>> well, for roche, this is a global effort.est will be available throughout the world, including the united states, in the next two weeks. and by the end of the month, we'll have manufacturing capability for the ingredients of the test that will be in the high double digit millions. >> so people -- i would like to get an antibody test. a lot of people would like to get them. i'm wondering about the cost per test, and correct me if i'm wrong, but this isn't something people can buy and do at home. this is something they have to get done by a medical professional, and on top of it, what about for the uninsured? >> so yes. this test is a prescription test in the united states. so it's under the direction of a practicing health care provider. a roche manufactures the instrument, the ingredients, the recipe for -- makes the recipe for the test, and then finally, we create the evidence that supports the analytical use and the clinical use. when you refer to the cost of the test, we're just one component of what goes into getting that

>>peter roche a roche is currently in custody facing charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse for the fatal attack of 94 year-old leo hazel hazel was a neighborhood fixture living in his sussex street home for decades and was often seen taking long walks with his dog angels last walk was here at glen canyon park just after 08:00am on memorial day. officials say there was an altercation in which the elderly man was badly beaten with a stick. he later died at the hospital officers on patrol spotted a person matching the suspect description later at the glen park bart station and took 53 year-old roche a into custody, the van says she too was walking her dog in glen canyon when roach us started up with her on christmas day right up to me and said. >>the park is for people not dogs. you look like you >>i'm getting give it to you she says the homeless man left when she called police and she says road just seen here with the crutches he often carried but didn't seem to need threatened other people in the neighborhood as well as yelling at other people we scratches and ot

health authority has cleared an antibody test from roche.ister boris johnson previously described these antibody tests as a game changer. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. manus: a message from the governor. the bank of england governor andrew bailey offered another hint that more bond purchases are on the way. we discussed. this is blumberg. ♪ nejra: this is "daybreak: europe ." yesterday, equities down. two big equities warning. europeres in asia and point two lower openings today. you are seeing stronger dollars and most of the risk off tone, but the yen, and oil on a front foot. in the u.k., the government says a program for --f-employed people received 110,000 people have applied for cash grants by noon wednesday. the bank of inland governor andrew bailey offered yet another hint that more bond purchases are on the way. more that they expect quantitative easing from the bank and that policymakers have kept options open to do more tha

now a test developed by scientists at the swiss pharmaceutical giant roche offers serious potential.g been officially approved for use in england, the nhs is now negotiating to buy hundreds of thousands of them. officials in scotland, wales and northern ireland will make their own decisions but are likely to follow suit. we are keen to get as many as we can and get them out, primarily to the front line first,

>>peter roche a roche is currently in custody facing charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon andhe fatal attack of 94 year-old leo hazel hazel was a neighborhood fixture living in his sussex street home for decades and was often seen taking long walks with his dog angels last walk was here at glen canyon park just after 08:00am on memorial day. officials say there was an altercation in which the elderly man was badly beaten with a stick. he later died at the hospital officers on patrol spotted a person matching the suspect description later at the glen park bart station and took 53 year-old roach-ah into custody, the van says she too was walking her dog in glen canyon when roach us started up with her on christmas day right up to me and said. >>the park is for people not dogs. you look like you >>and i'm getting give it to you she says the homeless man left when she called police and she says roach a scene here with the crutches he often carried but didn't seem to need threatened other people in the neighborhood as well as yelling at other people we scratches and other people mak

machine you then have to buy the roche test from the roche corporation you buy the acme machine youhen have to buy the acme test from the acme corporation then every time the lab goes to run that test if i'm running the acme test i have to have the acme equipment and the acme vial and the acme swab and the act me really agents ah ah so even if a hospital gets access or is gifted in extra tasks or extra test reading machines unless they have the right kind now work with the right kind of machine they can actually test but it's useless why would these corporations all use different tests and different swabs and different stains a different agent rather than working together rather they go and you have a swab i'm. going to do i have a swab read english team wow why don't we work together. why is that well alex i'll explain it to you with an object. here it is an apple charger the most hated object in the known world was here why is it this thing doesn't work with any other computer the i phone chargers don't work with any other phone in the charger change every 2 years so that we have

hall's conviction in the jessie roche case.fibbed that his mother lived near wabash and read about yes jessie's case and other stories involving hall. >> and she gets the story and all of the newspapers say you killed multiple women. >> that was a big risk. it all was a big risk and i said larry, i don't care what you're in here for and be honest with me and tell me what happened and i'm still your friend know matter what and i've had girls do me wrong in my life and i understand how they can get under your skin and be bother hom to you. >> and jimmy says he pressed hall about jessie roach. at last, hall began opening up, recalling that september day in 1995. he was driving down the road and seen her walking her bicycle. >> then hall told jimmy exactly how he abducted and killed jessie. >> you must have been revolting. >> oh, god lester, probably the hardest thing i had ever done to me to sit there and pretend to be his friend, to listen to this kind of stuff and not just rip him apart but i knew what the mission involved, i kn

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>>peter roche a roche is currently in custody facing charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse for the fatal attack of 94 year-old leo hazel hazel was a neighborhood fixture living in his sussex street home for decades and was often seen taking long walks with his dog angels last walk was here at glen canyon park just after 08:00am on memorial day. officials say there was an altercation in which the elderly man was badly beaten with a stick. he later died at the hospital officers on patrol spotted a person matching the suspect description later at the glen park bart station and took 53 year-old roche a into custody, the van says she too was walking her dog in glen canyon when roach us started up with her on christmas day right up to me and said. >>the park is for people not you look like you >>i'm getting give it to you she says the homeless man left when she called police and she says roach a scene here with the crutches he often carried but didn't seem to need threatened other people in the neighborhood as well as yelling at other people we catch is that other peo

one of those has received its ce mark in april, the roche test. the days and weeks to come as soon as it is practical to do so. i also anticipate that the focus will be on the national health service and on ca re rs the national health service and on carers in the first instance. it has taken time. what we required was a test that was highly specific. to explain to people what that means, it means that the chances of a false positive are extremely low with this test. i'm sure you can understand that if we had used a test where it was possible of giving a false positive result, and therefore saying to people you have antibodies to covid—19 when in fact you don't, that would have been very undesirable indeed. so absolutely, this is a good test that will stand us in good stead moving forwards. i think it will be incredibly important as the days, weeks and months go by. now, there are some science pieces that need to go along with that and please remember that this is a virus that emerged in december. so the totality of human learning on this virus ha

gileadhead, roche and initiate a late stage trial which pairs their drugs.e on the race for a vaccine, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn, along with matt miller in berlin. this is "bloomberg markets." gilead and roche teaming up for a late stage trial in the battle against covid-19. joining us is bloomberg pharma reporter robert landreth. we have seen about a half dozen or more partnerships at this point. abert: yes, this is partnership looking at two different drugs that would work against hospitalized patients with severe cases of covid in two different ways. remdesivir, the gilead drug that everyone has heard about, and , inviral given by infusion the trial sponsored by the national institute of health, people got out of the hospital four days earlier. the roche drug, what happens with very sick patients in late stages, it is believed that the inflammation, the reaction to the virus by the immune system, kind of gets out of control. that may contribute to some of the deaths from the coronavirus. this rochedrug -- drug

roche says it can provide hundreds of thousands of its antibody test to the uk each week.ics could be involved in collecting blood samples. i anticipate that it will be rapidly rolled out in the days and weeks to come, as soon as it is practical to do so. i also anticipate that the focus will be on the national health service and on ca re rs the national health service and on carers in the first instance. there are several other types of antibody test which only require a finger prick of blood. some of which are being trialled by nhs staff. despite buying 3.5 million of them, the government concluded non—was accurate enough. this is another way of testing for antibodies. you prick your thumb... of testing for antibodies. you prick yourthumb... and of testing for antibodies. you prick your thumb... and then apply a blood spot to this piece of card, which is then sent off to a laboratory for very sophisticated analysis. that dry spot blood test is being developed at imperial college london. it is planning to send out 100,000 home testing antibody kids once they are proven to

our main stories: uk scientists say an antibody test made by the drug company roche is a very promisingevelopment. falling out over lifting the lockdown — president trump criticisces his top expert over warnings about reopening the economy. we have a special report on the pandemic in spain where the health sector staff now account for one in two new cases being detected in the country. new zealand eases its lockdown measures as the government unveils its annual budget for what it hopes will be a post pandemic economy. hello. we're covering all the latest developments here in britain and globally. so to start, let's just set out the main development which we will focus on in this bulletin. officials at public health england say an antibody test for coronavirus has been evaluated and ' positive development". the test, to establish whether people have already had the virus and may have some immunity, was assessed at british government's porton down laboratories last week. they say it is the first to offer serious potential. the world health organization has warned the coronavirus "may neve

the police were not able to services and nobody >>roche is now in the san francisco county jail being held without bail. he faces charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>we'll switch things up now talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside here in san francisco along the embarcadero temperatures. still in triple digits across much of the bay area this evening working from home is our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with a look at the forecast. sometimes on these hot days. lawrence, you have am a mocktail with you umbrella on a fancy straw. not tonight at today. >>on phone now but not for long just enough to have something to keep me cool today because certainly today a record day of heat around the bay area's high pressure really just sitting right overhead and that is really compressing the green air and rest there around the bay area and that is bringing the hot temperatures outside so that being said easy out toward the coastline just a little bit of a breeze right over alcatraz right now in the san francisco temp

>>peter roche a roche is currently in custody facing charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse for the fatal attack of 94 year-old leo hazel hazel was a neighborhood fixture living in his sussex street home for decades and was often seen taking long walks with his dog angels last walk was here at glen canyon park just after 08:00am on memorial day. officials say there was an altercation in which the elderly man was badly beaten with a stick. he later died at the hospital officers on patrol spotted a person matching the suspect description later at the glen park bart station and took 53 year-old roach-ah into custody, the van says she too was walking her dog in glen canyon when roach us started up with her on christmas day right up to me and said. >>the park is for people not toss. you look like you >>i'm going to give it to you she says the homeless man left when she called police and she says roach a scene here with the crutches he often carried but didn't seem to need threatened other people in the neighborhood as well as yelling at other people we scratch isn't o

peter roche a roche is currently in custody facing charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse for the fatal attack of 94 year-old. >>leo hazel hazel was a neighborhood fixture living in his sussex street home for decades and was often seen taking long walks with his dog angels last walk was here at glen canyon park just after 08:00am on memorial day. officials say there was an altercation in which the elderly man was badly beaten with a stick. he later died at the hospital officers on patrol spotted a person matching the suspect description later at the glen park bart station and took 53 year-old roach-ah into custody, the van says she too was walking her dog in glen canyon when roach us started up with her on christmas day right up to me and said. >>the park is for people not dogs. you look like you need to be done. >>i'm going to give it to you she says the homeless man left when she called police and she says road just seen here with the crutches he often carried but didn't seem to need threatened other people in the neighborhood as well but it was clear women e

now a test developed by scientists at the swiss pharmaceutical giant roche offers serious potential. officially approved for use in england, the nhs is now negotiating to buy hundreds of thousands of them. officials in scotland, wales and northern ireland will make their own decisions but are likely to follow suit. we are keen to get as many as we can and get them out, primarily to the front line first, the nhs and social care, and then more widely because this has the potential to be a game changer. the test can detect the presence of antibodies in the blood, produced if you have had the illness, even if you have never had any symptoms. that is vital because antibodies could offer protection against reinfection, at least for a while. knowing which people have had the virus and therefore should be protected from it, and we will need to know more about that, is again good news and should enable us to understand how the virus has spread and where it has spread to across the population. that knowledge is really important. developing a test that is good enough has proved difficult. this

roche says it can provide hundreds of thousands of its antibody test to the uk each week. in collecting blood samples. i anticipate that it will be rapidly rolled out in the days and weeks to come, as soon as it is practical to do so. i also anticipate that the focus will be on the national health service and on carers in the first instance. there are several other types of antibody test which only require a finger prick of blood. some of which are being trialled by nhs staff. despite buying 3.5 million of them, the government concluded none was accurate enough. this is another way of testing for antibodies. you prick your thumb... and then apply a blood spot to this piece of card, which is then sent off to a laboratory for very and then apply a blood spot to this piece of card, which is then sent off to a laboratory for very sophisticated analysis. that dry spot blood test is being developed at imperial college london. it is planning to send out 100,000 home testing antibody kits once they are proven to be accurate and easy—to—use. the swab goes to the back of your throat

they should have let us and other people in other countries go in and put it out >>> swiss drugmaker roche wins emergency approval ceo tells cnbc it will take more time to deliver a vaccine. >> it will take years to develop a new medicine, so most experts agree that it will take at least 12 to 58 months until we see effects and available in the necessary quantities for patients. >>> travel stocks as billionaire investor saying he was wrong to buy into the sector. >>> and the uk looks to overtake itsly as the worst hit country with death toll nearing 29,000 as rome eases restrictions while the british government plans to ease its road map later this week >>> welcome to "street signs." let's kick off with fresh data this is the eurozone april final manufacturing pmi. this, a number just crossing the wires. it has come in at 33.4, broadly in line with flash estimates of 33.6 we -- in terms of the detail here, the final new orders pmi, one of the components came in at 18.8 that was slightly worse than the flash numbers at 19.1 and marks a survey low new orders are looking very, very weak. we g

and, meg, on that roche test, we heard from the ceo furious of how poor the quality of the tests were on the market for the antibodies their test they said is 100% positive detection, 99.8% on the negative side so they said what is that? 2 out of 1,000 with a false positive i know they can't be the whole market but you really hope that this test is the one that most people are getting, right? >> yeah. absolutely just remind us that not all these tests are created equal. if we are going to be getting the tests we should look into what the specs are and try to choose one that's reliable and then even i was talking to scott gottlieb saying you should get multiple tests if that's a true positive probably two. >> one quick thing, the roche test they said i think 100 processing centers in place but is that enough to get the results quickly? will we be in a situation with the covid-19 tests themselves? >> i guess we have to see. sounds like it's easier to process than the pcr test so it shouldn't see the same kind of hiccups but there is going to be huge demand an have to watch how that goes

announce today we have signed contracts to supply in the coming months over 10 million tests from rocheweek, we will begin rolling these out in a phased way. first to health and care staff, patients and residents and the uk government has arranged supplies of these tests on behalf of the devolved administrations, and each devolved nation is deciding how to use its test allocation and how testing will be prioritised and managed locally. this is an important milestone and it represents further progress in our national testing programme. it is notjust about the clinical advances that these tests can bring, although obviously that is important. it is that knowing that you have these antibodies will help us to understand more in the future, if you are at a lower risk of catching coronavirus, of dying from coronavirus and of transmitting coronavirus. we are developing this critical science to know the impact of a positive antibody test and to develop the systems of certification to ensure people who have positive antibodies can be given assurance about what they can safely do. history has sho

what do you think of this new roche test?that's the kind of test that we want widely available, because with that level of accuracy, we're more likely to be able to identify people who are truly positive with infection and individuals who are truly negative and never had the disease. >> reporter: antibodies are proteins the immune system makes to attack the covid-19 virus. they show if somebody has been infected in the past, whether they knew it or not. this virus is so new we still don't know how much protection these antibodies provide, or for how long. jeffrey shaman is an epidemiologist at columbia university's mallman school of public health. a lot of people right now who have the antibodies on the testing are walking around mainking they're superman or superwoman and, hey, they're safe. what would you say to them? >> we have to be a little more careful, unfortunately. it's not clear we're one and done. we may be subject to repeat infections. >> reporter: that leaves patients like aida vasquez in new york wondering if th

the antibody test has been developed by the swiss drug company roche.ts have called the move a very positive development. but it's not clear yet whether antibodies actually protect against a new infection. here's our medical correspondent fergus walsh. it is what millions of britons want to know. have they already had coronavirus? now it is possible to find out for sure, with a blood test. it has to go through lab analysis. this can be done by hand, like here at imperial college london, or in an automated process, like a new highly accurate antibody test, approved for use in the uk. if you get infected with coronavirus, your immune system starts to produce antibodies. these become part of your immune system's memory. so if you get exposed to the virus again, they should attack it. but how much protection they will give and how long that immunity will last is unclear. for some coronaviruses, we know that protection can fade and we know from experiments many years ago, for example, that it is possible to re—infect individuals with the exact same coronavir

with roche a while she was out walking. >>right up to me and said the park is for people not dogs. you look like you and i'm going to give it to you it really don't think the city should have waited until somebody got hurt. so many warning signs. >>well sean was told multiple times by police that nothing could be done about roche a in less he heard someone. well now that he's in jail. she's hoping city officials will start taking some responsibility and some action on these preventable cases. >>the to the east bay, a group of parents in the san ramon valley unified school district are angry after news of school administrators getting a little more than a 2% bump in salary. the district board of education approved the increase is to say the raises went into effect a few weeks ago and a retroactive to last july a 108 district administrators and confidential employees, including the retiring superintendent are also receiving the same raise board president greg marvel tells kron 4. the cost is approximately $462,000 and at the

in the u.k., an antibody test from roche has been cleared by the health authority.c health of england has deemed it highly reliable. steven riley is the professor of infectious disease dynamics. thank you for joining us. the million questions that people will have on whether it is safe to go back to work or send their kids back to school, how many people do we know -- how much of a percentage of the population do we think have had covid and are immune to it now? steven: i think averaged across countries, the whole of the u.k., it is a small percentage. on the order of 3% to 6% across the large population. but with an awful lot of uncertainty. but what we know from the other data and emerging serological data, there are indications that it might be higher than that. francine: what does that actually mean? if we reopen -- and i don't know whether it makes a difference if we reopen in a month or in four months -- unless we find medication that really works or a vaccine, is it going to spread like it has in march, or will it be more contained? steven: if we look back to

roche is based in germany where their labs out. government to buy. i have to be cautious while discussions are going on, we need to get the right number and get them quickly, but yes, they are available. when do you think they will be first available to whichever group it is that is deemed to be needing them first? well, quite rightly i understand why you ask that but i can't give you an exact answer. what i can say is we have them through the phe safety and effectiveness test as quickly as we could while making sure they meet standards. we are now moving as fast as we can to discuss with roche the purchasing of those. but i can't give you an exact date on when we will be able to start rolling them out. i know the health secretary is keen to get this out and being used as quickly as possible, because it will make a big difference. although the science is not 100% settled at the science is not 100% settled at the moment, the science is indicating that if you have had the disease, you have a degree of immunity from either getting it

>>well sean was told multiple times and nothing could be done about roche unless he heard someone. well now that he's in jail. she's hoping that city officials will start taking responsibility and take action on these preventable case us. >>well to the east by now a group of parents in the san ramon valley unified school district are angry after news of school administrators getting a little more than a 2% bump in salary. the district board of education approved the increase is to say the raises went into effect a few weeks ago and a retroactive to last july a 108 district administrators and confidential employees, including the retiring, so the superintendent are also receiving this a raise more president greg marvel tells kron 4 the cost is approximately $462,000 and that the raises reflect the district's philosophy of equal treatment for all employees parents feel differently. >>i don't think we're comparing apples to apples so that clash and be in there where someone is in a management type of role and then someone is teaching our children and the equivalent salaries, it's not

>>roche is now being held in a jail without bail and he faces murder charges. >>here's a look at the temperatures once again that we're expecting today it's going to be another day of upper 90's to low 100's for the inland valleys with mid to upper 80's and 90's for the bay shoreline as well prize best you can to stay cool will be back this is one. so is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us. >>8.13 right now, and it's going to be on the hot one i hope the power doesn't go out, i talking about that is everybody's been taxing air conditioners are past couple days. john. >>i know too much energy is that china is the culprit here and i don't blame anyone because it's too hot yesterday was the hottest day of it all now the good news is we're going to be a touch cooler today and tomorrow but oversell this we're still going to be hot just a few degrees cooler for most areas really isn't going to make much of a differe

the antibody test has been developed by the swiss drug company roche.t to use it. scientists have called the move a very positive development. but it's not clear yet whether antibodies actually protect against a new infection. here's our medical correspondent, fergus walsh. it's what millions of britons want to know. have they already had coronavirus? now it's possible to find out for sure, with a blood test. it has to go through lab analysis. this can be done by hand, like here at imperial college london, or in an automated process, like a new highly accurate antibody test, approved for use in the uk. if you get infected with coronavirus, your immune system starts to produce antibodies. these become part of your immune system's memory. so, if you get exposed to the virus again, they should attack it. but how much protection they'll give and how long that immunity will last is unclear. for some coronaviruses, we know that that protection can fade, and we know from experiments many years ago, for example, that it's possible to re—infect individuals with

after the government bought 10 million coronavirus antibody tests from the pharmaceutical company rocheknowing that you have these antibodies will help us to understand more in the future if you are at lower risk of catching coronavirus, of dying from coronavirus, and of transmitting coronavirus. trials are also being carried out on a new swab test, which could tell you in just 20 minutes if you currently have the virus. also tonight... a government u—turn — nhs and care workers from outside the eu will no longer have to pay a surcharge to use the nhs. scotland prepares to start easing lockdown restrictions from next week. people will be allowed to do more outside. schools could reopen in mid—august. desperate families queuing forfood banks in new york's affluent commuter belt, as more and more people lose theirjobs. people have gone now without four, five, six, seven paycheques, and it's starting to catch up. and from live programmes to nail—biting drama — how do you keep the tv cameras rolling in a time of social distancing? and coming up on bbc news... ioc president thomas bach says

but one made by swiss company roche could be the first to offer a serious potential.r the first time people can find out if they've had covid—19 and developed the immune response to fight it — particularly important for those on the frontline. meanwhile, the government's being questioned about its response to the epidemic in care homes. it led to this exchange between the prime minister and labour leader yesterday. until the 12th of march, the government's own official advice was, and i'm quoting from it, "it remains very unlikely that people receiving care in a care home will become infected. does the prime minister accept that the government was too slow? it wasn't true that the advice said that , we brought the lockdown in care homes ahead of the general lockdown. the advice did say infection was unlikely until mid—march but number 10 said mr starmer had quoted it out of context. the government yesterday announced £600 million of new funding to residential homes to stop the spread of infection. it's to purchase protective equipment stop staff rotation and the use o

so what's different about the test developed by swiss pharmaceutical company roche?r antibodies. these are proteins produced by the immune system to help stop viruses or bacteria from harming the body. if you have these antibodies, it means you have previously had covid—19 as the antibodies stay in the blood after you've recovered. previous antibody tests have been found to be unreliable, and it is still not known whether having the virus gives you immunity against the disease. the tests currently being offered to key workers and others who are showing symptoms of covid—19 are different. these use a swab of the nose and throat. the swab is then sent to a lab, where it is tested for genetic material matching that of the coronavirus. it tells you if you have the disease at that particular time. our medical correspondent, fergus walsh, told us more about the antibody test. this is a different test, so this involves having blood drawn, so it's not something you can do at home, and then it is sent off to a laboratory for very sophisticated analysis. public health england

how strong or how long any immunity may last, so the deal they have done today with the swiss firm rochell be offered this antibody test in the coming weeks. this is very much a research exercise. what they want to do is see if those health and social care workers who have been infected get reinfected. they are not going to stop using their personal protective equipment, they will still use that but it will be a way of finding out about that level of immunity they have. in the future, we might see it spread out to more people in the population but, at the moment, it is just being reserved for health and social care staff. we have had some new figures out to dave from the office for national statistics —— today from the office for national statistics showing the spread in the community. these are the diagnostic tests which show where there is infected at the moment and this programme from the office for national statistics is effectively the government's surveillance programme, it is very different from the daily tests that are done in hospitals and care homes, the kits that are sent out,

there is a huge drug company roche that says they just got approval for release of a new antibody test. they say it's more accurate than most on the market. puck, translate in english for the rest of us. they say their test captures 90% of those who have been infected and detects 100% of those who are not. a specificity of 100%. can you translate that for me? >> sure. roche in this test are saying they are very effective in identifying both individuals who test positive, meaning that if they test positive, they actually have the antibody and that they are very effective at finding those who are negative. so a true negative result reflects that they have not had this exposure. i think the problem, though, we still don't know what the antibody test really means even we have an accurate measure of the test result. we don't know if having the antibody means that you're actually immune from getting the virus. it may be a better measure of exposure than actually whether you're protected, and i think we should be very careful until we know what that really means. >> that's such an important p

the fda has not yet confirmed it gave emergency use authorization to the roche test. testing is critical to reopening safely in the northeast. >> if you reopen too fast, then you have to stop. and nobody wants to have gone through all of this and then start just to stop again. >> reporter: and a little more on those new projections. the model from the university of washington cites of relaxation of stay-at-home orders and social distancing. >> athena jones, thank you so much. >>> joining us, the mayor of boston, marty walsh. as you heard, mayor walsh, do you expect the daily death toll to double in boston as well? >> i certainly hope not. i think it's hard to tell right now, looking at the numbers that came out today, privately, you know, it's certainly concerning. there was a lot of different voices on the previous guests and segments you just played. for boston, and i can only speak to boston, we want to continue to move forward and practice physical and social distancing. my concern is a second surge. my concern is a rise in deaths. we've seen our numbers pretty co

. >>> the fda has given emergency approval to an antibody test made by swiss drugmaker roche, the company says it is 100 percent accurate at detecting coronavirus antibodies, by the end of the year it expects to be producing 100 million tests a month. several other antibody tests have already been approved. eventually that is the goal. >>> legendary miami dolphins coach don shula passed away today in florida, he was the only coach to lead his taking to a perfect 70-0 season in 1972, he retired after the 1995 season, he was 90 years old. >>> coming up next, the crazy discovery during some yard work that led to pretty explosive moments in the south bay. >>> people are out with no masks on, that's a big thing and nobody is out here monitoring. >> the two northern california counties defying the governor's stay-at-home order. >>> and what it's like out on the links >>> a pretty scary discovery in saratoga, a resident was installing a new sprinkler system when they found a couple of grenades and a mortar shell. that forced the neighborhood your congress springs park to shelter in place yesterd

>>roche is now in the san francisco county jail being held without bail. he faces charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>as we head to break, here's a quick look at the temperatures will expect later today as we're once again in the midst of a mini heatwave here in the bay area there is some relief though on the horizon, we'll talk more about that with your full forecast with john triple in the bin. this is one. so is this. and so are these. they all represent something more. the feeling of home. that's why we're here. to help make your home be everything you want it to be. because home is what unites us. >>some 15 right now and we are focusing on the weather the heat waves over in the middle of last night sell hospital, bearable. yeah, here's a live look at the walnut creek lot of sunshine coming down right now. no clouds to block it so we're getting an early start on baking the ground at school and bake the air later today, yeah, i walk the dog at like 1030 and it was really hot already tough i'm sure

services and nobody else was >>roche is now in the san francisco county jail being held without bail. he faces charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. maureen kelly kron 4 news this. >>fremont police are warning about a troubling crime trend during this pandemic investigators say since the shelter-in-place orders took effect in mid-march there have been about 86 reports of catalytic converter thefts. they say the toyota prius is being targeted fremont police are giving simple tips to help keep your property safe including calibrating your car's alarm to detect any vibration and possibly engraving your car's vin number on the catalytic converter the investigation into saturday's fire at pier, 45 in the city has yet to get under way that fire destroyed one of 4 sheds on the property in this case the one where fishermen store their and kerman explains the delay in the investigation. >>it was saturday morning when fire raced through should see at pier 45 destroying gear the fisherman store there some had a lot of year some had had less and we know that this year ha

of course, roche shares are up 2%, 200 under review puts it into perspective meg tirrell thank you forringing us the latest in what has been a busy couple days in terms of therapeutics and vaccine headlines. we are going to take another commercial break right now with the s&p down about half a percent. energy and tech stocks are the only two sectors in the green right now. stay with us - [narrator] soon, lights will come on. soon, people will be walking back through your door. soon, life will move forward. we'll welcome back old colleagues, get to know new ones some things may change, but we'll still be here, right here, so you can work on the business of getting your business back. at paycom, our focus will always be you and we'll see you soon. >>> i just decided that i made a mistake in evaluating, an understandable mistake, a probability weighted decision when we bought that we were getting an attractive amount for our money when investing across the airlines business so we bought roughly 10% of the four largest airlines and we felt for that we were getting a billion dollars roughly

see if they're into bodies to determine whether people have ever been infected with the coronavirus roche expects to make more than a 100 million of these antibody test monthly by the end of 2020 and uber plans require drivers and riders wear face masks or face coverings when using the platform in certain countries, including the u.s. cnn business report is part of this policy. technology that can tell if the drivers are wearing masks or face coverings before they go online and start accepting trips and tech firms are using digital tools designed for other things to help the travel industry reassure people that it's ok did get on a plane again or i go to a hotel room as they'll start to look to return to business out of austin to reports of cameras on this companies cameras called the new security can detect a fever of the cameras were originally designed to detect guns live from new york, i'm jane king back to robin. for the update jane. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, it's been a week since gyms were forced to close their doors and whenever they do reopen, you can expect to

up glen park resident shawn's of it says that she too has had run-ins with roche i while out walking. >>right up to me and said. the park is for people not dogs. you look like you need to be done. i'm going to give it to you it really don't think the city should have waited until somebody got hurt. so many warning signs. >>sean was told multiple times that nothing could be done about roach i unless he hurt someone. now that he's behind bars, she hopes that city official start taking responsibility and take action on these preventable cases. the california senate rolled out its version of the state budget would treat jackson many of the governors cuts so instead of making permanent cuts to k through 12 education and community colleges newsome propose the senate proposed delaying 9 billion in payments to public schools for one year. the state has done this in past recessions, but never to this magnitude. the senate also proposed to continue california's plan to extend hail a state health insurance to undocumented immigrants seniors, beginning in 2022. >>is great. because until we have

>>roche is now in the san francisco county jail being held without bail.e faces charges of murder assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>5.19 and look at this a tree fell in san francisco's washington park yesterday afternoon and it hit. >>5 people including a 2 year-old boy. all 5 just suffered minor injuries. the child was taken to the hospital for evaluation. and we're told that the park was crowded at the time because the nice weather. itself 5 people w by a falling tree so it's go to hear that they're all going to be ok now. >>another big story that we're following since saturday. the investigation into the fire at pier 45 has been put on hold kron four's dan kerman explains why the delay. >>it was saturday morning when fire raced through should see at pier 45 destroying gear that fisherman store there some had a lot of year some had had less and we know that this year has been lost and it is something that is a tragedy and we are working with our tenants to connect them to resources as best as possible still the in

switzerland-based drugmaker roche says the fda has given emergency use approval for its covid-19 antibodyest. they say it is nearly 100% accurate and the pharmaceutical giants as they will ramp up production capacity to high double-digit millions per month to countries around the world that want it. 150 companies are expected to report results this week and so far it is the weakest reporting season and more than a decade. the first-quarter numbers are due after tomorrow's close and while the pandemic is believed to be faltering the platform, disney theme park divisions are shut down indefinitely. >>> billionaire investor warren had his shareholder meeting virtually. it usually draws thousands of people to omaha but this time, it was live streams. many businesses have taken a hit in the first quarter and he stuck by his mantra same to invest for the long term but also said avoid using credit cards like a piggy bank. for more come he can go to money watch.com. >>> senators are returning to work with safety as a top concern but the capital position is concerned about a potential shortage of