salvation army.'s one of our largest nonprofit groups in the cub, and it remain -- in our country, and it remains committed. dale bannon, national spokesman for the united states salvation army, or joins us now. you know, we often think of the salvation army as coffee and doughnuts at some disasters and this sort of thing, but you are doing so much more. helping people, we just talked about the money from the senate bill. you're actually helping people with mortgages as well as debts and this sort of thing. >> yes, thank you so much for having me, eric. our mission has been the same -- in his name without discrimination. we're uniquely positioned. there's 7600 centers of operation around the country to help respond to the most vulnerable during this critical time. we are seeing that one of the greatest needs in addition to serving homeless populations, we provide over 2,000 nights of shelter in one week. one of the greatest are for those who have been financially impacted because of covid-19, many ha

improvements tipping point provided $300,000 reimbursed by the city to salvation army. working with them on the design model and right now the renovation is anticipated to be very minor to adding two showers and making sure that the bathrooms have ada upgrades. >> thank you very much. can you please tell me if annual operating cost of the humming bird place? >> right now it is $3.8 million. >> thank you very much. could we have a report on item two. >> good morning. budget analyst office. i will be repeating what she had to say. this is improving a 3 year lease we between city analvation army for -- finance sal wa -- $40 pee foot rent. there is discrepancy. it is below the required appraisal for the property considered within market rate. the rent increases 3% per year over the first three years for $1.2 million over three year term. improvements $300,000. there is a tipping point grant for cost of improvements. on page 6 of the report is the annual cost $3.9 million per year. there is a 2 year option to extend this property is slated for affordable housing development.

improvements tipping point provided $300,000 reimbursed by the city to salvation army. working with them on the design model and right now the renovation is anticipated to be very minor to adding two showers and making sure that the bathrooms have ada upgrades. >> thank you very much. can you please tell me if annual operating cost of the humming bird place? >> right now it is $3.8 million. >> thank you very much. could we have a report on item two. >> good morning. budget analyst office. i will be repeating what she had to say. this is improving a 3 year lease we between city analvation army for -- finance sal wa -- $40 pee foot rent. there is discrepancy. it is below the required appraisal for the property considered within market rate. the rent increases 3% per year over the first three years for $1.2 million over three year term. improvements $300,000. there is a tipping point grant for cost of improvements. on page 6 of the report is the annual cost $3.9 million per year. there is a 2 year option to extend this property is slated for affordable housing development.

she's the public relations director for the salvation army. what you folks are doing this morning. >> sure. this is our weekly food pantry. we'll have about 200 of our clients come here to our crock center in the tenderloin to get their food for the week. and essentially it's the city's most vulnerable people that the salvation army serves. so we want to make sure we're here for them as long as they need us. we continue to operate our most critical services throughout the city through sympathy easy extraordinarily trying days. >> reporter: how are you changing the way you distribute the food with the threat of the coronavirus all around us? >> sure. so typically when people come to us you go shopping at the supermarket now these days. they give us their bag, we put the food in the bag and whatever it might be. apples, pairs, tomatoes. and then they take it home. because of the coronavirus we want to mitigate the risk of infection. so we will be prebagging the food in plastic bags and then handing it to the folks that come to us to get the food

we are in front of the headquarters for the salvation army.ng together today to feed over 200 people and those people are beginning to line up as we speak. some of the less fortunate about to get a square meal. meaning are homeless with the threat of the coronavirus, food and a bag of groceries is a welcome sight. earlier this morning, volunteers bagged freeways and veggies, beans, rice, milk and a little protein. it's automatic part of the weekly meal giveaway, which they have continued despite virus concerns and the shelter- in-place orders here in the city and in california. food is an essential need, and these folks are forever grateful. >> getting a meal is a big deal because of the coronavirus going around. i think it's a good idea that the community is helping out the people that really need it. >> are you staying safe? >> yes. >> reporter: how about a meal and some groceries? >> meal and groceries are very nice. it would help out. >> reporter: they are very, very grateful here. they have been handing out meals or they are about to hand

>>the salvation army is changing the way it helps the needy in the past they still would do this but there's more interaction so they have chosen tables that are 6 feet apart, you can see them putting all the food together in the past they would walk up and they would do a bag exchange but instead and we all know about san francisco's. the law gives plastic bags, but they said that can be put on hold for now so they're using plastic bags you can see all the supplies being put in there not talking to each other allies are trying to keep social distance then they will walk up a ramp get on to the city streets and instead of doing a bag exchange that they did in the past now they're giving it to people probably not even touching as best as they can keeping social distance getting the supplies to the needy. coming right back here changing out gloves are once again getting back to work and this is going to happen for the next hour and a half or so they will continue doing this of course every day because the need for food never ends coronavirus or not but this time now they are really pra

the salvation army by the way is looking for volunteers as well as donations. it is still housing 700 people in san francisco and providing services every day. . >>> meantime in oakland, homeless advocates are spreading the word about the virus at many encampments out there. they handed out sanitation and cleaning supplies and told people at homeless camps what they can do to protect themselves from becoming ill. homeless advocates say the people they talked to have their own concerns about the coronavirus outbreak. >> they're worried about what the shepdz order's going to mean shelter-in-place order's going to mean for them. most of them are going to be coerced. >>> housing the homeless is critical in slowing down the spread of the coronavirus. >>> time is 4:55. blood banks say they desperately need more donations. now the talent is holding drives today at 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the sonoma county fairgrounds. another blood drive will be from 10:00 until 3:00. the fda and the american red cross are encouraging you to donate blood. you're being told to on

i'm actually i'm actually at the salvation army headquarters and you can see the food being dropped off right now. volunteers will get ready to start putting together boxes. this is what they normally do anyway, but you can see the food delivery person there are gloves on they have the tables exactly 6 feet long so they're make the practice it social distance and that's just for the volunteer standpoint for those who need it what their lives will change as well, here's major with the salvation army. as we show what's going on tell the viewers out there. how is coronavirus changing your the way you do business. well we have to be more cautious on the way we do things how we help people out food is a basic necessity that everyone needs so we don't want to cancel, but we want to augment make sure everyone gets what they need so we made the provisions today and going forward 2 to be 6 feet apart when we do things when people get food over a bag in the food so the virus doesn't spread but we want to help people a little bit different as you said in the past people would just exchange one bag

improvements tipping point provided $300,000 reimbursed by the city to salvation army. working with them on the design model and right now the renovation is anticipated to be very minor to adding two showers and making sure that the bathrooms have ada upgrades. >> thank you very much. can you please tell me if annual operating cost of the humming bird place? >> right now it is $3.8 million. >> thank you very much. could we have a report on item two. >> good morning. budget analyst office. i will be repeating what she had to say. this is improving a 3 year lease we between city analvation army for -- finance sal wa -- $40 pee foot rent. there is discrepancy. it is below the required appraisal for the property considered within market rate. the rent increases 3% per year over the first three years for $1.2 million over three year term. improvements $300,000. there is a tipping point grant for cost of improvements. on page 6 of the report is the annual cost $3.9 million per year. there is a 2 year option to extend this property is slated for affordable housing development.

we will protect you against the apaches and come with us and you will survive and you will find salvation. so the groups thought about that and most of them said, no, thanks, we will figure it out for ourselves. for some, into the mission was a means of survival. coming into the missions was about surviving and may be finding a way for their children and offspring to survive and persist. it was a difficult decision to come into the missions, but it was one that quite often was made from desperation. when we are talking about the story of the missions, it is about the whole region of the country where the spanish influence today continues. we see that not only in language and food and culture, but in the very persons who make up the population here. that spanish influence is something that continues to persist and that is really central to our identity, certainly here in san antonio. so these missions are our story and not just something from long ago. >> today what we are planning to do is spend a little time talking about george washington and the character he developed over a lifetime.

it may be necessary as social salvation. i hope not. as economic salvation. >> with not enough time to do justice to these storable errors, i want to spend a minute or so on what you covered in your book, the great society. he mentioned it was a time of economic growth. people were engaged in the vietnam war during this. of time. -- during this timeframe. what are the takeaways from lbj's style of governance that fit what we are going through as a country -- country today? amity: the people in the great society were very lovable. they were deeply lovable. there was the best and the brightest and then there was the domestic best and brightest. they were smart and nice people who love the people they were helping and were awfully attractive themselves. they had good ideas and the ideas did not work out. they hurt the people they loved. they hurt themselves. i trace all of these characters such as sergeant schreiber or daniel patrick monahan is a big character in my book. he is like chorus in a tragedy. he saw that even as he committed fol

the salvation army is fuly aware of thatbut even things like food donations and passing it out to the needy that hachanged to just the sign of the time changed area. >>while all right, thank you very much we'll for that. a t of people are in need of meals in this pandemic is where the shi'ite shows you where you can contribute to food banks. and groups like meals on wheels in the state if you want to help out. we have this link on our website at kron 4 docom and i was justtrying james about this greatwe're talking about how difficult it is to get the fo like the kids who are don't school and they all go and mass to the schoolto pick it up to get your school here in the bay area from tes 09:00am to 10:00am here go to school in seattle with their starti to do is they're loading the lunches on a school bus and then the bus makes it stops and en it comes to your bus stop the kids me up get to lunch and leave so that's and that just girl maed making it up as we gohere so it's just another way that who knows we may start to don the future, happening today, oakland mayo libby shaft he's goin

you come with us, you'll survive, you'll find salvation. and so the groups thought about that. and most of them said, no thanks. we'll figure it out. we'll figure it out for ourselves. but for some, coming into the missions was a means of survival. coming into the missions was about surviving and maybe finding a way for their children and their offspring to survive and to persist. it was a difficult decision to come into the missions. but it was one that quite often was made from desperation. when we're talking about the story of the missions, honestly it's about this whole region of the country where the spanish influence today continues, where we see that not only in language and food and culture, but in the very persons who make up the population here. that spanish influence is something that continues to persist. that is really central to our identity, certainly here in san antonio. so these missions are our story and not just something from long ago. >>> our city's tour staff recently traveled to san antonio, texas, to learn about its rich history. to watch more video from

improvements tipping point provided $300,000 reimbursed by the city to salvation army. working with them on the design model and right now the renovation is anticipated to be very minor to adding two showers and making sure that the bathrooms have ada upgrades. >> thank you very much. can you please tell me if annual operating cost of the humming bird place? >> right now it is $3.8 million. >> thank you very much. could we have a report on item two. >> good morning. budget analyst office. i will be repeating what she had to say. this is improving a 3 year lease we between city analvation army for -- finance sal wa -- $40 pee foot rent. there is discrepancy. it is below the required appraisal for the property considered within market rate. the rent increases 3% per year over the first three years for $1.2 million over three year term. improvements $300,000. there is a tipping point grant for cost of improvements. on page 6 of the report is the annual cost $3.9 million per year. there is a 2 year option to extend this property is slated for affordable housing development.

the community is helping out. >> the salvation army has not missed giving away food since the shelterace went into effect. >>> a big announcement in new york, the second stay behind california. we have the latest on the growing concerns as the case is there continue to rise. plus a major announcement surrounding the u.s. mexico border. more on the order from the white house to stop nonessential travel between the two countrie back to this crash involving two vehicles possibly a third. seven about 45 minutes ago. skyfox getting us this live picture. initially three lanes were blocked in the eastbound direction and traffic is starting to flow on the bottom deck. according to chp one person got out of the vehicle and carjacked another vehicle. the person in the car was able to escape. no word from chp on any injuries. traffic was backed up past the 101 split but it's moving again in the eastbound direction. >> the number of coronavirus cases continue to rise and there are now more than 460 cases, nearly half the state total. number of cases remained in santa clara county with nearly 190.

. >>> and the salvation army is working hard to fulfill the call to help the most vulnerable people.ning, employees and a dwindling number of volunteers working together in the mission district sorting and bagging food. the workers distributed to food to those in need and in addition to taking the safety precautions in the facilities, the salvation army is taking extra steps to keep members of the public safe. >> we're going to be putting down tape on the sidewalk to make sure that people stand six feet apart from each other as they're waiting in line to get the food. and we're prebagging the food and giving them the bag. typically, we would exchange the bag, now we're giving them a clean bag so we don't risk contamination. >> it's in need of volunteers and donations as the organization is housing some 700 people in the city and operating weekly food pantries. >>> in between newscasts, find complete coverage at coronavirusnow.com along with articles and videos around the country and a daily live stream and live broadcast every weekday beginning at 10:00 a.m. >>> and when we come back

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the salvation army offering weekly food pantries.ooking for volunteers as well as donations as they're still housing 700 people in the city and providing services every day. . >>> and with many volunteers staying at home these days, the national guard is helping to fill the gap that several food banks, including the food bank of contra costa and solano. guardsmen will be helping out at the fairfield warehouse for the next three weeks. they'll be filling more than 1,000 emergency food boxes and a thousand bags of fresh fruit. that food is in addition to the food bank's usual supplies. >>> time is 6:49. i don't know if you've noticed this if you're working at home or just sheltering in place, you may have noticed your internet is slower than usual. well, broadband now, a company that studies these things says it documented a 38% drop in download speeds in san jose, a 24% drop in new york. now some of the tech companies are responding. youtube is reducing the quality of its videos from high to standard definition around the world. disne

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. >>> the salvation army in the sacramento area has launched a new donation drive to help families adjusto the new normal. the organization is asking people to donate toys and games for children who are spending nearly all of their time at home. volunteers are collecting items to put in the child activity bags to help relieve the stress of family sheltering in place. >> he wanted something to help parents so they don't have to feel like there is a burden on them. try to take care of work and entertaining the kids and finding food. and also for the kids so they have something fun and lighthearted to keep them busy. >> this program began last week. the salvation army says it's collected enough items to fill nearly 400 bags. >>> mike, i don't city could do this, a dog is helping at risk woman at the task of picking up groceries. a colorado woman has trained her pet thomas sundance, to fetch her next-door neighbors grocery list. woman buys the groceries and directs sundance to drop them off at her neighbors doorstep. the neighbor is grateful and amazed when the dog shows up. >> he just did it

improvements tipping point provided $300,000 reimbursed by the city to salvation army. working with them on the design model and right now the renovation is anticipated to be very minor to adding two showers and making sure that the bathrooms have ada upgrades. >> thank you very much. can you please tell me if annual operating cost of the humming bird place? >> right now it is $3.8 million. >> thank you very much. could we have a report on item two. >> good morning. budget analyst office. i will be repeating what she had to say. this is improving a 3 year lease we between city analvation army for -- finance sal wa -- $40 pee foot rent. there is discrepancy. it is below the required appraisal for the property considered within market rate. the rent increases 3% per year over the first three years for $1.2 million over three year term. improvements $300,000. there is a tipping point grant for cost of improvements. on page 6 of the report is the annual cost $3.9 million per year. there is a 2 year option to extend this property is slated for affordable housing development.

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they'll be handing out food starting at 8:15 this morning at the salvation army center at 240 tushg streetruth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. the center says because of the coronavirus they will be bagging the food. >>> the 49ers are helping a south bay non profit in the coronavirus pandemic. much of that has dried up because of the shelter-in-place order along with the fears of a recession. now the 49ers are leading the charge by donating $500,000 to the food banks. >> this investment will start immediately with $49,000 to support a newly created fund for non-profit organizations in santa clara and san mateo counties addressing this crisis. . >> comcast is also donating $50,000 to the same fund. the company is providing unlimited data and two months free internet service to low income individuals and their families. >> and the san jose sharks are donating $300,000 to second harvest of silicon valley. the money will help provide more than 600,000 meals for the needy. also aeromark is donating 2,000 pounds of food to martha's kitchen. >>> bart is now scaling back operations af

we're here at the salvation army. they're acting as a go-between. folks have been bringing in rubber gloves and n95 masks. those are in desperate need by healthcare workers. the only requirement is they have to be unused and unopened. officials here in sonoma county will get them to the hospitals that are in desperate need right now. >>> overseas mcdonald's has closed all of itsndre caons. take a look at these. long drive-thru lines before they shut down the restaurants today. but it wasn't just there. local news outlets were reporting long lines as people rushed to get one last fast food meals. mcdonald's offered free drinks and meals for health care workers ahead of the shutdown today. >>> cvs announced it will give $500 bonuses to its employees who have to be there for the coronavirus pandemic. cvs is also hiring 50,000 more people. safeway announced it's increasing employees' pay by $2 an hour for those who contine to come to work during stay at home orders. instacart is adding 300,000 positions and dollar general is hiring up to 50,000 workers.

people with this extra time are trying to do spring cleaning, those sorts of things. >> reporter: salvation they are repurposing their workers for now and hope to have a plan to open several temporary limited donation sites by next week in oakland, san jose and san francisco. >> i called up several 800 numbers for junk in salvage companies. they said they're still operational. they'll come and haul things away but for a fee. otherwise, if you're cleaning out an attic or a garage, your best bet is to stash things for now until donation centers reopen. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> all right, we are going to get a look at the weather forecast next. right now we're taking live look at the golden gate bridge. >>> very light traffic as it should be, as we go to break, we'll leave you with a look around the bay area as captured by drone view 7. >>> all right, we've gotten through another week. >> we have. it's been a long week, and we need the weekend, but we're not going to get the greatest weather this weekend. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> that's true. well, most of us

that people with this extra time are trying to do spring cleaning and those sorts of things. >> salvationy says they are repurposing their workers for now, and hope to have a plan to open several temporary limited donation sites by next week, in oakland, san jose, and san francisco. >> i called up several 800 number, for junk and salvage companies and they said they're still operational, they'll come and haul things away, but for a fee. otherwise, if you're cleaning out an attic or a garage, your best bet is to stash things for now, until donation centers reopen. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> parts of this weekend, you didn't want to carry stuff outside anyway because it would just rain on them, right, drew? >> exactly right. we're in and out of the showers, yesterday, and for much of the morning today, eric, and now this evening, the rain is out of here and the clouds are breaking down for some partly cloudy skies tonight. live doper 7, busy tracking all of the rain this weekend, you can see, the sweep going around the entire bay area, and it is coming up dry, as that cold front h

you can drop off the goods at the salvation army open monday through friday between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: they prepaid for the program. because of the virus are unable to use it. what about a refund? i'm investigative reporter chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. >>> and happening now amid the coronavirus pandemic a catholic priest in utah is offering driveup confessions. people are allowed to walk up to the window of his jeep and participate. confession or reconciliation is usually held in a private area. the priest says it helps restore people's faith at a time of crisis. we'll be back. 4:52. >>> good morning. one family self-quarantined after they returned from china. they say their daughter was no longer welcome at her after school program leader board. why? concerns she could carry the virus. >> we got a call saying i don't think she will be able to come back because of the security concern of spreading things. >> they asked for a refund of the prepaid tuition. leader board offered $94. per the term

>>everybody is suffing and a lot of people are out of work if they had worked to begin with the salvation armis trying to help by packing up meals for those need. but they'r changing the wa you get that con four's will tran is live in san francisco with an date. well. >>even procedures and i mean thesedays teams and area in the past people could show up with their bags and thenget that the things that they ne but because of coronavirus and social diance the agency which wi start handing out the food in a little bit less than an hour from now they are changing the way they're doing things to otect their volunteers and the ople who need it so instead of bringing in the bags and creating a li with doze of people they will instead how volunteers out they will grab the food they will provide the bag and they will come out in hand hood's the good guy e items the people who need them and small crowds and of coue they always create social distance is not going to be as fast as it on was instead they're aeady warned that people that instead it might take about an hour to about 90 minutes for theto

. >> the salvation army is collecting donations as a go between. in a few short hours collected all of this. boxes of rubber gloves and plenty of face masks, the only requirement they have to be unused and unopen. officials in sonoma county will get them to the hospitals in desperate need right now. >> when the fires came we had lots of people wearing masks as you all remember, however, now those masks are going to be repurposed. >> it feels good to do it. i'm fine. i'm safe. i want to make sure, my niece is a nurse, so i want to make sure they're safe. >> a generous bay area stepping up in this time of need. >> i feel like as a community anything we can do to pull together is important and even if we can't really interact with each other, just showing we are there for each other is really, really essential. >> abc 7 news. >> a group in san francisco is taking a proactive approach during this pandemic. >> how they're keeping their my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech stuff. today, i'm e

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