juez de california ordena la liberaciÓn de decenas de inmigrantes de un centro de detenciÓn en san bernardino evitar contagios de coronavirus. un estudio en nueva york revela que un alto porcentaje de personas que no estaba en cuarentena, tienen los anticuerpos del coronavirus, por lo que se contagiaron, pero nunca lo supieron. viernes, 20 de abril. comenzamos la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: buenas noches, vamos a comenzar con el incremento en las crÍticas a la sugerencia que hizo el presidente trump durante su rueda de prensa de este jueves, sobre el proyecto de desarrollar algÚn tipo de tratamiento con desinfectantes inyectables en pacientes de covid-19. expertos mÉdicos y funcionarios de su gobierno, incluso un fabricante de productos de limpieza salieron a aclarar que bajo ninguna circunstancia se debe usar ningÚn producto de este tipo para curar un contagio con el virus. pablo gato tiene reacciones a este escÁndalo con el reciente donald trump. pablo: en presidente, en forma sorpresiva y sin

state going to form a task force or issue orders to address these issues similar to what the san bernardino county has done? are this case is being traced to find the source of outbreaks and when will the state release conference of numbers at outbreaks at those facilities? >> over the past few days of press conferences like this i have been talking specifically about what has been happening in san bernardino county, larry county and not just the riverside example, and we put out guidelines early on in this crisis, some of the first we have put out. or for seniors assisted living facilities and skilled nursing facilities, i referenced three days ago over 8000 size that we are monitoring and we sent out teams to support the efforts on the ground at those sites specifically as it relates to san bernardino county, we are in partnership with the cdc and they have sent personnel help support the efforts and i made this .2 days ago that the issue of homelessness remained top concern in terms of vulnerable populations. and a broader sense of what we are thinking, where working with our federal par

un juez ordenÓ la liberaciÓn de decenas de inmigrantes recluidos en un centro de detenciÓn en san bernardinon americana de libertades civiles y abogados que buscan evitar contagios de coronavirus entre los reclusos. juan carlos: el nÚmero de personas en este centro de detenciÓn de inmigración de adelanto, california tiene que reducirse de inmediato. dijo el juez federal de distrito. >> esta orden puede afectar a personas con una condiciÓn mÉdica existente y también a otras personas que vinieron a buscar asilo. juan carlos: el dictamen del magistrado indica que los mayores de 55 aÑos de edad, aquellos con condiciones de salud preexistentes y sin delitos, deben tener prioridad para ser liberados . la medida es con la finalidad de reducir las probabilidades de contagio de covid-19. el esposo de yael estÁ en uno de los grupos de alto riesgo. >> se le baja la presiÓn, se le sube la azÚcar. es algo muyterrible para mÍ y para nuestros hijos. juan carlos: el juez dio la opciÓn de liberar a los detenidos, mantenerlos a un centro donde puede mantener la distancia de 6 pies y deportar a quienes han ago

cumplir este mandamiento esté grecia se han enfrentado legalmente en los condados de riverside y san bernardino de seguir adelante no nada más las tiendas yo sé que es esencial para la iglesia. los hospitales siguen abiertos pero aquí es un hospital individual en cuestión el derecho de que algunos negocios están abiertos mientras que los templos de adoración deben permanecer cerrados >>> tenemos servicios o días a la semana pero todo lo demás siguen abiertos todos los días y no había y se está fijando viene con la iglesia. afirman que de permitirse de congregar con las normas de higiene y distancia mito social >>> aquí tenemos los guante las máscaras tenemos todo aquí disponible >>> medidas de prevención que algunos consideran son suficientes con tal de que los creyentes les permitan profesar su fe >>> la distancia requerida para dar esa libertad a la gente. pero según otros al intentar las órdenes los pacientes que recupere la milanés >>> que están bien. >>> en estos momentos porque esto es muy serio. telemundo 48. >>> por otro lado sabemos que las visitas a los hospitales que es limitado pero

he died at a hospital after getting the virus in prison and san bernardino county. so far 60 inmates in california institutions volved for men in san bernardino couy have tested positive for covid-19. our coverage continues onli we have that new information all the breaki news is there as well as althe lakes that ways that u can stay safe family and the rest of your community it on we're all doing our part by staying at home. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or wer... unplugging and turning off devicewhen not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay weland keep it golden. is the message from truckee and tahoe officials trying to keep peope from heading there to spend their time in isolation joining us now is the mayor of truckee dave policy. good morning. mister mayor. >>good morning daria okay, how's that working out for you say please don't come cause i went on air bnb just in a commercial break seem to be plenty of places for me to go to. >>you know we've been trying toget the message out far and wide loud and clear we've been working with a

but i don't have to tell you, i spent at lot of time in san bernardino over the years. back in the 1980s, sheriff. i remember it -- i'm not that old. but okay. nice wow comment. i was in college! give me a break. i know the area pretty well. been back a number of times. things have changed a lot in california. we've got a lot more drugs. we've got a lot more obviouslye immigrants, some illegal, some documented. but it's a different world and a lot of different concerns, and a lot of great people. immigrants, nonimmigrants. but it's a different world now. you have to keep your people safe in the community safe. and a lot of the covid responses are making life more difficult for you and the community as a result. >> certainly. he with you. although i'm not in favor of this, it's our responsibility to figure out how to make it work at this point and i'm certainly happy that we had this conversation judicial council today and i really think they took some of our concerns to heart and i look forward to calls in the future with them to maybe address some of the concerns that

i'm thinking of san bernardino in california where there is no question of those who have committed a terrorist act. there is nothing that law enforcement could do. there are enough smart people working on these issues that we have not yet identified. >> or a new piece of legislation. >> what it suggest is that every turn over the last several years the tech companies did not see those legislators take up new regulation or any meaningful regulation so i feel more confident stepping forward. >> what i like about the book with pessimism and the role of tech i feel i am steeped in and then force us to confront alongside i want to read a quick section here how it so good and then in 2018 with the institute of the project with the facial recognition software that's where the intruders were located but then 2500 feet offshore were rescued and then within 70 seconds from a swimmer. the heart rate was elevated she went to kidney failure and when she got to the hospital excuse me for just a second while i reach the rest of my notes. [laughter] but at the same time you don't flinch from the bad

san bernardino county sheriff john mcmahon says he was forced to release a repeat offender, he joinse now. what can you tell us about this suspect? >> i can't speak in detail about his current case but what i did say is he has a prior conviction for child abuse as well as a prior conviction for domestic violence. i think this is an oversight on behalf of the judicial council, i don't believe they intended to leave this specific crime out is that it would be eligible for zero bail but it's our responsibility in my opinion is law enforcement leaders to only bring information forward to the citizens that we serve but equally important, it's also our responsibility to work with the judicial council on some solutions. i'm happy to say we had a conference call that was very productive with members of the judicial council who clarified some of the concerns that we had but also listen to some of the others. >> laura: let me clarify this. it's a rule -- correct me if i'm wrong -- that you are not able to alert the community to this suspect's release, suspects who had previously been convicted

so far 60 inmates at the california instituti for men in san bernardino county have who was set to step down after criticizing esident trump has now died in a plane crash. we have video of the wreckage. doctor bill kiy was the mayor of auburn a city righ there along interstate 80 in placer county. he died saturday morning near the auburn airport kirby was the pilot there was a paenger in the plane that person suffered minor injuries. last week her be had cided to step down as mayor after criticing the president saying that his followers were like klan members. the ntsb is now investigating the cause of the crash. >>oucoverage of the coronavirus continues online go to kron 4 dot com wve got all of the latest headlines most here in the bay area and around the world. >>thlatest with th coronavirus will be right. at cigna, we don't just stand with healthcare professionals we run with them, toward those in need. we are 7,0 doctors, nurses, pharmacists and therapists supporting their efforts on the ground and virtually. we're by yourstoo. with answers to your most pressing quens and expert ad

. >>> san bernardino county nurse on the mend after a brutal bout with coronavirus. he has a story to tell, including what he believes was a near death experience. >> reporter: getting along with the help of a walker. he met us in the front yard of his home. his body is still weak. >> i still have 100% pains. it is not going to dampen my desire to help. >> the 47-year-old nurse survived a brutal battual battle with the coronavirus. for 11 days doctors drugged him into a coma. >> my lungs were collapsing already. >> reporter: he had a terrifying near death experience. >> i felt and met death. and i saw my mother, i saw my brother and my dad. >> reporter: he told them he needed to stay here on earth. >> they left me. >> reporter: they treated him with a cocktail, vitamin c and hydroxychloroquine and a medication used to slow the progression of hiv. >> the second day my fever went away. >> reporter: scientists can debate about which treatment turned his health around but he said he already found the answers, in his heart. he wants ether people fighting covid-19 to know

>>> en este caso, el representante legal de barrios al centro del servicios comunitarios en san bernardinote la crisis coronavirus y pueden expulsar inmediatamente a los migrantes hacia mÉxico sean o no mexicanos y nosotros obviamente tambiÉn estamos monitoreando casos similares en noticias telemundo.com bien te sabe las direcciÓn y seguro que la consultas a diarios. >>> y puede informarse de esto y mÁs muy interesantes que estan haciendo constantemente en el noticiero telemundo gracias. >>> gracias. >>> seguimos con la informaciÓn porque guatemala registrÓ ayer su peor dÍa desde que la crisis del covid-19 llegÓ a este paÍs centroamericano fueron 42 nuevos casos de personas contagiada 22 deportados pero hoy guatemala registra cerca de 400 enfermos de covid-19 y poco mÁs de una decena de muertos, en algunos lugares los mercados se han trasladado a estadios de fÚtbol para facilitar la distancia social. muriÓ por hambre eso escribio una persona en el suelo en el lugar donde cayÓ asesinado un joven venezolano que protestaba por la falto de alimentos, ocurriÓ en el estado bolÍvar en venezuela r

the inmate was locked up in san bernardino county. a second person at the jail in san francisco has now tested positive for the coronavirus. this as california records more than 31,000 cases and 1151 deaths. >>> for the first time nearly an entire town will be eligible to be tested for the coronavirus and the town is right here in the bay area. greg ligands is alive with where it's happening and how it will be done.>>> this is going to be happening in marin county, specifically in the town of bolinas. this is a privately funded effort to test anyone in town who wants to know if they currently have or recently had covid-19.>> mesa park is where the testing will take place. volunteers have erected a temporary drive-through facility that will operate monday through thursday. first responders and anyone in town 4 and older who has registered will be eligible for free testing. this couple plan to take advantage of that opportunity. >> it will be good to get some info, and have some research data and see where everyone is at. >> the testing

correccionales de california anunciÓ que un recluso de la instituciÓn para hombres en el condado de san bernardinorgue. el centro tiene 59 personas que han dado positivo al coronavirus. el alguacil del condado de alameda dispuso que se implementarÁn nuevas medidas para proteger a los empleados de la cÁrcel santa rita. cualquier persona que entre se debe someter a inspecciÓn mÉdica, esa cÁrcel registrÓ 15 prisioneros que dieron positivo al coronavirus, uno de ellos fue liberado. los trabajadores tambiÉn resultaron contagiados. el estado de california ofrece recursos a los trabajadores que pudieron perder su empleo como consecuencia del coronavirus, nataly vera tiene los detalles. nataly: lÍderes estatales reconocen la frustraciÓn del pÚblico por recibir beneficios de desempleo. es por eso que a partir del lunes, el departamento de desarrollo de empleos estarÁ disponible para llamadas de 8 de la maÑana a 8 de la noche para recibir mÁs solicitudes de desempleo. aquellos que trabajan por su cuenta como los conductores de uber, contratistas independientes y otros que no reciben beneficios de desempleo,

santa clara county, they include fresno county, they include current, they include san joaquin, san bernardino, they include orange and riverside, san diego, it is a way of emphasizing this, covid-19 and hospitalizations, covid-19 and the total number of positives impact the entire state of california. if you are living in a community where you think we are immune we are okay we got this, we are not la, we are not these other counties in the states. i hope you will disabuse yourself of that and consider that some of the most challenging parts of the state remain in some of our rule parts of the state, particularly as it relates to skilled nursing facilities, adult and senior homes which we continue to track. i should note, we have in our portfolio, i laid out on april 10 our new strategies and plans to protect our seniors and redoubling our efforts. remember, one of the first executive orders that we put out in the state was around guidelines in the skilled nursing facilities and nursing homes. we followed up with that on april 10 by talking about an army of people that we have retrained 600 n

it is near san bernardino. more test results are pending, but the fear is that there will be more cases inside and outside of that facility. >> the results are still pending. but we have two to the folks at cedar mountain and we have let them know to assume at this point that everyone is positive and to take appropriate measures. >> testing began last week when an 89-year-old resident of the nursing home died from the virus. >>> walmart will soon begin checking the temperature of their workers as they arrive for their shifts. anybody with a temperature of 100 degrees or more will be sent home. but they will still will be paid for their shift. employees will not be allowed to return to work until their fever has gone down for at least three days. walmart says that they will also be issuing masks and gloves to anybody that wants them. >>> sales of alcohol are skyrocketed during this coronavirus outbreak. the market research firm nielsen says that the sale of alcohol was up 56%. excuse me, 55% during the second we

the attorney general javier becerra is named in the lawsuit as is san bernardino and riverside counties. the governor's office is so far not commenting. >>> new for you that morning two more sailors aboard the hospital ship "usns mercury" have contracted the virus. both have been taken off the ship which was docked at the port of los angeles. d the disease in less than a week. was to be ste the virus so medical staff could treat other conditions besides covid-19. >>> while were you sheltering in place and you need someone to help move along your videoconference meetings, an east bay farm has you covered. >> right. what do you think of this one here. introducing goat to meeting. sweet farms in half moon bay is offering a unique service in which you can invite a goat or a llama, sheep, pig or cow to join your videoconference call t. could bring a little llama levity to your next call, marcus. you'd be making a donation to sweet farms which is a nonprofit animal sanctuary. there are different options for different prices. for $65 you get a virtual tour of the farm for up to six people. >>

the next of in have been notified us so far 60 inmates at the california instution for men in san bernardino county have tested ositive for covid-19. >>yet another large event has been canced in san francisco because of the coronavirus and the stay at home orders tomorrow is for 21 typically flood golden gate park robin willias meadow and hippie hill, but instead tomorrow, the 4.20 celebrations were canceled as the mayor warns people not. >>to come to the park. conference taylor bisacky reports. >>he at the park the fences are up and people are inside but that will be the case on monda the city says they will tolerate obviously there was suosed to be befo 20 event on monday.it was since canceled and organize say it's disappointinbut ultimately it's for the best of public health. >>normally thousands of people from the bay area and beyond meadow and goading the park with marijuana for for 20 celebrations, however, the event which would have taken place on monday. his canceled this year because of e coronavirus in stay at home ders bizarre christmas rate for. >>r the cannabisndustry and that j

. >>> in san bernardino county, all residents at a nursing home are in isolation after 51 residents and six staffers test positive for the coronavirus. two residents have died so far, including an 89-year-old woman. authorities say they fear the home is the largest outbreak at any single facility here in california. the local health department expects that even more people are infected. >> results are still pending, but we have talked folks at cedar mountain, and let them know to assume at this point that everyone is positive and to take appropriate measures. >> leaders say they are increasing cleaning protocols and have closed the facility to visitors. >>> the postal service is increasing its disinfection efforts after an employee tested positive for the coronavirus. the worker did not have contact with the public but did handle mail. the cdc and world health organization say there's no evidence the virus can be spread through the mail system. they are providing sanitizers and masks and gloves to employees. >>> a mother has been sentenced to seven months in prison for her role in the c

i was thinking about the case with heavy san bernardino. there was an incident where there was no question about whether the person the right to actually sort of the property of someone committed a terrorist act. there was nothing that law enforcement could do. there was no access. so, i think that there are enough smart people working on these issues but there could be a middle ground solution we haven't yet identified. >> or a new piece of legislation. >> or a piece of legislation. one of the reasons i didn't suggest that as it seems at every turn over the last several years the tech companies with the willing to take up the regulations were any regulatio regulations. but i think that i feel a little bit more confident about the tech sector stepping forward in the climate. i feel like i am especially steeped in the dangers of time and you know you really force us to confront a lot. in 2018 at police department instituted a pilot project using experimental facial recognition software and over 3,000 missing children were located. there were

maribel: tÚ que has tenido la oportunidad de visitar a varias comunidades dentro de san bernardino.e todo en este momento donde es importante estar al pendiente de las fuentes oficiales. mary blas. sabemos que el gobernador hablÓ en una de sus discursos y dijo lo que se vivÍa en el estado de california. dentro de la difÍcil situaciÓn mencionÓnuestra comunidad, la comunidad hispana en el estado de california. mencionÓ ciertas enfermedades que estaban perjudicando mÁs a nuestra comunidad. sabemos que las diferentes organizaciones se han enfocadoen guiar a los nuestros para que tomen importancia sobre el cuidado preventivo. es una de las misiones que se han propuesto? >> si has estado cuidando tu salud durante mas tiempo, es mas fÁcil responder a este virus. sabemos que hay riesgos que te van a poner mÁs vulnerable y es importante que la comunidad lo sepa, no salgan si no es necesario. en nuestra organizaciÓn-- puedes cubrirte la cara, aunque sea algo de algodoon. nuestra comunidad a veces deja las recomendaicones de lado, porque piensa que no son importantes. maribel: laura, por eso e

they are proud to call san bernardino home. they said it's been a challenging time and when the san bruno education foundation reached out with a west to develop tools for student engagement growth and professional development for teachers, we wanted to help. in terms of graduation ceremonies, this time of year that a lot of kids are supposed to be celebrating, school districts plan on releasing details for a new way to do that in the next few weeks. >>> we are learning test lab plans to cut salaries and for low hourly workers in multiple reports. they cite an internal memo to employees saying that furloughs will begin monday. late last month health orders force the company to wind down electric car production at its fremont factory. barn changes tesla said it will resume production may 4. we have reached out to tesla but have not heard back. >>> the city council in seven cisco and san jose have approved emergency paid sick leave ordinances. unlike the federal stimulus package the measures applied to companies with more than 500

youtube is proud to call san bernardino home. it's been a challenging time for so many. when thesan bruno education foundation reached out with a west to develop tools for student engagement growth and professional development for teachers, we wanted to help. in terms of graduation ceremonies, this time of year that a lot of kids are supposed to be celebrating, school districts plan on releasing details for a new way to do that in the next few weeks. >>> city council in san francisco and san jose approved emergency paid sickleave ordinances . unlike the federal stimulus package the measures applied to companies with more than 500 employees. employees would be able to use emergency ave ifother qutine or are caring for children or someone who is sick. the ordinance would apply to gait workers like rideshare drivers. oakland is expected to consider a similar plan next week. >>> lawyers say their clients have been fired or retaliated against for expressing concerns to employers over a lack of protective gear while working. a growing fear working among essential employees is

they include fresno county, they include kern, san joaquin, san bernardino county, they include orange and riverside, san diego. it's a way of emphasizing this covid-19 and hospitalizations, covid-19 and the total number of positives, impact the entire state of california.>> governor newsom also said tomorrow he plans to release the state guidelines for easing the stay- at-home orders in phases.>>> election day 2020 is still six months away but already san francisco is preparing for what could be the first national election in the midst of a global pandemic. more now from christien kafton who says city leaders are calling for and preparing for everyone in san francisco to vote by mail. >> reporter: americans traditionally vote for president the first tuesday in november in this election year is no different. but what may be different is how people cast their ballots. in light of the coronavirus pandemic, the chair of san francisco's democratic party sent a letter to city leaders asking them to have the city vote by mail. he watched voters go to the polls earlier this month in the wisco

approvals in place to find a solution to access content partners thinking about the case with the san bernardino attacks in california and this is an instance where there's more question about whether or not the person's device was the property of someone who committed a terrorist act but there was nothing that law enforcement could do. there was no access so i think there enough smart people working on these issues that there could be a piece of legislation that we have identified. the one of the reasons we suggest that is tech companies are not seeing our legislators take up new regulations or any regulations or meaningful regulations. i think that i feel a little bit more confident about the text are stepping forward in this climate. >> one thing i like about the book is in a time of deep cynicism and pessimism about the role of tech which i feel like i am especially steeped in as the publisher about tech you have forced us to confront a lot of the good it does alongside the bad and i want to read a quick section here. she writes about how tech do so much for good. for example in 2018 a polic

. >>> out of san bernardino county, no one is being admitted or discharged from a nursing home aftertwo people died from covid-19. 57 people have tested positive for the virus. of those infected, 51 our residents, and 6 our staff. the county brought in and laid infectious disease expert to help stop the spread. >> if you have come in contact with somebody that has worked in one of these facilities or a patient, let them know. one person could very well go out and give it to 50 other people. and we are t 21- year-old kids here. these are people with conditions which are seriously debilitating. >> one of the residents who died from covid-19 is an 89- year-old woman. the second victim has yet to be identified. >>> the outbreak has hitanother nursing home in the bay area. five people at the tran44 tested positive for coronavirus and one patient has died. the city's mayor said the facility has employed its infection control protocol. meanwhile it appears no one else at the facility has received any test results. >> the remaining patients, we are requesting test for them. and they also hav

. >> a health crisis in a san bernardino nursing home. two have died and dozens have tested positive for covid-19. nicole comstock reports on the restrictions in place. >> reporter: we have now learned that a staggering 51 residents and six staff members at the cedar mountain rehabilitation center have unfortunately tested positive for coronavirus. >> just being in view of it and knowing what's going on there is a heartbreaking situation. >> reporter: this family lives across the street where two residents including an 89-year- old woman had died amid an outbreak at the facility. >> it seems to be getting worse by the minute. >> reporter: the age of the second victim is not available. a representative from the department of health visited tuesday to give guidance to staff members. no new patients are being checked into cedar mountain and no one is being discharged. paul cook toured the facility and shared concerns about keeping everyone say. >> if you have common contact with somebody that has worked in one of these facilities and has bee

nicole saphier and an emergency assistant in san bernardino california.o have you with us, thank you for your time. before we get to some of the more specific questions i want to ask about the reporting that we saw today, you are there in new york, you have a pulse on this whole thing, the fact that it looks like in new york city itself these antibody tests as many as one of every 5 new yorkers may have had kim jong un friend recovered. an astonishing number. >> that is right and we are seeing similar to reports from california, essentially what we call random testing, getting a snapshot of how many people have been infected with the virus, how many people have recovered. this is a small sample size, 3000, a very small fraction of the people in new york state but it gives some idea which we are expected a lot more people already contracted the allison recovered from it which is a good thing in the sense that there may be more people immune to the virus but the more numbers of affectionate recovered, tells us we will have a lower fatality rate than the ear

they include fresno county, they include kern, they include san joaquin, san bernardino, they include orange and riverside, san diego. it's a way of emphasizing this covid-19 and hospitalizations, covid-19 in total number of positives impact the entire state of california.>> governor newsom also said that tomorrow he plans to release the states guidelines for easing stay at home orders in phases. two big developments from washington involving the coronavirus. the senate late this afternoon passed a nearly $500 billion relief bill, most of it going to loans for small businesses every day now goes to the house on thursday for a vote following that the president is expected to sign it. also late this afternoon the director of the cdc told the washington post that we may face a second wave of the coronavirus this winter that would be even worse than what we are dealing with right now. in the meantime, jonathan serrie tells us that protests continue to reopen the country.>> reporter: hundreds of protesters are flooding streets across the country, calling for an end to the state on policies

. >>> san bernardino county is reporting the first death of an inmate due to complications from the coronavirus. authorities say more than 650 inmates there have been tested. at least 100 have tested positive. >>> and happening this week in contra costa county work will wind down at the marathon martinez refinery with complete shutdown expected by next month. the refinery is not closing permanently but it will only sit idle while demand for gas is low. so the company says that none of its nearly 750 full-time workers will lose their jobs, but contractors will. the refinery contracted about 1,000 workers prior to this outbreak. >>> taking a live look, the bay bridge toll plaza. new this morning traffic down about 50% and so are crashes and accidents. researchers at uc davis say prior to the shelter at home order there were nearly 500 injury or deadly crashes statewide every single day. that's now down to 240, and that means the state is saving about $40 million a day in emergency response costs. >>> time now to get a look at our forecast for this monday morning. what's in store, kari? >>> we're

a lawsuit claiming their first amendment rights were being violated the three churches are in san bernardino riverside county. . they can practice a social distancing the same way that grocery stores do. they say that the church, the state and local stay-at-home orders are just too broad and violate their first amendment right to freedom of religion . >>> i will pick it up from here, the chp is investigating a freeway shooting in oak and were two people were hurt. they say it happened on interstate 880 about 3:30 pm. the victims when a gray honda accord when a white jeep cherokee with temporary license plates fired shots at the car. police believe the shooting was a targeted shooting and if you have any information about this getting contact with chp . >>> san francisco police are investigating a homicide that began with the call about someone having the mental health crisis. this happened on sunday morning. just before 9:30 am in the mission district there was a fire at the home and when they arrived he found the body of a 56-year-old woman in a bedroom. they also found a man on the patio w

i was thinking about the case with the san bernardino attacks in california and this is an incident where there was no question of whether or not the person device was actually the property of some of it committed a terrorist act. but it was nothing that law-enforcement could do. there was no access. so i think that there are enough smart people working on these issues that there could be a middleground solution and we haven't yet identified that doesn't involve breaking the phone. >> or any piece of legislation. >> or a piece of legislation. one of the reasons i did suggest that is it seems at every turn over the last several years that tech companies would not see our legislative take up new regulations or any regulations really meaningful regulations. i think i feel a little bit more confident about the tech sector stepping forward in our particular climate. >> one thing i really like about the book is that in a type of deep cynicism and pessimism about the role of tech which i feel like i am especially steeped in as a person publishing pieces about the dangers of tech all the time. yo

it's in san bernardino county 51 of the paties are sidents 6 our staff members and the daughter of a resident says the people living inthat facility are being quarantined now their rooms while thestaff forced to stay outside in r v's. and here n francisco to patients in 9 staff mbers at lynn ago in a honda hospital in san francio been confirmed to have coronavirus. we're still waiting to hear ck on additional sting for the re of the residents there but the san francisco ealth director says he expects the outbreak at that facility to get worse. city ficials say laguna honda is also setting up a fieldcare clinic on theirgrounds in case they need to separate one group of patients from another. >>vernor newsome announced he's launching an initiative to lp seniors stay connected and healthy. while thehave to stay home. >>now reconstituting all of those programs d building capacity n partnership to significantly increase our connectivity to our seniors to check innot just for wellness checks related to food and medicine. but the deep anxiety people are being isolated and home and the lonel

speeds along the san francisco peninsula about 20 miles per hour less burlingame 58 degrees but san bernardinoright morning up to 57 degrees order microclimate sunday forecast low 60's all the way from san mateo foster city and san carlos upper 60's for those of you in mount he's supporting with 70's there and upper 60's for san jose and trooper tino in the south it so we are going to notice some thick blanket of cloud cover to start out the morning with better clearing by the afternoon hayward 64 degrees livermore 67 widespread mid to upper 60's as you make your way inland but we are going to see a cooler forecast for those of you are in the 57 degrees in oakland and richmond warming up to 63 degrees throughout the east bay shoreline with widespread 60's and 70's for those of you in the north bay now has 63 degrees and mid 60's as well for santa rosa, but no valley 54 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs but we're all going to be below average on monday a weak storm will try to bring us rain but overall it's looking like a drier outlook so it will cool down temperatures thinks that increas

they include fresno county, they include kern county, san joaquin, san bernardino, orange and riverside, san diego. it is a way of emphasizing this, covid 19 and hospitalizations and total number of positives impact the entire state of california. if you are living in a community that we are okay we have got this, we are not la and some of these other counties in the state of california. i hope you will disabuse yourself of that and consider the fact that some of the most challenging parts of the state remain in our rural parts of the state particularly as it relates to skilled nursing facilities, adult and senior homes, which we continue to track. i should note that we have in our portfolio, i laid out on april 10 our new strategies and plans to protect our seniors and redoubling our efforts. remember one of the first executive orders we put out in this state was around guidelines and the skilled nursing facilities, assisted- living homes and nursing homes broadly, we followed up with that on april 10 talking about an army of people that we had trained, 600 nurses and infectious diseas

my law firm, san bernardino ande riverside counties today, same issue that police and counties pickingn people of faith are harassing them, issuing tickets to them. soup kitchens are being shut down if they are run by religious institutions but not if they are run by the government, so a blatant persecution of people of faith, doesn't matter if it's two more weeks or four more weeks, they should not be our liberty will not be infringed. >> laura: we are going to track this every night because this could set precedent if we don't see these kinds of constant challenges. i know you are waging a good fight in california but this decision by judge walker was phenomenal. it was blistering. and i hope these republican state legislators are paying attention to this because all of them are, like, not at work. i don't understand how people are not working when they are supposed to be looking out for all of their constituents. harmeet, come back soon and keep tracking this for us because we are going to handle it every night this week. because thank you, laura. >> laura: new announcement from kai

said the inmate died at a hospital after contracting the virus california institute for men, in san bernardinoy. officials say the prison currently has 59 inmates, who have tested positive for the coronavirus. >>> small community of bulimics in marin county on the way to becoming the first places the world to test an entire immunity for the coronavirus. antibodies from the illness. testing began todayn for 4 days. ktvu's rob ross says doctors hope to the infection rate how it spreads, through a community. bolinas marine county town standard radar, now truly under a microscope. >> community has come together, as usual, that is what we do here. >> reporter: getting monday lasting through thursday almost all 1600 belia's residence first responders and essential workers to drive through test, being tested at home. one test is to see if they have covid-19. a swap from the nose and mouth the other is to see if they have antibodies for it that entails needle . caught up with this couple just after they received their test. >> it wasn't as bad as i thought it would be >> reporter: uc san francisco hav

well, let's ask fox news medical contributor, nicole saphier and san bernardino, california, stephenat to have you both with us. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> shannon: nicole, before we get to the more specific questions come i wanted to ask you about this, the recording that rick leventhal had a short time ago that we saw today. you are there in new york and you have a pulse on this whole thing. it looks like in new york city itself with antibody test as many as 1 out of 5 new yorkers may have had covid and recovered a pair that is an astonishing number. >> that is right, shannon. what we are seeing from new york is similar from early reports that happening california. and it was essentially what we call random seroprevalence testing. they are trying to get a snapshot how many people infected with the virus causing covid-19 and how many people actually recovered. albeit a small sample size of 3,000 from a very small fraction of the people in new york state, however, it does give us an idea which we already expected that a lot more people have already contracted the illne

. >>> new at 11:00, an inmate in san bernardino county has died from what appears to be complications of the coronavirus. california department of corrections says he is the first inmate to die because of the virus. more than 650 inmates have been tested, and 115 have tested positive. as we mentioned, the first inmate has passed away. the person passed away at an outside hospital, not inside the prison. stay up to date with the very latest on the coronavirus by following our live blog. we're putting together the headlines, the new developments all in one place, and it's easy to find right there at nbcbayarea.com at the top of our home page. >>> san leandro's police chief is making a plea to the community one day after officers shot and killed a man wielding a bat at walmart. tonight police have identified that man as 33-year-old steven taylor of san leandro. an attorney for his family is calling the shooting unlawful. nbc bay area's marianne favro has the stories. >> reporter: the shooting was captured on video. you can see just inside the front door, san leandro police confronting a

say at least 57 people have tested positive at the cedar mountain post acute care facilities in san bernardino county. 51 of those infected are residents 6 our staff members. fact the daughter of a resident says the ople living in that facility are now being quarantined to their rooms while the staff has to outsid in our v's. and her in san francisco to patien in 9 aff membe at laguna honda spital in san francisco confirmed to have the virus and we're still waiting to hear back on additional testing for the rest the residents there, but the san francisco health director said that he does expect the outbreak at that facility to get worse. city offials say laguna honda is so setting up a field care clinic on the grounds in case ey need to separate patients from each other. >>is showed you know to go to the latest headlines on kron 4 dot coms are mentioned as a teing a where the outbreaks are don't forget. there's that navy ship and aircraft carrier the camd is from santa rosa and hs the one who said yogot to get the soldiers eyes are the sailors off of the ship because 6,000 of them in close qua

and san bernardino county is reporting the first death of an inmate due to complications from coronavirus. authorities say that more than 650 inmates there have been tested. at least 100 have tested positive. >>> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. and new this morning with traffic down about 50%, so are crashes and accidents. prior to the shelter at home order there were nearly 500 injuries or deadly crashes statewide daily. that's now down to 240 and that means the state is saving about $40 million a day in the costs that are tied to emergency response. look at the forecast meteorologist kari hall. >>> we're starting out with some milder temperatures this morning with some light showers passing through. mostly mid to upper 50s as you head out the door. as we go into the rest of the forecast a beautiful day ahead. we start to see the rain clearing out. if you want to enjoy some time outside, maybe in con court you want to grill and have outdoor time with the family, you might want to take that dinner inside. a warm-up in the forecast. mike, you've been tracking what's happening wit

bad for those folks and my law firm and center for american liberties just filed a lawsuit in san bernardinond riverside county stay on the same issues. that the police and the counties are picking on people of faith and are harassing them, issuing tickets to them, soup kitchens are being shut down if they're run by religious and pitched tuition but not that they're run by the government. this is blatant persecution of people of faith in organizations and we have to fight back on it now. it doesn't matter if it's only two more weeks or four more weeks, there should not be a minute of our liberty infringed. >> laura: this is precedent-setting. we are going to track this every night because this could set a precedent -- precedence if we don't see these kinds of constant challenges. i know you're waging a good fight in california, but this decision by judge walker was phenomenal. it was blistering and i hope these republican state legislators are paying attention to this because all of them are like not at work. i don't understand how people are not working when they're supposed to be looking o

i was thinking about the case with the san bernardino texas, california and this is an incident where it's this question about whether or not this person and his device was the property of someone who had committed a terrorist act. but there was nothing that law enforcement to do. therewas no access , so i think that there are enough smart people working on these issues there could be a middle ground solution that we haven't yet identified doesn't involve breaking into phones . >> see one or a new piece of legislation. >> one of the reason i didn't suggest that it seems every turn over the last several years tech companies did not see our legislators take up new regulations or any regulations really, meaningful regulations so i think that i feel a little bit more confident about tech sector stepping forward and in that climate. >> one thing i like about the book is in a time of deep cynicism and pessimism about the role of text which i feel like i am especially speaking as a person in publishing think pieces about the dangers of tech all the time , you really force us to confront a lo

least 57 of the people who have tested positive at cedars mountain post acute care facility in san bernardino with the majority of them being patients, 51 of them, we're actually residents there 6 where staff members the daughter of one of the residents as the people living in that facility are now being quarantined in their rooms while the staff is having to stay outside in harvey's. more than 2 doencollege students who went to mexico for spring break and come back to texas now with the coronavirus university of texas says the 28 students from its austin campus have tested positive. those students were among a larger group of aut 70 people with flu on a chartered plane to commerce and lucas for a week and a half are they were there week and a half ago, authorities have contacted every one of those spring breakers that was on the flight. dozens more of them are now undergoing testing. here's a quick live look outside with that our bay bridge toll plaza camera we're going to be back with more updates in just a minute stay with us the kron 4 morning news returns in just a >>welcome back and tha

william is right, we've seen this in places like detroit and san bernardino, california. an economic crisis, it is these first responders that are the first ones to be cut. a lot of those public-sector pensions and giveaways aren't maintained, with no way to pay for them. it creates this cycle of, really, irresponsible spending that hurts people tremendously in the end. the spigot is going to dry up, and we are headed toward austerity. if we don't come up with a plan, very, very soon, for businesses and workers to do something together. i know a lot of people have talked about it, there are people who are willing to work in a place where there is social distancing, or they can wear masks or have their temperature taken, some sort of mutual agreement between employers and people who really want to get back at work, having systems like that in place so they can go out and make money. because that's the name of the game. >> melissa: harris? >> harris: you know, you guys may not like this. i've been making a laundry list the whole time i've been sitting here. i have so many q

inmate died in hospital after contracting the virus at the california institution for men in san bernardino county. date officials say the prison currently has 59 inmates who have tested positive for covid- 19. a second person in a san francisco jail has tested positive for covid-19. the inmate has been in custody since yesterday and was not showing signs of the virus. authorities say the inmate was isolated from the jail's general population at booking. the sheriff's office began isolating newly arrested people in the county jail on march 18, wednesday after san francisco issued the stay-at-home order. authorities reported the first positive case of covid-19 in the jail last week.>>> some states are looking to reopen their local economies but the president and the coronavirus task force they the first step is testing. christina coleman tells us about the push from the white house to increase testing. >> as parts of the country are expected to start reopening in the coming days and weeks, the trumpet ministration remains focused on testing saying it's the best way to determine when it is tr

sound familiar san bernardino?phil: at the same time, about employing them and bringing them into build. roland: so that the money, they got the roadblocks, huntington is buying all of the sox is stanford's going around to different counties. kristi goes to state legislature. in any goes to the counties again where he said were either going to go for the bond this. clever method of finance california treated he does not have the labor force. a lot of these are civil war veterans many who were irish. and they heard about the gold strike. i'm irish, i can say this. they took off and they were desperate. but there this big group of hard-working immigrants that happen to come from the wrong side of the pacific. here for the gold rush just like everybody else. the company mostly from the region of china and at first, they said, on the short side, and they say funny things in the eat like dried fish and they don't speak english. they were desperate. so they hired a bunch of them. they give them some tough jobs and guess

officials say least 57 people havetested positive at the cedar untain post acute care facility san bernardinoounty. >>51 of the patients are residents 6 our staff members the daughter of a resident says people living in the facility are being quarantined in their rooms ile aff are staying outside in rv is and more than 2 doen college students apparently went to mexico for spring breaan returto texas with the corovir the university of texas as 28 students from his austin camp tested positive for the virusthe students were among approximately 70 people who flew on a artered plane to kabul son lucas a week ana half ago, authorities have contact every spring breaker who was on that ight dozens more of them are now undergoing testing. >>cnn news anchor chris cuomo has been diagnosed with coronavirus the news camein a memo cnn employees today. cuomo says he's feeling well and he's now anchoring his show cuomo prime time from his home. he talked about his diagnosis tonight, said the fight should be about him. >>i'm hetant to talk about me because cares this is so small comped to what so many are fac

excuse me my computers having some issues here. 18 residents side is rehabilitation center in san bernardino in california is now among a small sample of states that publicly report all of their coronavirus cases at nursing homes, the state's health department keeps a tally from all skilled nursing facilities and i'm scrolling through them right now so that you can see them from here across california, many of them just indicate the numbers as under 11, but when you scroll all the way down to the bottom you can see there are more than 3,000 positive cases among residents across the state and the close to 500 excuse me more than 50552 deaths now a federal agency that overseas nursing homes say they must report their coronavirus deaths and infections directly to the centers for disease control and prevention themselves back to you. >>noel thank you the coronavirus is now the leading cause of death in los angeles county across california. there are now more than 39,000 covid-19 cases and more than 1500 deaths in the bay area there are more than 7,000 cases more than 250 deaths santa clara count