i said my husband doesn't want the pool. i guess you can cut it apart.>> reporter: that is what they wanted to hear. the pool came apart in no time. the step up was still too high. they lay down large paving stones. with a little coaxing luckily spirit was actually really calm to the whole thing. and suffered only a couple small scrapes to her leg. she is back in her corral again. carrie might want to see about that lot. while this might have been a problem for someone else. it actually feels normal around here. >>> i have a whole new job up front overbudget on. last year our. our dog katze have major surgery.>>> the horse has had it's usually bad. >>> san francisco might lower toll fees for those in homeless living in their vehicles the proposal will adopt a new one time $100 fee for customer certified by the department of homelessness. and supportive housing. as experiencing homelessness. a fee is normally $450. they will discuss that new fee tomorrow. >>> someone in the south bay just won the $12 million super lotto jackp

walked across the cover of the backyard swimming pool. and then fell inside. >>> i dialed 911 and said to the gal i know i'm not supposed to dial 911 for this but i don't know how to get how horse out of the pool. >>> we were called out for a possible horse in a doughboy pool. >>> asked if i wanted to have a crane come in. my husband doesn't want the pool. i guess you can cut it apart.>>> there it goes. luckily spirit was actually really calm throughout the entire ordeal. suffered only a couple small scrapes her hind leg. she is back in her corral tonight. >>> fresh snow has been falling in the serum. this guy decided it was a good idea to start. a video on twitter over the weekend the area received several inches of fresh powder. sierra tahoe. we could see more snow this weekend. >>> is that the case? >>> a little bit. we will take it. better than nothing. >>> we might get that much. this has been just one encore performance after another. we begin with near record temperatures like we did last year. we ended the week with the slightest

he also knew about the pool cue, and he knew that it was a very expensive pool cue, that it was over $1,000, which that was accurate. >> reporter: and he gave detectives a chilling detail. kim's last words. >> what does he say? does he say that she was dead or does he say anything about that? >> he said the lady was saying, stop. you're killing me. >> reporter: investigators were now determined to find lance. brian knew exactly where he was. >> our friends from the marshal's office went and paid that apartment a visit and lance was found hiding in the apartment. >> reporter: the long-missing lance kirkpatrick, once thought to be at sea, had now washed up in a police interview room. >> lance, have a seat over there, okay? >> the beginning of the interview was -- i mean, it was just a conversation. he was fairly forthcoming with his answers. well, i'd like to talk to you, okay, about some stuff, all right? >> reporter: the detective asked lance about the dorseys. he was careful not to mention kim's murder. >> you and derrick get along pretty well? >> oh, we get along great. >> how abou

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no word on how that horse ended up in the pool. good thing it is not swimming season just yet, marcus. >> yes, costly mistake there for the homeowner, too. glad the horse is okay. >>> coming up, a hostage situation in the philippines is over, but not before someone is hurt. the person behind the threat and how it ended. >>> and apple is helping people make it in the bay. the way that the tech company is aiming to solve some of the housing crisis. >>> come up after nbc bay area news at 11:00, "california live" followed by access daily and then days of our lives at 1:00. vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve th

. >> we've start off with about two to four sessions in the pool before actually going out and surfing. >> swimming at the pool just helps us with, like, being, like, comfortable in the water and being calm and not being all -- not being anxious. >> so when we started the city surf project, one of the things we did was to say hey, this is the way to earn your p.e. credits. just getting kids to go try it was one of our initial challenges for the first year or two. but now that we've been doing it three or four years, we have a group of kids that's consistent, and the word has spread, that it's super fun, that you learn about the ocean. >> starting in the morning, you know, i get the vehicles ready, and then, i get all the gear together, and then, i drive and go get the kids, and we take them to a local beach. >> we usually go to linda mar, and then occasionally ocean beach. we once did a special trip. we were in capitola last year, and it was really fun. >> we get in a circle and group stretch, and we talk about specific safety for the day, and then, we go down to the water. >> once we

she suffered minor cuts and scrapes but is okay. >> surprising to find that in your pool. >>> comingnight a new addition to golden gate park, the bison making their debut as the park celebrates its 150th year. >>> the latest from sonoma county as they become the latest to declare a state of emergency in response to the coronavirus. >>> we're back with the wind advisory that continues through the night and temperatures on the warm-up and the chance of some rain in the five-day. vo: in life, there are talkers and there are doers. mike bloomberg has spent his life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. elected for three terms because he got things done. mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over 300 dirty coal fired plants. mike is still getting things done. so ask yourself. for president, do you want a debater or a doer? someone with workable, common sense p

they took care of the horse, cut the side of the pool which now i don't have a pool anymore but i've got a horse not hurt. i thank them all so much for everything. it was just wonderful. >> firefighters say spirit had a few scratches, but was otherwise okay. >>> that's nice. they put a blanket on spirit as well. spirit could have broke its legs. good thing it didn't. >> good video, too. >>> jeff is here to talk about this windy day and also warmer tomorrow. >> yes. near record-setting heat next couple of days. it is back and we did go down and see -- driest on record in san francisco. what happened in march, the previous years we had low rain in february. march came in with wet weather. we'll talk more about our increasing march rain chances in a few minutes. >>> a lot of people are buying hand sanitizer thanks to coronavirus. are they using it properly? imt consumer investigator chris chmura, we'll walk you through the directions and what experts have to say, next. vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protec

our former pool has expired and we're in the midst of refreshing that pool. and we have been working on that in last couple months. we are near the end of that process and we have proposals in for the prequalified pool. the panel will evaluate and awarding and creating the pool within the next several weeks. and i envision the final pool will be certified likely the last week of march. one could envision a couple pick ups in how these processes work to carry it to the first week of april. but it will be available within several weeks at the latest. >> got it. and then one thing about the -- and so, obviously, this would even -- to get to point of sending a letter of intent and soliciting proposals we need that prequalified. so at the very least we're talking about a few weeks from now or a month from now at the earliest. i want to say one thing about the scope which is that i think that one opportunity that we will have to help really define what sort of services we need actually can come with some support from the firms themselves. if we put out a letter of

our former pool has expired and we're in the midst of refreshing that pool. and we have been working on that in last couple months. we are near the end of that process and we have proposals in for the prequalified pool. the panel will evaluate and awarding and creating the pool within the next several weeks. and i envision the final pool will be certified likely the last week of march. one could envision a couple pick ups in how these processes work to carry it to the first week of april. but it will be available within several weeks at the latest. >> got it. and then one thing about the -- and so, obviously, this would even -- to get to point of sending a letter of intent and soliciting proposals we need that prequalified. so at the very least we're talking about a few weeks from now or a month from now at the earliest. i want to say one thing about the scope which is that i think that one opportunity that we will have to help really define what sort of services we need actually can come with some support from the firms themselves. if we put out a letter of

if an infected person had used the pool?o but i think one of the ways, when you wash your hands is what you are doing is to wash the virus away from your hands and down into the waste water system. you are dilating it. we need a certain infectious dose. it's not one virus, we don't know what the infectious dose is. but as soon as one person gets into a swimming pool that's infected, any virus that they emit will be immediately diluted into the swimming pool, so i would say the risk is very low but i have no proof that the low levels of chlorine would kill the virus. maybe. probably will. but i can't tell you categorically. but you should be ok. that's interesting. 0bviously categorically. but you should be ok. that's interesting. obviously a lot of schoolchildren are swimming and having swimming lessons as well so that's one people will keep an eye out for. doug asks, do antibacterial soaps have the same effect as sanitiser gel? no, they don't. antibacterial soaps are what they say, antibacterials, so if the are used for han

. >> a horse is now recovering after getting trapped in her owner's pool. firefighters had to cut away part of the deck and build a staircase to make the rescue today. the owner heard a big thud in the middle of the night and heard her dog bark. then she found her horse laying on ton of a pool cover add the horse was standing with no other way out on her own. >> i said i have to dial 9-1-1. i don't know what else to do. the horse was in the pool and what we were able to do was remove the deck and lower the water level and build a staircase and walk the horse out. >> spirit came out shivering with a few scrapes but she is otherwise okay. >>> firefighters in santa rosa had to contend with large orange flames from a house fire this morning. video posted by the fire department shows the home engulfed shortly after dawn. later it appeared to be a total loss. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> a second look at the suspect on an attack on a man robbed while collecting cans in san francisco. he turned himself in to police yesterday. the other suspect 20-year-old dwa

it's not all rolling she postures and games of frisbee in the natural pool. for this new zealand farming family there are many new challenges but with views like this everyone can see why they choose this life. and in our global ideas series we go to the andes in south america in colombia our reporter culture dinner met the indigenous music people who are determined to protect that control identity and their tradition of nature conservation. when the knees ak indigenous people have important matters to discuss they always sit by the fire. as 27 year old nestore explains is the most important place in the home. center cost into the fire after all. but the ritual which joins us to the earth. you know we're going to leave you all leave for the cities rather than staying here will be no one who protects this area . beliefs our language. culture will be lost. next still wants to do something to prevent that together with his friends from the village he's a member of the associate dean botanical. that's an association designed to keep local cultural traditions aliv

host: can virus spread in swimming pools or the beach? guest: i do not think there is any evidence the virus can spread in swimming pools. swimming pools usually have good chlorine amounts. this virus is not that durable. it does stick around on surfaces if not disinfected, but if treated with a disinfectant, it is easily destroyed. swimming pools are large and there would be a lot of dilution. people who are outside in the sun at the beach, that is probably the best place to be with a virus affected by uv light. interacting with other people is your big risk, not the virus spreading in the environment. host: steve in asheville, north carolina on the line we set aside for medical professionals. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you, professor, for your wonderful discussion. in my humble opinion, you come across very knowledgeable and i think more people can relate. my question to you, ma'am, i used to work as an infection control nurse and it really bothers me to see that nursing home up in seattle to have such an outbreak. my que

curb your enthusiasm pools, "survivor" pools.ossibility we're bringing in new people, finding content interesting more so than other sports. we're getting people who are consistent customers playing sports products that were playing the sports products saying maybe i will try other things out. i think this has potential silver lining. we're introducing new people with different products. maybe people wouldn't come on to some pool products we're creating. i'm proud of the team rallying. this is based around having underlying content. if sports content we're used to having isn't there, how do we create new content or content traditionally haven't been thought of? we have done over 25,000 pools. 300,000 entries and 500,000 in prizes a week ago. cheryl: that involves road show and that is owl in the plans, how do you figure out a timing after ipo? talking about market second half of the year. are you thinking second half of 2020? >> ours is a bit different. we didn't do have a operation ipo. we did a -- [inaudible] i like to say we w

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they are at the top of the western conference but the dubs and poole took charge winning 116-100 buttill dead last in wins. >>> and fpharrell williams know for the song happy is selling his house. it has 10 bed roomz ande includ staircase and resort side pool with a waterfall and rock sculptures all around the property years. before that tyler perry owned the home. either way it will make you pretty happy. >> i agree. >>> 4:57 now. and a growing coronavirus crisis next here on "today in the bay," the cases being reported an the steps colleges are now taking aimed at protecting students. >>> plus kari is tracking our forecast. >> it is hooking good today. nice and warm. but i want to show you how much snow we might get in the next week in sierra. up to a foot. this looks promising. we'll talk about bay area rain coming up next. >>> there was a small gasp from laura. a smooth drive. traffic flowing smoothly here farther north, we'll have an issue. we'll bring you the latest. >> we need snow. and the super tuesday results are all coming in. we have live team coverage including a breakdo

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before country citizens the german business will therefore have a larger pool of applicants and they can hire from abroad of making the question cation much more important than the country of which you just said germany will have a larger pool compared to aba e.u. countries is germany an attractive destination for skilled workers no. yeah actually the economy is prosperous and. employment is at its highest level and this new low increase also the chief ness of germany in comparison to other countries but there are other factors such as the german languages that are still consider us a better view because many immigrants consider german difficult to learn and also the fact that they were conditioned process was be the same as pirates of the. defiantly make things not so easy for drama definitely is it if languages can germany and doesn't generally need to do more to attract workers than just this law or is it enough. i think at the moment is. because. making a statement before jumping to any conclusion is important 1st of implementing new low i think days they are many provisions that

so they are pooling resources, pooling crews that go out and sharing in ways that you normally don't expect competitors to be doing, but certainly ways that are lawful and actually very important right now because they want to stay on the error at the heart of every broadcaster is the heart, beats the heart of a a public servant. with the first informers and we continue to play our role in a pooled fashion. and, of course, many of our studios are also doing teleworking where possible. i notice out rocker on the today show is broadcasting on the today show from his home, along with samantha doing the same. i saw the same on several other networks. this is just evidence of broadcasters who take very seriously their community responsibility, their local and national responsibility to be part of the solution, not part of the problem. >> one thing i have paid attention to with this interview today has brought up is even employing social distancing in interviews. you want to tell us more about that? are a lot of interviews even the anchor or the reporter is at home, cut it done like this w

our former pool has expired and we're in the midst of refreshing that pool. been working on that in last couple months. we are near the end of that process and we have proposals in for the prequalified pool. the panel will evaluate and awarding and creating the pool within the next several weeks. and i envision the final pool will be certified likely the last week of march. one could envision a couple pick ups in how these processes work to carry it to the first week of april. but it will be available within several weeks at the latest. >> got it. and then one thing about the -- and so, obviously, this would even -- to get to point of sending a letter of intent and soliciting proposals we need that prequalified. so at the very least we're talking about a few weeks from now or a month from now at the earliest. i want to say one thing about the scope which is that i think that one opportunity that we will have to help really define what sort of services we need actually can come with some support from the firms themselves. if we put out a letter of intent and s

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home bars and restaurants are allowed to open but only from 9 am to 6 pm cinemas museums swimming pools and gyms have all been closed. deserted train stations and empty roads northern italian cities now placed under quarantine wake up to the effects of the new decree overnight a very different scene news of the imminent lockdown set off a rush to beat the clock in milan and in other areas affected by the lockdown people raise to train stations trying to get out before it's too late. but i read 2 hours ago that they may be putting out an urgent decree putting in the red zone and because i'd like to return down south to my relatives i decided to go earlier. lumber d. is italy's most populous region with 10000000 inhabitants its capital milan is italy's financial heart it attracts professionals and students from around the world and from all parts of italy this is where the corona virus has hit the hardest living hospitals unable to cope with a growing number of cases italian authorities say the drastic measures to curb the outbreak could not wait any longer. and for the other northern reg

. >> we've start off with about two to four sessions in the pool before actually going out and surfing swimming at the pool just helps us with, like, being, like, comfortable in the water and being calm and not being all -- not being anxious. >> so when we started the city surf project, one of the things we did was to say hey, this is the way to earn your p.e. credits. just getting kids to go try it was one of our initial challenges for the first year or two. but now that we've been doing it three or four years, we have a group of kids that's consistent, and the word has spread, that it's super fun, that you learn about the ocean. >> starting in the morning, you know, i get the vehicles ready, and then, i get all the gear together, and then, i drive and go get the kids, and we take them to a local beach. >> we usually go to linda mar, and then occasionally ocean beach. we once did a special trip. we were in capitola last year, and it was really fun. >> we get in a circle and group stretch, and we talk about specific safety for the day, and then, we go down to the water. >> once we go t

the individual harvests are pooled together. also a stabilizer is added and samples removed for testing. finally, the entire pool of vaccine is filtered. this at last is the pure live virus vaccine. it is frozen at minus 75 degrees to await results of final testing. it takes 137 days to produce the vaccine. 96 of these are devoted to meticulous quality control testing. more than 35 separate tests are performed to insure potency, safety, and other measures of quality control. for each person involved in the actual production of the vaccine, eight people devote their time to testing and control. finally, the vaccine which has passed all of the tests is broad and transferred into individual bottles. these are then freeze dried, capped, and sealed. the end result is a single dose vial of the live attenuated measles vaccine. but the real story of a vaccine is told in the fears and smiles of a little girl. who today is given greater protection than ever before against the infectious diseases of childhood. there remain other viruses to

the notion there was a pool of people who are sufficiently well qualified or trained to do the kind ofquite specialised roles, people are very concerned that there is not a pool of people. no matter how many times you say you can ask around and swap amongst each organisation, there's not a pool of people available. we know that organisations will work together, the nhs, care providers will get together. we'll also be drawing people who already have the skills but, for instance, who may at the moment be doing otherjobs, but may be able to volunteer to come back and help out. of course we would make sure anyone doing any particular job, particular caring role, would need to have the right skills for doing that. how much money is being...? we know about the nhs commitment, which is effectively a blank cheque. how much money for social care is being put forward by the government? well, as the chancellor said in the budget, he committed upfront for a five billion funding pot which will go to the nhs, to support local authorities, to support social care providers with the pressures and if mo

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our former pool has expired and we're in the midst of refreshing that pool. and we have been working on that in last couple months. we are near the end of that process and we have proposals in for the prequalified pool. the panel will evaluate and awarding and creating the pool within the next several weeks. and i envision the final pool will be certified likely the last week of march. one could envision a couple pick ups in how these processes work to carry it to the first week of april. but it will be available within several weeks at the latest. >> got it. and then one thing about the -- and so, obviously, this would even -- to get to point of sending a letter of intent and soliciting proposals we need that prequalified. so at the very least we're talking about a few weeks from now or a month from now at the earliest. i want to say one thing about the scope which is that i think that one opportunity that we will have to help really define what sort of services we need actually can come with some support from the firms themselves. if we put out a letter of

part of the deck and the pool in create a staircase made out of paving stones to lead that horse out about an hour or so in, the rescue was complete. >> all right. and we're told the horse named spirit is okay, despite having a few minor cuts. she did appear to be quite ocol. the horse was shivering after getting out of the water. >> but everything seems okay. you can lead a horse to water. you can't make it swim. "world news tonight" with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. for drew tuma, all of us here, thanks for joining us. >> we will see you again in half an hour. enjoy your evening. we'll see you then. this is an extraordinary man wiin public service.y career he revitalized american manufacturing as the head of our middle-class task force. he led our efforts to combat gun violence. he fought to make college more affordable, championed landmark legislation to protect our women from violence. joe's candid, honest, counsel made me a better president and a better commander in chief. and, all of this makes him the finest vice presiden

senator paul had been seen swimming in the swimming pool that morning. i have several of senator miran's colleagues come to me after that lunch, which was behind closed doors and express serious concern about just their proximity, what it means for their conference, the fact that over the course that the last several days, many of those senator have said leading negotiators in pretty tightly cloistered rooms where they have been trying to hammer out the details of this significant stimulus package they're working on right now. and several members have said and made clear they are going to the physicians on capitol hill to see what they need to do, based on the proximity or interactions they've had with senator paul over the last several days. haven't got any firm answers yet on where that stands. senator miran's communications director said he had kept a safe distance from senator paul when he saw him at the gym, so he is not going to quarantine at this point. but a lot of other senators are waiting to hear whether or not they actually need to self-quara

when we talk about the pool, the pool is a small group of people. one representative of each of the wire, tv, newspaper, magazines, radio, blogs, commentators and i'll even of commentators are real but some of those people are going our commentators. so it's a group of people who go into either the overall intent oval office, the iroosevelt room, the cabinet room, or wherever the president is traveling to represent the organization that are looking for information. they feed us the information because we all can't get in all the small places. so it has changed. but we still try c to keep it backs only when we give these pool reports. because some people want to add color and commentary and sowe are very critical. we need the facts. we are still a group looking for facts for the most part, the traditional group of people and organizations they are still looking for facts. they are not looking for, oh, i think he's great or i hate him. they are looking for facts and we can disseminated to the people. so it's change, it's change. i think it will be con

and that was my pool day. and i had not been determined to ask that question until it came out of my mouth. and i was fighting with myself. doctor king meets the world to me. this is a historic moment because he was allotting money for the king center and that area. in designated certain areas and i said oh my god, tore me up so much so. i left the white house and i fell into the arms of a cbs cameraman, my family is close to his family. and i fell into his arms and sobbed on pennsylvania avenue. i could not believe it. i reached out to martin luther king the third and said i'm sorry and he saidor for what? i'll say if you notice on the back of "under fire" he wrote a blurb for the book. it still weighs on me, but i'm sure it weighed on him because he didn't answer there. but three days later he did. and because that question made a lot of news. but months later, asked if he was a white nationalist pigs he kept on libyan and nationalist. the only reason why i asked those questions was because the atmosphere an

if you could also define what the pool is in the experience of media.ifferent types of media. >> okay, so. when i started. i've been in the business for 30 years. when i started 30 years ago, we had - - i was in school actually. i was hearing the term, information superhighway. i like what in the world is that? my late teacher, doctor wendell and hubert madoff were telling me. the information superhighway is coming. i'm like, what highway is this? it's now the internet. so the internet has been a blessing and a curse for media. it has challenged us to now get in that platform. being visual so you can be on the internet as well as audio and pictures. with that, when i started 23 years ago, the pool was basically wire, tv, prints, magazines and then radio. the bastard child. but now it's been expanded to blogger and commentator. when we talk about the pool, it's a small group of people, one representative of each of these wider, tv, newspaper, magazines and radio and blogs and commentators, what have yo . so it's a small group of people who go in to eithe