacy and radical extremism today. i applaud the leadership of the committee. ms. chairwoman, thank you for the opportunity to be here. i look forward to your questions. >> thank you so much. mr. hillary shelton. thank you for coming. >> good morning, chairwoman, ranking member jordan and esteemed members of the committee. i would like to thank you for asking me here to talk about a topic crucial to the naacp and the communities we serve and represent as

temperatures probably seeing records today, in winnemucca, boise, salt lake city, billings, north platte. minneapolis, rapid city, wichita, st. louis and early next week, we'll be flirting with 70 degrees in washington, d.c., new york city, raleigh, also into the mid-60s for nashville and cincinnati >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing a lot more clouds moving in today. and it will be much cooler as a result. and we'll see at times the sun peeking out. we're only reaching 63 in the south bay for a high. oakland will see a high of 60. 57 in san francisco. and 56 today in clear lake. big difference in the temperatures compared to the way we started this week. and tomorrow is going to be the coolest day with more clouds, spotty light rain and morning temperatures starting out in the upper 30s. but we'll have another chance of rain on tuesday. >> by the way, if miami hits 90 degrees today, which is very possible, that would be eight weeks earlier than the average first day, 90-degree day in miami. >> winter is done? blew right through it. good to have you back, by the

ben platt will be here >>> on the fourth hour, the country's newest obsession, including the netflixice" of dating shows. you don't know who is on the other side >> first, your local news. >>> very good morning to you. it is 8:56. i am laura garcia. fran's cruise ship in holding pattern off the coast of san francisco. passengers are waiting to be tested for coronavirus. they're flying test kits to the grand princess. the fear is passengers may be at risk infection after the death of a 71-year-old man that developed symptoms after being on board that same ship for an earlier voyage. this is the first california death tied to coronavirus. it's prompted gavin newsom to issue a state of emergency. >>> happening now, we are watching grand princess. the latest on a midday newscast. link to more on the home page. coronavirus concerns are weighing heavily on stocks this morning, taking a look, down 2% so far at this moment. a live look at the big board, down 700 points. some of today's selloff attributed to the state of emergency declaration for our state. >>> race for president down to two

they've gone from extreme disappointment to feeling like lin-manuel miranda and ben platt are watchinghtag sunshinesongs come from? >> i've just been feeling like it's so dark right now. there's so much fear. i think we're all a little confused. i just wanted to bring a little sunshine into people's lives, and it was ill lit tif. >> we like to say good morning, sunshine, so it works really well for us. >> there you go. >> there you go. laura, you mentioned this earlier, how important it was to you when you were in school. can you just tell people who might be thinking, oh, my gosh, with all that's going on it's too bad that they're not going to be able to perform but is it really a big deal, it is to so many. can you help them understand that. >> it is a big deal to so many. you know, for a lot of these kids it's the thing they look forward to all year. it's the one time they feel seen which is i think what we all want. musical theatre is a bit of a niche thing. it's not like football and basketball and i just remember feeling when i was in high school like this is the one time of year

we have a big wednesday tomorrow as well, one of our favorite guests, ben platt, remember him from "pitchdo it, george. good morning, everybody. >>> we begin with the biggest show of the year. the brainchild of anna wintour. the met gala has become the latest global event to be postponed indefinitely. this year's theme was to be called about time, fashion and duration, co-hosted by emma stone, meryl streep and lin-manuel miranda. the last time the met gala was put on hold was in 2002 after the 9/11 attacks. >> we're hearing that a lot, not since 9/11. >> yeah. agreed. it is quite serious and a lot of celebrities are giving back during these trying times. jennifer garner and amy adams started an instagram page. check it out, please. it's called save with stories where celebs will read your favorite children's books. donations can be made to save the children and no kid hungry. jen writing on instagram, quote, these funds will help make sure families know how to find meals when schools are closed and support programs to help kids make up for time lost in the classroom. >>> ryan reynolds and