she did it on her own. >> rachel brown, abc 7 news. >> heck of an effort. >> yeah. >> new at 6:00, weosed to everyone. >> a brand-new exhibit that may >> you are taking a live look at pier 39. where the sea lions are. they are not social distancing. it is closed to the public but the sea lions are out. >> six feet, guys. six feet. a live look at the webcam from the monterey bay aquarium. look at this. there we go. it is closed at least a month but staff are still caring for the animals and keeping critical systems running. >> can you feel your blood pressure going down? >> you do feel that. every now and then a fish will swim by. that is very neat. >> all california museums are shut down because of the state wide shelter in place. >> san francisco's new exhibit of works. >> we are bringing you a look at the exhibit. >> we have a generous loan from mexico. you would enter and move into a hallway featuring photographs of frida in her younger days and introduces her family and her life. the core of the exhibition is from this incredible discovery they made in 2004 of trove of personal po

rachel brown from our sister station in los angeles shows how some workers who are usually behind theing out on the front lines. >> we work in tv and film industry. >> i feel like we're running a job right now, like a normal production job. >> reload. >> just one week ago, ruby and boyfriend darren were working behind the scenes in. so biggest tv shows in hollywood. today their front porch doubles as their new office space and a new job description to go with. >> i am making masks with my boyfriend because people need them. >> it is like a war effort. everyone kind of did a job, and made things that we needed. so that's what we're doing. >> the glendale couple wakes up every day and sits down at this table and gets to work sewing hundreds of mask, using their time and their talents to hopefully save american lives. >> i couldn't find anything. so i started making them. >> their first batch of masks went to ruby ann's cousin in hawaii who works at a post office. and then friends started to ask. >> my friend lala, for my friend carrie, and for my friend debbie. >> now their mission is t

brown to do a cameo in the movie she directed, "wine country." >> amy poehler: you're not going to believe who's in this restaurant. >> rachel dratch: you'll nevero. ready? >> brenÉ brown! >> brenÉ brown!? >> whitaker: of course they can't resist interrupting her dinner. >> emily spivey: how can i be generous in my assumptions of others when i hate most people? >> maya rudolph: mmm, good one. >> brown: here's the thing. we can't be generous toward other people without boundaries. >> rudolph: yes, brenÉ, yes. >> pell: boom. boom on the boundaries. >> brown: so, boundaries. >> boundaries. yes, oh my god, message received. >> whitaker: it's easy to miss, but the two women sitting to brown's right in that scene are her real-life friends laura mayes and karen walrond. do people actually come up to her, like she's their best friend? >> yeah. yeah. ( laughs ) >> whitaker: she gets that a lot? >> walrond: she gets a lot of-- "i was afraid to come up to speak to you, but brenÉ brown would tell me to be-- ( laughs ) courageous, so i'm-- this is me being courageous to come up and speak to you." >> mayes: yeah. >> walrond: yeah. >> whitaker: and-- does she

browning, bbc news. if you have more questions and about the coronavirus. tune in to a bbc special prgramme at 7:30 tonight on bbc one for ‘your essential update' presented by rachelen. it will also be on the iplayer later if you want to catch up. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. split fortunes in our weather across the uk. as you can see from the satellite picture, plenty of sunshine across england and wales but this cloud has made for a different day in scotland and northern ireland. some outbreaks of rain. watch this cloud, it is not going to move very much over the next couple of days. it stays cloudy over central and eastern parts of scotla nd over central and eastern parts of scotland and northern ireland tonight. underneath a band of cloud, not a cold night. to the north of scotland, a colder night as the sky is clear and for much of england and wales, there will be a touch of frost. one or two places down to minus fouror5 frost. one or two places down to minus four or 5 degrees. generally speaking tomorrow across england and wales, another sunny day. sunshine across the north of scotland and quite cold here. but still the band of rain acros

brown who joins us now. senator, thank you so much for taking time. i appreciate you being here. >> rachel, thank you.ask you about the evolving -- this fast evolving situation in your state over the past 24 hours. we had the state initially announcing that they would move some polling locations out of senior living facilities, nursing home facilities to protect the elderly, then we got word yesterday the governor wanted to call it off. a state judge says, no, you have to do it. then we got a public health statement, public health announcement from the state health officer saying, no, the election is off because of the health emergency, a lot of confusion. what do you make of it? >> well, go back a few days when -- i mean, governor de wine, a republican, someone who i've watched him and talked to him frequently during all of this with the coronavirus. he has been as good or better than any governor in the country, anticipating. he shut the schools down when there were i think only three people diagnosed at that point. he understood. i mean, he was looking at this and dealing with this for weeks when t